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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 28, 2 February 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. STRAND. QTRAND. O'I'RAND. Direction .... Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 8. TWICE DAILY AT 2.30 AND 8. SEVENTH TTEAVEN." EVENTH -tJ-EAVEN.'' " EVENTH TTEAVEN." " Seventh -HEAVEN." " yEVENTH TTEAVEN." " Seventh -HEAVEN." " SEVENTH TTEAVEN." "Seventh -Heaven." SEVENTH TTEAVEN." eventh -Heaven." Seventh tteaven." EVENTH -d-HAVEN." " SEVENTH TTEAVEN." " SEVENTH -HEAVEN." " CJ EVENTH TTEAVEN." •' Seventh -Heaven." " CJEVENTH TTEAVEN." " SEVENTH -HEAVEN." SEVENTH TTEAVEN." EVENTH JJ-EAVEN." " QJ EVENTH TTEAVEN." " Seventh -HEAVEN." Fox Superfeature. CJECOND T)IG "PICTURE Second -*-*10 icture OF STRAND EXTENDED SEASON POLICY. THE STORY OF A BOY AND GIRL WHO, FINDING LOVE, CLIMBED FROM THE SEWERS TO THE STARS. JANET GAVNOR IS THE GIRL. CHARLES FARRELL IS THE BOY. It Is a picture of exceeding beauty, enchanting in its simplicity, and the art of the two youthful stars has been acclaimed the greatest screen triumph of the past year. The Strand Management have chosen " Seventh Heaven " as worthy to follow " Ben llur'-' as the second presentation of their extended season policy. STRAND TRAND TWICE DAILY AT 2.30 AND 8. TWICE DAILY AT 2.30 AND S. Prices for " Seventh Heaven." MATINEES.—AII Stalls. 1/G; Circle, 2/. EVERY EVENING: Front Stalls, 1/G; Back Stalls, 2/ ; Circle, 3/. Children Half price. Any Seat In Theatre can be Booked at (id Extra. Flans atow r\PEN LANS -L> ow "pen AT THEATRE FROM 10 TO C.15. ONEHUNGA. CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE. Strand. Strand. The Fun Doctor. Strand. NORMAN TATE. Strand. Australasia's Foremost Strand. Juggler. Strand. An Artistic, Fascinating Strand. and Dexterous Display of Strand. Display of Skill, with Strand. Chairs. Clubs. Balls, Plates, Strand. etc. Strand. Interspersed with Amusing Strand. Patter. Strand. 1 Strand. lIOBIN DUO Hariuonisers Strand. \ ENA PARSONS Voc. and Dancer Strand. ANIMUS Mimic Strand. Strand. PRISCILLA DEAN In Strand. "fTIHE T"\ ANGER IRL." Strand. "J- HE -L'ANGER vTiri,." Strand. A Mysterious Storv Crammed Strand. with Thrifis. / IAI'IToL. DOMINION ROAD TERM TO-NIGHT. 8 o'clock. Capitol. "THE CRYSTAL CUP." Capitol. Picturisaiion of the famous novel. Capitol. A Powerful and Daring Drama. Capitol. Starring Dorothy Mack-iill nnd Capitol. Jack Muihall. The Second PictureCapitol. "TIIIO IIERO ON HORSEBACK " Capitol. "THE lIERO OX HORSEBACK." Capitol. Peter B. Kyne's famous novel. Capitol. A Drama packed with thrills, Capitol. romance and stirring action, Capitol. Starring Smiling Hoot Gibson. Capitol. _ Showing Also, Capitol. Strong Supporting Programme Capitol. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Capitol. Phone 20-574. (Tram Term.) TO-NIGHT. S O'CLOCK. TO-VIGIIT BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME. Edendale. "THE CRADLE SXATCHERS." Edendale. A rollicking comedy-drama. A Edendale. riot of fun and laughter. StarEden<lale. ring Louise Fazcnda and Sainmv Edendale. Cohen. Edendale. The second picture. "THE Edendale. VALLEY OF HELL." A Edendale. colourful drama. spectacular. Edendale. thrilling, and full of sparkling Edendale. comedy, starring Francis >!<■- Edendale. Donald. Showing also Pathe Edendale. News Comedy nnd Felix the Edendale. Cat. E.lendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710.

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