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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 88, 14 April 1927, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Easter a ttractiox. aster -Attraction. NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.15, 2.30, 5.0, 7.45. LYRIC : To-night at 7.45. "BIGGEB THAN BARNUM' S." "BIGGER THAN D A R N U M ' S " " B I G G K R T HAN BAR X li M * S." " B I G G E R T HAN BAR X U M ' S - "BIGG E R THAN BARNUM' S*" "BIGGER THAN BARNUM* S." "BIGGER THAN B A R N U M ' S " "BIGGER THAN BARNUM' S." WITH ALL THE COLOUR AND FLASH OF THE CIRCUS—ALL THE MEMORY-STIRRING FASCIXATIOX OF THE SAWDUST RING. With RALPH LEWIS, VIOLA DANA, GEORGE O'HARA, RALPH INCE. CIRCUS DAYS ! THE SWEETEST HOURS OF CHILDHOOD' HAPPINESS FOR YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE! AND BEHIND IT ALL, UNSEEN THE SHEER HUMAN DRAMA OF LIFE THAT BUILDS UP TO THE MOST TERRIFIC CLIMAX EVER SEEN ON THE SCREEN. The Second Big Feature Is: i I r~ i THE T>ERFECT CAP." ] I "mHE TJERFECT CJAP." I , he -Perfect j : "J-he -Perfect i i I I ; i With With BEN T YON. "PAULINE CJTARKE. EX A AULIXE OtaRKE. ACTION, SUSPENSE, THRILLS, PATHOS. AND ON THE STAGE — TWICE DAILY: CLANCYS f\OGS." "fILANCY'S T~iOGS.lancy's -l'ogs." j-'ogs." ■\tational ato of\ and q x yric -\tightly. -National *'■«>"• and <->. -Lightly. the cleverest troupe of performing dogs. box plan for both theatres at lewis ready and sox, ltd. usual popular prices. usual popular prices.

AMUSEMENTS. "PRINCESS -* RIXCESS AND TIVOLI IVOLI ■ Direction Paraniounfs Thrilling Comedy-Drama of College Football Days. RICHARD DIX ln RICHARD DIX THE QUARTERBACK, RICHARD DIX With RICHARD DIX Esther Ralston. RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX Dis in the role RICHARD DIX of a popular RICHARD DIX football idol. On RICHARD DIX the eve of the RICHARD DIX "big game" he is RICHARD DIX accused of profes- RICHARD DIX Bionalism, and—! RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX The trickiest, funniest, fastest football game ever played. "The Quarterback" is a thrilling tale of romance and football and the greatest game of football that you have ever seen on the screen. Richard is infatuated with Esther Ralston, a State co-ed. Their romance flourishes until the day of the big game. Then—comes a series of startling surprises. Things start to go wrong and—well, why try to describe it? " LATEST TOPICAL.— Sydneys wel- j come to the Duke and Duchess. Remarkable scenes of Huge Crowds and close-up views of Royal Visitors. | AT PRINCESS ONLY: SPECIAL ATTRACTION, SUNBEAMS "pEVUETTE, UNBEAMS •"'EVUETTE, Arranged by Miss Lillian O'Leary. SPECIAL ITEMS BY HOWARD MOODY'S SALON ORCHESTRA. Overture, "Gipsy Airs" .. Sarasate. PRINCESS —Continuous from _11 a.m. For Reserves 'phone 41-586. CAPITOL. DOMINION RD. TERMINUS. APITOL. TO-NIGHT. 7.45. TO-NIGHT. Capitol. Final Screening of Capitol. "THE MIDNIGHT SUN." Capitol. "THE MIDNIGHT SUN." Capitol. Starring Capitol. LAURA LA PLANTE Capitol. The Second Picture : Capitol. "WOMAN POWER." Capitol. "WOMAN POWER." Capitol. The Augmented Capitol Orchestra. Capitol. Reserves: Phone 20-574.

OAPITOL. DOMINION RD. TjIMPIRE. DOMINION RD. -^MPIRE. Capitol. TO-MORROW Empire. Capitol. (Good Friday Night) Empire. Capitol. ONLY. Empire. Capitol. Big Special Programme. Empire. Capitol. Showing in Both Theatres. Empire. Tapitol. "f\VO Empire. Capitol. "v»uO v ADIS." Empire. | Capitol. A new issue of the Empire. I Cauitol. mightiest spectacle. 5n Empire. Capitol, "history of motion pic- Empire. Capitol, tures. Here we have a Empire. Capitol, gigantic drama, a power- Empire. Capitol, ful story, with magnifi- Empire. Capitol, scenes and settings. See Empire. Capitol, the burning of Rome, Empire. Capitol, the great chariot races, Empire. CapitoL Thrilling battles, actual Empire. Capitol, history, set in outstand- Empire. Capitol. splendour. Empire. Capitol. Starring Empire. Capitol. EMIL JANNINGS. Empire. Capitol. The Second Picture. Empire. Capitol. "TT'LLA /BINDERS." Empire. Capitol. Empire. Capitol. A delightful drama, full Empire. Capitol, of humour and pathos. Empire. Capitol. Starring Popular Empire. Capitol. COLLEEN MOORE. Empire. Capitol. COLLEEN MOORE. Empire. Capitol. The Augmented Capitol Empire. Capitol. Orchestra. Empire. Capitol. Res., Phone 20-514. Empire. EDENDALE CINEMA, Tramway Term. DENDALE. TO-NIGHT ONLY, 7.45. EDENDALE. Two Excellent Pictures. EDENDALE. "mHE XX7ANING CJEX" EDENDALE. "AHE VV AXING EDENDALE. Starring EDENDALE. NORMA SHEARER and EDENDALE. CONRAD NAGEL. An uproariously comical, " ' 3et sincere picture on the " SSSv-S»fl- sex equity problem. . The Second Feature: - EDENDALE. "rpHE OLASH OF THE - Idendale he ,V^ sh of TI!E EDENDALE. \T7OLVES " EDENDALE. VVoLVES" EDENDALE. Starring RIN TIN TIN the EDENDALE. Wonder Dog of the screen EDENDALE. SHOWING TO-MORROW EDENDALE. GOOD FRIDAY EDENDALE. A brand-new issue of «ip EDENDALE. world-famous drama EDENDALE. T YN NF •'• EDENDALE. IiYNNE" EDENDALE. From Mrs. Henry Wood's EDENDALE. well-read Novel EDENDALE. The Second PictureEDENDALE. "mHE /COWBOY A'xr> EDENDALE. "-»-HE -A-vn EDENDALE. mHE piOUNTESS " EDENDALE. J- HE VOUNTESS" EDENDALE. A delightful Western EDENDALE. drama, starring popular EDENDALE. BUCK JONES. EDENDALE. Edendale Orchestra of Six. EDENDALE. Reserves, 'phone 20-710.* BUCK, the giant St. Bernard, who pi ays the leading part in "The Call of the Wild," at the Strand on SATURDAY, is the I only dog who makes Rin-Tin-Tin jealous. ATHLETIC SPORTS. BEACH HAVEN SOCIAL LEAGUE, (Incorporated). SECOND ANNUAL SPORTS. EASTER MONDAY. APRIL 18. 1927. MR. A. NIOHOLLS' PADDOCK, BIRKDALE. Auckland Waterside Workers' Band in Attendance. GOOD PROGRAMME. First Race starts 2 p.m. . Launches Wynona, Centauri and Tawa gave. 10, a.m. -** , 4. STEVENS, Hon. Sporte Sec.