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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 46, 23 February 1929, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Recommended by the Censor as Suitable for Adults Only. -STRAND.A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TWICE DAILY, AT 2.30 AND S. The Master Director, D. W. GRIFFITH D. W. GRIFFITH Presents / THE \ / BATTLE \ \ OF THE / \SEXES . / I ! With ] JEAN HERS 1-lOLT, DON ALVARADO. PHYLLIS HAVER, SALLY O'NEILL, ! BELLE BENNETT. it i i i j The bailie forever being fought, [ | but never won ! A Powerful drama j | of universal hearts, falling, strug- ! i irling, loving, triumphing. 1 | I | A Page from the Book called | | "Man." baring his inner conflicts, | llie clashes between honour and ] hypocrisy, love and lawless lures. | J Preceded on the Stage by " LOVE TRIUMPHS." Featuring Mr. Walter Brough and Miss Gwen McNaughton. STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Eve Beutlcy, Conductor. Box Plan at Theatre (Phone 13-111) aud Lewis Eady, Lid. TWO EXCELLENT FEATURE PICTURES TO N IGIIT—AT 7—TO-NIGIIT. - PRINCE EDWARD. - KARANGAIIAPE ROAD. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. DAILY, 1.30 and T. ! Last Screening. To-night. "/•piIE QHOW riHSL" "±HE 10 HOW VTjnL- • The Hottest Zippiest Tale Ever Written about Broadway Jazz, Night Clubs, aud Back Stage. Starring ALICE WHITE. Also Screening. The oomme" HE "OMJIE" I Tanks. Men, and Guns—"The Soramc." PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA. I NEW "TUDOR" CINEMA. ! UEMUERA. "The Theatre Classic." I Direction: Fuller-Hayward and Muniford. ' TO-NIGHT — Olgil Tschechown. Jean I Bradin, Eve Gray, and the entire personnel of the 192S Parisieniie Revue, "PARISNEW YORK." in I "MOULIN ROUGE." I An intense drama of passion, love and sacrifice, enacted amidst the giddy, glittering, I glamorous night-life of the City of Gaiety. I Also .Tune Collver and Don Terry ill — "ME GANGSTER."' i Gazettes. Comedy. Cartoon, Scenic, j And NEW "TUDOR" ORCHESTRA, i j fIAPITOL. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT — S O'CLOCK. ! Capitol. An Excellent Programme. ! Capitol. " NOT QUITE A LADY." |Capitol. A Brilliant Society Comedy-Drama. I Capitol. The Romance of a Beautiful I Capitol. Cabaret Dancer. Capitol. Starring MABEL POULTON. Capitol. The Second Picture. Capitol. "THE WATER HOLE." Capitol. Zane Grey's World-Famous Story. •Capitol. A Stirring Romance, Starring Capitol. JACK HOLT and NANCY CARROLL Capitol. Comedy and Latest News. _ Capitol. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. EMPIRE. — A Fuller-Hajiward Theatre. MPIRE. TO-NIGHT —-S O'CLOCK. " DRY MAR'UINIT" A Sparkling Comedy-Drama full of Romance and Jovous Life in Gay Paree, starring MARY ASTOR. The Second Picture. "SO THIS IS LOVE." Starring SHIRLEY MASON. Two-reel Comedy and Fox News. Empire Orchestra. EDENDALE— A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT—S o'clock—TO-NIGHT. A Big Special Programme. " THE WATER HOLE." Zane Grey's Famous Story, j A Stirring Romance, with Magnificent Scenic ! Background in Natural Colours, starring i JACK HOLT and NANCY CARROLL. The Second Picture. ! " ANYBODY HRRE PTCEX KELLY." A Rollicking Irish Comedy-Drama, starring TOM MOORE and BESSIE LOVE. Two-reel Comedy and Latest News. Orchestra. Phone 20-710. ONEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. Foresters'. Double-Star Programme. Foresters'. Universal Pictures Present Foresters'. HOOT GIBSON in Foresters'. "TJI'RXING THE Y\TIND. Foresters'. "-CHURNING THE ' ' IXD. Foresters'. Australasian Films Present Foresters'. RIN TIN TIN, Foresters'. The Wonder Dog, in Foresters'. TJI.NTY OF TIIB tSe.SERT. Foresters'. -"'I.NTY OK THE J-'ESERT. Strand. Starriilg Engagement of Strand. REES AND ASHER. , Strand. ' REES AND ASHER. Strand. The Personality Pair. I Strauil. In their Popular Act —Songs at > Strand. Piano. Strand. PICTURE PROGRAMME. Strand. RIN TIN TIN, illStrand. " 131 NT Y OF THE TYESERT." Strand. " XV INTY OF THE -L'ESEUT." ft REEN ]\.TILL— YfILFORD. vJREEN ILL — A 'J- IL FO RD. TO-NIGHT! — AT S — TO-NIGHT! "RICHARD p.VRTHELMESS, " JA'ICHARD -U.VRTHELMESS, r IN A FIRST NATIONAL SPECIAL, rvL'T n F T HE T)L'INS, V/UT -A-HE J-V'UINS, With MARION NIXON. From the Novel by the Famous Author, SIR PHILIP GIBBS. A Romance of Paris — Paris with its cafes, its night clubs, its strange love pacts. The stronsest and most dramatic love story of the years. . j "THE PATRIOT" | I I • IS COMING. | §A~«. OITT0 ITT LEWIS EADY HALL, LEWIS EADY HALL, QUEEN STREET, (2 Doors below John Court, Ltd.) SUNDAY EVEN IN G. Doors' Open C..'10. Sacred Music (Eadytroja), 7 p.m. Service Begins 7.30. Preacher: REV. CHARLES CHANDLER. Subject: "PIECRUSTS." A hearty invitation is extended to all our old Kriemis and Former Missionites. STRANGERS who have no Church Home arc invited to make their Home with us. •SOCIAL HOUR, 5.30-9.30. when we got l together for a cup of tea and a chat. During the Evening there will be a Solo, by i . ROBERT NIXON. N.B.—Continuation Class Wednesday Night. S o'clock. Holy Conininnion. Thu"-- j I day. 11 a.m., Mission Chapel, Wel l" I Street West. 23