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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 198, 23 August 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT, Commencing at 7 p.m. Wallace Becrv anrl Raymond Hat ton in "WIFE SAVERS. ' "DOOMSDAY. with Florrnce Vlrlor. And Tom Mix in 1 HIS DA REDEVIL'S REWARD.' At _ — PRINCE EDWARD. — lvarangahape Road. A Fuller-Hnyward fheatre. Daily at 1.30 and 7 p.m. COMMENCING TO MORROW . Another Double Feature Programme. LIONEL BAKKVMORB, with AILEEN I'RINGLE and NORMAN KhßiiV, in • TJODV A - NIJ '-L>ODY Amj fJOUL." Second Rig Picture : RIN TIN TIN (the Won tier Dog), In his Latest P™ducfioo, "4 I \OU fV T HK -A JJOG J- HE JVEGIMBNT.;; To-niorr<iw and Saturday, a HUGE "DOb COMPETITION at the Matinee on y. l rizes for the best "dog" of each breed. A special prize for the best judged "Alsatian dog ot the same breed as RIN TIN TIN. All dogs must parade outside the Prince Mwiird not later than 1-30 p.m. each day. Jhe judge's selection is absolutely filial. Rvery compel itor must buy a ticket at the Theatre before their respective dogs will he judged. NEW "TUDOR" CINEMA, REMUERA—'The Theatre Classic. Direction : Fuller-May ward and Mumford. TO NIGHT, AT 8. ALICE TERRY AND IVAN PETROVI'ICH In THK /IARDEN f\F ALLAH" IIE ' J.VRDEN I'' "-LLAH. Also, FRED THOMSON, and his Superb White Horse, .Silver King, in •rniiE tjioneer qcout." "A HE -t IONEER COMMENCING TO-MORROW'. KARL DANE AND GEORGE K. ARTHUR In a Circus Thrill, and Howls of Mirth. CIRCUS T3OOKIES." IRCI'S "OOKIES." Also. VIRGINIA VALLI. WILLIAM RUSSELL, IN "THE ESCAPE." Thone Reservations. (Theatre). /CAPITOL. A FULLER lIAYWARD OAPITOL. THEATRE. Capitol. TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHJ. Capitol. Two Excellent Pictures. Capitol. Final Screening of Capitol. "THE WAY OF ALL FLESH.' Capitol. A Vivid and Soul-stirring Drama. Capitol. An outstanding Screen Sensatloa, Capitol, starring BELLE BENNExT and Capitol. EMIL JANNINGS. Capitol. The Second Picture. Capitol. "THE BIG NOISE." Capitol. An Uproarious Comedy-Drama, Capitol. Starring CHESTER CONKLIN. Capitol. Selected Supporting Programme. Capitol. Capitol Orchestra Phone 20-574. EMPIRE. A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT — 8 o'clock — TO-NIGHT. I SPECIAL LADIES' NIGHT. | (Gentlemen Admitted.) Owing to-Numerous Requests PROFESSOR D'ALMAINE Eminent Hypnotist, Will Accept Ladies as Hypnotic Subjects. Don't Miss This—His Funniest Performance to date. See the Hypnotic Vocalists, Dancers, Etc. A subject will he placed in the vestibule of the theatre and under hypnotic suggestion will play the piano from 1.30 p.m. until awakened on the stage at 8 p.m. THEN A RIOT OF LAUGHTER. AND FUN FAST AND FURIOUS. Final Appearance of PROF. D'ALMAINE On the Screen, " mHE /CHINESE TJARROT." » XHE ARROT." The Greatest Mystery Thriller of the year. Starring MARION NIXON. EMPIRE NEWS AND CARTOON. Prices as Usual. XT'DEN DALE. -CDENDALE. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT—B O'CLOCK—TO-NIGHT. Final Screening of — " rpHE "DLOOD CJHIP» <• xHE - d LOOD CHIP,The Mightiest of All Sea Dramas. 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