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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 291, 7 December 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. THE GRAND THEATRE Direction: Wanganui Enterprises Ltd. Large and Satisfied Audience proclaim Tremendous Success of William Fox’s 100 per cent All-Talking Movietone Production. “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” The Greatest Talkie Ever Brought to the Dominion. Not a single Sub-Title in the Picture. Actual Scenes, Actual Sounds, Actually Photographed in the Great Metropolis—New York City. HEAR ALL YOU SEE! As you are whirled through a throbbing Newspaper Plant. Cheer with the frenzied crowds — 20,000 of them watching a championship fight at Madison Gardens. Thrilling scenes at the ringside. PLUNGE —into the Battle of Riders through the Subway Rush Hour. YELL—with the Frantic Throngs at Empire City Race Track. They’re Off! PUSH—your way down jostling Broadway. JOIN —the Swirling Milling Crowds at Grand Central Station. CRASH—the Gate of a Famous Speakeasy in the Fifties. GET A LINE—on the Revelry and Jazz. EXPEDIENCE —These and a Hundred Other Thrills in the First pulsat’ug Rapid Fire Drama of Glanlorous New York. “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” “SPEAKEASY” LOLA LANE (Star of the Follies), HENRY B. WALTHALL, PAUL PAGE, HELEN WARE, SHARON LYNN, and All Star Cast. With RUBY KEILER (Tap Dancer), RICHARD BONELLI (Famous Baritone). “HAPPY BIRTHDAY” (Talkie Comedy). FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. Be Wise—Book Early at Theatre. SHOWING TWICE DAILY AT 2.30 and 8 p.m. Perfect Reproduction on Western Electric Equipment. Watch for “WORDS and MUSIC” Behind That Curtain.

‘‘ Washing Clothes” is only one of | the many attributes of NO RUBBING I LAUNDRY HELP. As a kitchen scourer and Bath-water softener it is delightful. 1/- at Kernohan’s Ltd.— Advt.