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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19860, 2 February 1928, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY. Sessions: 11, 1.0, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and 8. Plan at Theatre. Phone 43-210. SYD. /CHAPLIN, VD VVHAPLIN. t! YD /"IHAPLIN, IJYD. CHAPLIN, SYD. /CHAPLIN, YD. VVHAPLIN. and the almost Human Chimpanzee "AKKA" In " One of the Majestic's Finest Programmes. - ]\,f AJESTIC - iVX AJESTIC A Fuller-Hayw&rd Theatre. Commencing To-morrow. Commencing To-morrow. THE MIGHTIEST MONARCH OP MOVIELAND IN A ROMANTIC DRAMA. PRODUCED ON A SCALE OF UNPRECEDENTED I MAGNIFICENCE. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore, John Barrymore. John Barrymore. John Barrymore. Peer of all Living Actors, With * DOLORES COSTELLO. DOLORES COSTELLO. Every | Woman j Dreams. I Thrills of which " TTIS " Jtl [S T ADY.' JUADY.' I Adventures Every Man Desires which RECOMMENDED BY THE N.Z. CENSOR AS BEING MORE SUITABLE FOR ADULT AUDIENCES. 10 = Mighty RWt =lO By a magic all his own, be awakens sleeping fires—the insatiable yearning of man for woman, of woman for man. Even as Antony forgot Rome in the arms of Cleopatra, as Juliet cast family hatreds to the winds for the kisses of Romeo—men and women, in the glamorous presence of Barrymore, eagerly slip from the humdrum world of barter and gain into the Dream World of Romance. John Barrymore has been crowned the Greatest Lover of the Screen through ) bis recent appearances in "The Sea Beast,'' an epic of mighty psissions and glorious heroism: "Don Juan," incarnation of pagan raptures —and "His Lady," idyll of the divine passion! ' In Addition. A PICTORIAL RECORD OF THE ILL-FATED VENTURE. " The Hood-Moncrieff Flight." " The Hood-Moncrieff Flight." " The Hood Moncrieff Flight." Containing a Summary of Previous Aerial erial PIONEERING A TTEMPTS AND IGNEERING -ATTEMPTS ii-ND Successes. uccesseS. Covering all the more recent events of World-wide Attention. THE STORY IN PICTURES THAT THE NEWSPAPERS COULD NOT TELL IN PRINT. Screening only at 11.30, 2.0, 4.30, 7.30. TOPICAL COMEDY INTEREST Including excellent Views of our own Dominion Events. ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT MAJESTIC PROGRAMME. TEACHERS OP ELOCUTION. Madame mabel sr. James (London). Professor of Elocution, Dramatic Art. Specialist in Voice Culture, Defects of Speech. Classics. Modern Works.. Gesture. Grace. Examinations. Social Culture. Students trained on present-day methods of the Royal Academy, London. 320, PACIFIC BUILDINGS. Wellesley St E. Interviews Daily. J£ AIE JgOBINSON. (Licentiate Trinity •OoHfege, London.) Correct Speech and Deportment. Hum and Dram. Recitals, Mus. Monologues, Sketches, Charming Selections for Children. Preparation for Competitions and Examinations- Individual and Class Tuition. 12, SCOTS HALL, SYHONDS ST. M R W R USSEiL -W OOEELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. 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RADIO Sets, "Kellog" and "Gilfillan," Special 1927-8 Offers; easy terms.— Harringtons, Ltd.. 138-140, Queen St. 4 -Valve Set, complete. Loud-speaker, splendid condition, almost new; great, bargnin; £7.— L.W., 626. Hebald. -Valve Set, with valves and phones, good order: £12.—8. E., 540. Herald. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. rpYPEWRITER. Underwood, Brief cari- riage, good order; also Ellams Duplicator, in wooden case, portable, as new.— Apply Kendon, Mills and Stewart, 300-305, Chancery Chambers, Auckland. ALL Makes Typewriters, clearing, cut A prices; easy terms; portable, standard. —British Empire Typewriters. Ferry Bldgs. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE. ANEMONE.— Burrows' new season's Bulbs ready; plant now for winter blooms; ■fiL ready; plant now for winter blooms; 6s 100. 3s Rd 60; posted.- Box 30, Pukekohe. ANEMONES. Ranunculus, Cullen s famous strains, ls*doz„ 7s 100; Bulb Catalogue free.—J. Cullen, Waimauku. SALES OF PROPERTY. 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