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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 171, 21 July 1928, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. — PRINCE EDWARD.— KARANGAHAPE ROAD. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TWICE DAILY —1.30 AND 7 P.M. Prince A Special Double-Feature Bill. Edward Prince mO-NIGHT, AT f7 P.M. Edward J-O-NIGHT, AT • P.M. Prince First Attraction : Edward Warner Bros.' 9-Reel Massive Prince Production, Edward " /"\LD DAN T^RANCISCO," Prince " vld J? RANCISCO," Edward With Beautiful Prince DOLORES COSTELLO Edward And Prince WARNER OLAND. Edward The History of America's most Prince glamorous city in a drama of Edward mighty l'orce. Prince Second Attraction : Edward Fox Films offer their 7-Reel Prince Super-Attraction, Edward " T\RESSED mo TT'ILL," Prince " J-'RESSED J- O A*-ILL," Edward Featuring Prince EDMUND LOWE Edward And Prince MARY ASTOR. Edward A thrilling tale of the highways Prince and byways of the Edward Underworld. Prince On the Same Programme: Edward A "FOX" COMEDY Prince And Edward PRINCE EDWARD NEWS. Prince ERN. BEACHAM AND HIS Edward ORCHESTRA. Prince Phone 40-252. Edward NEW "TUDOR" CINEMA, REMUERA. THE THEATRE CLASSIC. Direction: Fuller-Hayward and Mumford. TO-NIGHT AT 8. I MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.30. | J Just the Programme for the | I young folk. | ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. LOIS MORAN, with LAWRENCE GRAY. In an Appetising Dish for a World of Romancers. "LOVE HUNGRY." Also, SHIRLEY MASON and RICHARD ARLEN In a Screen Version of the Delightful Old Ballad. "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." And THE HARRIS SISTERS, MILDRED AND CONNIE. Charming Instrumentalists, in a SPECIAL NOVELTY MUSICAL ACT. COMING TUESDAY. The Picture of the Moment OLORIA SWANSON as "SADIE THOMPSON." And ESTHER RALSTON in "LOVE AND LEARN." Box Office at Theatre. Phone Reservations 24-749. CAPITOL A FULLER-HAYWARD APITOL. THEATRE. Capitol. TO-NIGHT—S o'Clock —TO-NIGHT Capitol. " SURRENDER," Capitol. A Sensational and Most Thrilling Capitol. Melodrama. Capitol. Starring Capitol. MARY PHILBIN and IVAN ' Capitol. MOSKUJINE. Capitol. The Second Picture, Capitol. •• TILLIE'S PUNCTURED 1 ■ Capitol. ROMANCE," 3 Capitol. A Sparkling Comedy Drama, , Capitol, starring W. C. Fields, Louise Capitol. Fa/.enda and Chester Conklin. Capitol. Selected Supporting Programme. . Capitol. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Capitol. Phone 20-574. EMPIRE. !. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT—B O'CLOCK—TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT—S O'CLOCK—TO NIGHT. B A BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME. r V AI'DEVILLE, "PICTURES AND * AUDEVILLE, 1 ICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. RCHESTRA. . (1) CHARLES VALENTINE, the Renowned Ventriloquist (the Modern Valentine Vox). (2) THE ROSE DUO, Comedy Vocalists, Instrumentalists and Dancers; 20 minutes Clean, Clever Comedy. ON THE SCREEN : (3) "FINGER PRINTS," a thrilling mystery Comedy-drama, starring Louise Fazenda. (4) "ARIZONA WILDCAT." a thrilling Action-drama, starring Tom Mix. (5) EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. Four instrumentalists. IfDENDALE. A FULLER-HAYWARD J DEN'DALK. THEATRE. Edendale. TO-NIGHT— S p.ni —TO-NIGHT Edendale. Final Screening of, Edendale. " SURRENDER." Edendale. A Sensational and Most ThrilEdendale. ling Melodrama, starring Edendale. MARY PHILBIN and Edendale. IVAN MOSKUJINE. Edendale. The Second Picture. Edendale. "TILLIES PUNCTURED 1 Edendale. ROMANCE." i. Edendale. A Sparkling Comedy-Drama, c Edendale. Starring W. C. FIELDS, LOUEdendale. ISE FAZENDA. and CHESTER Edendale. CONKLIN. Edendale. Selected Supporting Programme . Edendale. Edendale Orchestra Phone 20-710 NEIIUNGA "TJ ICTURES, mO-NIGHT. NEHUNGA ICTURES. O-NIGHT. (JTRAND AND "TRAND AND 1 ORESTERS'. Double-Star I'rograinme at Both Theatres. First National Pictures Present ROD LA ROCQUE In x n , f *" • | "f i IGOLO." I I | ! I A Dramatic Story of Life in a Parisian Cafe. >. Universal Pictures Present LYA DE PUTTI And EDDIE GRIBBON In R" ASH TJRIVATES." | ASH J- RIVATES." 1 1. A Real Comedy of the laughter Side of the War. Full Supports. Green mill milford. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). *' TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). R O'CLOCK. Special Attraction, "PRIVATE LIFE OF HELEN OF TROY." ) Featuring LEWIS STONE. " -Usual Supports. ) CIRCLE, 1/6. STALLS, 1/. ) Dance to Follow. ) 1 ) " iN EW Z EALAND L ABOIir | pARTY. STRAND rpiIEATRE.' TRAND THEATRE, SUNDAY, TULY OO UNDAY, O ULY r CONCERT-LECTURE. CONCERT-LECTURE. », I—Baritone1 —Baritone Solo. "I Did Not Know"—Mr. n Arthur Wright. » 2 —Vocal Duet, "The Moon Hath Raised" - Messrs. A. Wright and T. Wallace v LECTURE. Speaker, MR. T. BLOODWORTH. Subject: "CIVIC RESPONSIBILITIES." 8 I—Tenor1 —Tenor Solo, "Dear Heart" —Mr. Ton 18 Wallace. 2 —Vocal Duet, "Solenne in Quest Oro' (from "La Forza Del Destino") — Messrs. A. Wright and T. Wallace. Chairman: MR. B. MARTIN. Accompanist, MR. JAMES HUTTON. MEREDITH'S ORCHESTRA. Silver Coin Collection. L ART EXHIBITIONS. ) rnHE EVERHOPEFULS (Students of Mrs X Nlgers) are holding their ,e FIRST ART EXHIBITION, ') At the ; LEWIS EADY HALL. QUEEN ST., D On.TUESDAY, July 24, 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. e. WEDNESDAY, 25th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Examples of Painted Furniture will b< shown. Yon are invited. No Charge foi Admission. X 2]