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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 43, 20 February 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. ) — .- i LAST rp\VO T*\AYS I AST •*- WO -L'aVS i of ; ! RONALD COLMAN AND i VILMA BANKY i IN 1 " LEATHERFACE," OR (" TWO LOVERS.") STRAND. A B'uller-Hiiyward Theatre. COMMENCING "I7IRIDAY "\T EXTOMMENCING -*- RIDAY EXT. TWICE DAILY—2.3O and 8. Till: SCREENS GREATEST GENIUS, D. W. GRIFFITH, Presents THE ETERNAL BATTLE FOR EVER BEING FOUGHT BUT NEVER WON. A PARING STORY OF A WAR OF THE SEXES—AN ERRING HUSBAND AND NEGLECTED WIFE. / "THE \- / BATTLE \v / of y \ THE / \ SEXES." / With JEAN HERSHOI/P ami PHYLLIS HAVER. BELLE BENNETT. DON AL\ ARADO. SALLY O'NEILL. DOES LOVE DEMAND HATE? 1 H Must Woman wage everlasting war ; with lier sex to holil her man? i Happily married —years togfthnr— J safe, secure—and then —The Battle i cry to arms —woman against woman { —inale versus female —tho fffhr for j Love and Life. A Drama of Every \ Human. I SEE FOR YOURSELF. I I I SEE YOURSELF AS OTHERS J SEE YOU I If yon were happily married to a successful business man who had always been a xood husband, and yon accidentally discovered him making up to another woman —What would you do? Divorce him? Leave him? Upbraid him? Loathe him? Or forgive him? See •THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES" For the Answer. STRAND FRIDAY NEXT. Box Plan at Theatre (Phone 43-114) and Lewis Eady, Ltd. GRAND. GRAND, "MOULIN RpUGE." TO-DAY. "MOULIN ROUGE." GRAND. • -Vf OUXIX "ROUGE. ,- RAND. " -M-OULIN J-^OUGE." LAST TWO DAYS. "JACK AN!)' JILTED." Best Comedy of the We"ek. Sessions: 11.15, 1.30. 3.45. 5 45. 8. \ DELPHI. —Tram Terminus, Richmond ■*V Avenue. To-r-ight and Thursday Night, at 8 p.m. " THE ADVENTURER." With Dorothy Sebastian and Oaarles De Laney. A stirring story of an adventure and romance in a South American Republic. Also "lUNTY OF THE DESERT, with Audrey Ferris and Carroll Nye. Edna Jaggar-Smith'e Orchestra. Keserves. 'phone 27-H35. SPORTING.

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