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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 842, 10 December 1929, Page 15

FINAL THREE DAYS WARNING! Ronald Colman's First Talking Picture ‘’Bulldog Drummond" v be screened again in Auckland for many weeks to come. TIMES OF PERFORMANCES Ronald Colman in "Bulldog Drummond” na By Sapper. The Audible Picturisation of the Famous Light Melodr Also r OX MOVIETONE NEWS DALE SMITH, Eminent Baritone. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. COMMENCING FRIDAY 6 DOLORES DEL RIO a I- Red Dance" I XT Love is a woman's only cause. Torn between her affection for the handsome noble, played by Charles Farrell, and the great-hearted peasant enacted by Ivan Linow, Dolores Del Rio discovers that even a clumsy peasant can be noble. This colourful melodrama produced by Raol Walsh so interested New Yorkers that it played 12 weeks at the Globe Theatre on Broadway. BOX PLAtyS at Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone Reservations 43-114.

LAST THREE DAYS. TIMES OF PERFORMANCES—II—2.IS—B P.M. (Cheaper Prices at 11 a.m.) ALL-TALKIE ALL-CREEPY LAUGHTER-PACKED COMEDY. “THE GHOST TALKS ” ALSO FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. II Chic Sale in "‘MARCHING ON" Hon. J. H. Scutlin delivers message to the world. At Evening Sessions only— WHITE FORD-WAUGH’S MAJESTIC STAGE BAND, a Programme of Old and New Melodies. The Majestic (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre) FRI'DAY NEXT // ("TfIRtfNGH") “Under the Southern Cross,” is an everlasting testimony, not only to the histrionic capabilities of our remarkable native race, but a delightful vista of the Dominion’s worldfamed scenery, and a worthy record of early native traditions and characteristics. Under the capable direction of a staff of American experts, the Maoris have given to the screen a production that merits a place among the few outstanding epics of film history, It is a production, the management is happy to present. and which, in turn, every New Zealander will be heartily proud of. Also in Conjunction with the Screening of “UNDER TRHE SOUTHERN CROSS,” Will be a Personal Appearance of MISS BATH IE STUART. Miss Bathie Stuart also appears in the Talking and Sound Prologue to the Picture with a troupe of specially trained artists. MAJESTIC BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. FRIDAY PHONE 43-210.

“THE HOME OF BIG TALKIES" TONIGHT SESSIONS 5 AND 8. SEAR AND SEE TWO PERFECT TALKIES ON THE SAME PROGRAMME No. 1 William Boyd in ‘‘ The Flying Fool ” IT'S AN ALL-TALKIE. 100% DIALOGUE. “The Flying Fool" is without doubt the biggest and best All-Talkie seen in Auckland. No. 2—On the Same Programme Comedy, Dialogue, Sound and Music. EDDIN QUINLAN and THEODORE ROBERTS in “NOISY NEIGHBOURS” BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. RESERVES 41-341. NEXT FRIDAY SESSIONS JUST WHAT THE AUCKLAND PUBLIC HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR! BROADWAY'S MUSICAL COMEDY STAR MORTON DOWNEY H EAjR HIM SING! HEAR HIM TALK! I nrv'v im t rv\rr m LUCKY IN LOVE ALL-TALKING ALL-SINGING Also, ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: THE YEAR’S FILM SENSATION! Metro-Goldwyn Present HIS LATEST THRILLER (First Screening in N.Z.) LON CHANEY in “THUNDER” BOX PLAN NOW OPEN FOR FRIDAY AT THEATRE.