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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17964, 8 March 1930, Page 11

Mr Sydney Tombs, veteran showman and for years an enterprising Hamilton theatre manager has decided upon the “SUPERIOR” WESTERN ELECTRIC sound system as a matter of course. Hamilton theatre-goers will be charmed at the natural and lifelike reproduction at the Civic. In this small theatre with its intimate, comfortable atmosphere, Mr Tombs will be able to present sound picture programmes at their very best. Special arrangements by Western Electric engineers embodying die most advanced methods of acoustic treatment have been made. The result of tests indicates definite advantages on the side of the small theatre as regards tone quality. Programmes at the Civic can therefore be recommended as the best that the modem talking picture art has to offer. SOUND Hope Gibbons Building, Wellington. 36 The VOIC E of ACTION SYSTEM Service Depots throughout New Zealand.

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