SJjelßejjent K AUCKLAND'S PRE-EMINENT TALKIE THEATRE. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films (N.Z.), Ltd. -jj| 3 SESSIONS DAILY VAN DINES BEST SELLER * -V A TALKING FILM SENSATI N Four Strange Murders in rapid succession shatter the quiet dignity of River Side Drive! In each case a black Bishop scard is the only clue left. THE YEARS mystery VF /WA,, SENSATION y ~~ - -*| imwwin™ ii ii mm Featuring ys sasil rathbone h - LEILA HYAMS QJ ... ALEC B. FRANCIS THE BISHOP 1 MURDER CASE ' A MYSTERY STORY OF OUTSTANDING NOVELTY AND AMAZING SITUATIONS! jfj ON THE SAME PROGRAMME Bob Nelson P Monologue and Son o a. Phil Spitalny’s Band In Popular Numbers. Metrotone News In Sound. SPECIALLY SELECTED MUSICAL PROGRAMME NIGHTLY FROM 7.30 P.M. TO 8 P.M., FEATURING WHITEFORD WAUGH AND HIS ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS FOR TO-NIGHT RAPIDLY FILLING. PHONE 46-888 NOW |SS| oua «- FOR RESERVES. REGENT THEATRE Epsom TALKIES TALKIES TALKIES PERFECT SOUND GRAND OPENING TO-NIGHT DE LUXE SESSION. 8 O’CLOCK. GRAND OPENING ATTRACTION, igement, with Pride and Pleasure, Honour this occasion by AN ALL-BRITISH SELECTED PROGRAMME headed by ‘ATLANTIC’ In Addition: Short Featurettes (Specially Selected.) BOX PLAN AT THEATRE RESERVES 20-142 PRICES—STALLS, 1s; CIRCLE, 1s 6d; CHILDREN HALF-PRICE.
‘THE LONDON” House of British Talkies The All-British Talkie Theatre. The on.y one of its kind in the Empire. JLOfsftiOA/ TucATnc (Late GRAND, opp. G.P.0.) You can only see “High Treason” (here) “HIGH TREASON” SEE the Frocks of 1940. SEE the Double-decked Streets of 1940. “HIGH TREASON” SEE Giant Helicopters of 1940. Cabarets, Super Television. New nventions. The most original Talkie yet. A GREAT COMEDY. “SMITH WAKES UP.” Anri MERRY DWARFS.” Continuous All-Day and Evening Sessions —11.15, 1.30, 3.35, 5.45, and 8. "High Treason” screened 11.45, 2,4, 6, and 8.30. Box Plan at the London, Phone 42-274. Day Prices —Stalls. 1s: Circle, 1s 6d and 2s Evening Prices—Stalls. 1s 6d; Circle, 2s; 6d extra Reserve Booking. The “London” Tea Rooms open All Day and Evening. All Home-made RefreshTHE LONDON THEATRE
«jr TWICE BROADWAY KIALxO TWICE 2.30 and DAILY. 8 p. TO-NIGHT AT 8. A Wonderful Holiday Programme!! Headed by the Sensational All-Talking Comedy-Drama, “Such Men Are Dangerous A Forceful Story of Intrigue, Romance and Mystery, with many dashes of Brilliant Satire and Humour, from the versatile pen of Elinor Glyn, starring WARNER BAXTER and DALE OWEN. In Addition: "MICKEY THE MOUSE’ 1 Cartoon. Fox News, Christie Comedy, ate. A GREAT ENTERTAINMENT!! Reserves, «d extr*. (Saturday night stalls excepted). Phone 4C-609.
Doors Open between 4.30 and 6.45 for Reserves Phone 46-252. PRINCE EDWARD A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. Direct from the “Majestic.” “ HALF WAY TO HEAVEN ” With CHARLES "BUDDY” ROGERS. A Paramount All-Talking Special. Also, "BARNUM WAS RIGHT.” With GLENN TRYON. All-Talking Comedy Thriller. Selected Talkie Featurettes. Phone Reserves Ring 46-252. GREY LYNN CINEMA A Fuller - Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. Direct from the Majestic Theatre. A National Vitaphone 100% Talking Picture. “DARK STREETS.” Featuring JACK MULHALL and LILA LEE. The First Double Talking Picture ever Produced. See it first at the Cinema. Splendid Talkie and Silent Supports. USUAL FAMILY PRICES. Community Singing RELAYED BY IYA. TOWN HALL, Wednesday, June 4, 11.30 TO 1.30 P.M. '■k-v REV. JASPER CALDER, Song Leader. MR. lAN DEVEREUX. Late of "The Desert Song Co.”, Soloist. MRS. BARRINGTON SNOW, Pianist. By Courtest of Messrs. Arthur Bree Piano Co., a Recital on the Columbia Kolster Electric Gramophone Will be Given from 12 ta 12.30. ADMISSION FREE. SONG BOOKS 6d EACH. Collection for Charities. W. WOODHEAD. Hon. Secretary. Jack Buchanan. English theatrical i star, has been signed by Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer and will go to the Culve* City studios to begin work in talking pictures soon after the completion Oi i his current Broadway engagement.
ONEHUNGA PICTURES STRAND TO-NIGHT ■ DANGEROUS PARADISE ’ With RICHARD ARLEN and NANCY CARROLL. Also. “COLLEGIANS” Episode. Also Specially Selected Talkie Featurett# TO-NIGHT FORESTERS’ HALL TO-NIGHT. British Film Service Presents THE MAIN EVENT.” 1 FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Including Serial, "THE FINAL RECKONING” Auckland Winter Exhibition JULY 9 TO 19, 1930. CLASSES FOR DAIRY PRODUCE, HONEY. ROOTS, and vegetables, fruit. HOME INDUSTRIES. NEEDLEWORK. ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY. RABBITS AND DOGS. ENTRIES CLOSE ON JUNE 20. Schedule Free on Application to— W. F. O'DONNELL. A. & P. Association. 41 Albert St., Auckland. SPACE SPACE SPACE Merchants and Manufacturers requiring Space, apply to— J. FINDLAY, Manufacturers’ Association, P.O. Box 510. Auckland. VICTORIA, DEVONPORT DOUBLE FEATURE TALKIE PROGRAMME. LAURA LA PLANTE HOLD YOUR MAN A Feast Merriment. •THE GIRL M HAVANA” A Story of Romance in the Tropics. Usual Prices. 22-968 for Reserves.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 986, 31 May 1930, Page 17
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