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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 163, 12 July 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. — PRINCE EDWARD.— -NEWTON. Laily at 2 and 7 p.m. LAST NIGHT OF " RESURRECTION " Starring : DOLORES I».EL RIO. And FLORENCE VIDOII In " HONEYMOON HATE." TO-MORROW AT 2 AND 7 P.M. VIOLA DANA In " THAT CERTAIN THING" With RALI'H GRAVES. Second Feature.— TIM McCOY In "THE LAW OF THE RANGE." Two Good Pictures. Too Good to Miss. ,NJiW "TUIJOR" cinema! REMUERA. THE THEATRE CLASSIC. Directlou : Fuller-Hay ward and Mumford. TO-NIGHT. 1 — A KG C S.- f i — ROUS. — THE BOV PROPHET. J The Greatest Wonder of the I I Age. I ' Also, An Exceedingly Good Picture Programme which includes LOIS MORAN and GEORGE O'BRIEN. Iu a Splendid Fox Production of Sea Life. — "jo • -it P WJ " <-> OXEn o. — — " n HARP — COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). BIG DOUBLE PROGRAMME, Which includes: MADGE BELLAMY In lier latest Screen Comedy. " CJI'LK T EGS." " -I^EGS." And LIONEL BARRYMORE in Body and qoul," ODY AND fc^OUL," A screen adaptation of the well-known novel, "THE BRANDING IRON." BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. 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