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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1005, 23 June 1930, Page 15

i^sairSi&:i£ iti A M FullerHayward Theatre. ra^SISIiSiMSSiiSi^MS!SjSBSS^ SESSIONS: |t| ! *ll A.M., i|i ! 2.15 P.M. =j= S P.M. =j= A or Epi Tsar Nicholas, the last of the Romairoffs. Laid in the midst of the peasantry of Moscow ancJ the great icy wastes cf the Siberian Prison Camps —: WAJkfs Rtnr «//< 'X. H EAiVTS EXILE' n m Si IS />V |i ■ja A new and more th« H M Ite WITH Grant Withers George Fawcett. stirring romance ever adorable Dolores Costello in a of glorious love and sacrifice. (A Warner Bros, and Vitaphone Picture.) Recommended by the N.2. Censor as more suitable for Adult Audiences. BOOKING 6d EXTRA. PHONE 43-114. m m m n il i! id If there’s a Show in Auckland worth seeing, its Advertised in THE SUN.

LAST TWO DAYS TO-NIGHTS SESSIONS I—An All-Talking. Singing and Dancing Show, “LUCKY BOY,” with George Jessell singing “My Mother's Eyes. No ' 2—Ken Maynard's latest and biggest adventur £i No. 2-Ke COMMENCING WEDNESDAY . I—MARY BRIAN. JAMES KIRKWOOD, and JOHN LODER in t No. 2 BLACK WATERS” ‘PARADE OF THE WEST.” Plan at Theatre. Ph. Res. 41-341. TWO SMASHING ALL-TALKIES. 100% ALL-TALKING. 100% ALL-THRILLING. VIRGINIA VALLI and JOHN HOLLAND in “QUILTy” 100% ALL-TALKING. 100% EXCITING.