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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 162, 11 July 1928, Page 24

: AMUSEMENTS. LAST 2 DAYS. LAST 2 DAYS. I The Home of Big Pictures. j STRAND. | Fuller-Hayward Long Run House. j AT 2.30 AND 8. DOUG. FAIRBANKS DOUG. FAIRBANKS AS " THE GAUCHO." Eveu Doug, never made so magnificent a picture—crammed with fun, thrills, and romance. | Wonderful Stage Surprise. j " SOUTH OF THE ANDES." ) Arranged by and featuring I BKTTINA EDWARDS Box Plan at Strand and Lewis Eady, Ltd. Strand 'Phone, 43-114. FRIDAY NEXT. 1 Another Colossal Production j | at the Strand—the Home of the | World's Greatest Motion Pictures | Beautiful — Remote — Alluring GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO,' And The Screen's Most Irresistible Lover, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, AS THK DEFIANT LOVERS. Ever Since "Flesh and the Devil" thrilled the world with the amazing acting ot these two brilliant stars, picture-goers have been anxiously awaiting their next co-starring picture. They are here in an unforgettable drama made from Tolstoy's Greatest .Novel, " ANNA KARENINA." " ANNA KARENINA." " ANNA KARENINA." " ANNA KARENINA." " ANNA KARENINA." " ANNA KARENINA." A GREAT LOVE STORY. Set in the Russia of the Czars—at the height of its military glorv—in St Petersburg, the gayest Court in Europe] Two Young Aristocrats First meet in a terrific snowstorm and they hate each other. —'Ilieir second meeting is at the Easter service in the Cathedral — and they like each other. —Their third meeting is at the thrilling military steeplechase, where the man is thrown from his horse, ami then thfy know they love one another! 'THERE IS NO MORE. NO LESS I \ LOVE, i LOVE YOU BOTH!" - And Anna had to choose between her child and her lover ! Russian Dance Prologue to "Anna Karcnlna." THE COPPELIA BALLET. Story from the "Tales of Hoffman." Music by Delibes, Featuring VALESKA AND HER FOLLIES. SPECIAL ORCHESTRAL SCORE. Arr. by Eve Bentley.

Box Plan Now Open. Book Your Seats at Strand or Lewis Eady, Ltd. YfUNfCIPAL TIAND /CONCERT unicipal i»\Nn Concert; TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT. AT S O'CLOCK TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK^ Vocalist : MISS SARAH STAGPOOLE MISS SARAH STAGPOOLE! Splendid Band and Solo Items. PROGRAMME. God Save the King. March—"The Cavalry of the Clouds. - ' i r\ Aiford. i Overture—"Egmont." Beethoven 1 Cornet Solo—"Zeldn." C ode i Soloist : MR. FEED BOWES. j Songs—(a) "Homing," Rj Pjro (b) "Lament ( ,f l s ; s ." .. R,,ntock! \ oca list : MISS SARAH STAGPOOLE Morcean-"lnvitation a la Valse." Weber, (•rand Selection—"Reminiscences of Beet- . F. Godfrev. I" lute Solo— By the Brook" Wetz -er Soloist: MR. HAL. C. McLENNAN" ' Ballet—"The Dance of the Hours" ("La Gtoconda") Ponchielli. Songs—(a) "The Slave Song," . Del Riesro. (b) "O Western Wind." 51. Braiie \ocaiist: MISS SARAH STAGPOOLE Morcean Characteristic — "The Turkish ¥!.„? ! Michaelis. fantasia— Reminiscences of all Nations." ~ Godfrey. I National Anthem. Conductor: MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH Accompanies! MR. WHITTAKEr! Ac]mission : fid. and 1/ Reserves, li/, at Lewis Eady. Ltd., Queen Street. J- S. BRIGIIAM. .L. Town Clerk. THE LAST TWO DAYS. GRAND, Q-KAND. QRAND. Direction : Mrs. Haywnrd. Paramount Special. T HE L AST D AIS O p p OMl>En -" " rpilE J)AYS QF pOMPEII." " T HE L AST D AYS 0 F p 0M1>EI1 " And Metro-Goldwyn Feature, " gODY AND gOUL." " AND gOUL." Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45 and 7.30. rpHE Q.RAND rpO-DAY. piCTURKDKOME —TI TH FORD 1 ICTUREDROME — -i-"-ILFORD TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Marion Davies in " QUALITY" STREET." A Medley of Merriment—Old Maids and Misunderstandings. A Gay, Glowing, Glamorous Screen Production. One of the Best Pictures this year! building societies. A. C. T. B. S. "VfEW EW "ROUP. o»TH — GROUP. — 68TH THIS GROUP IS NOW BEING FORMED, AND IS FILLING RAPIDLY. £800 A PPBOi ' EIAT,ONS £800 GIVE IN YOUR NAME NOW FOR SHARES IN THE GROUP. At THE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, t'ORNER OF WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STREETS. QO-OPERATIVE gUILDING gOCIETY.