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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19916, 9 April 1928, Page 16

THEAITfIES. PRINCESS AND TIVOLI—TO 'AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT RESERVE YOUR SEAT. ETTHER D.C. OR STALLS. MATINEES TODAY, AT BOTH THEATRES. THE BIG FIRE. Special Films of the Bi« Fir« at Winstone's Oil Store, Freeman'* Bay Wonderful and Awe-inspir-ing Views caught, by the CinoCamera. Exclusive to Princess and Tivoli. O SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTIONS »> -J First National's Super Production. RUPERT HUGHKS' WORLD-FAMOUS STORY, RICHARD BARTHELMESS AND MOLLY O'DAY. Drama that Bwettpa from the frenzy of the boxing ring to the trenches. It's- more than ■* motion picture! It's more than you over expected from the screen! You can't imagine how mighty it is until you see it! ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION: Day Sessions Only, BILLY DOVE, LLOYD HUGHES "THE STOLEN BRIDE," i AT PRINCESS MATINEE. TO-DAY. Farewell Appearance ol —. KAMO World-Famoua Exponent of tho 1 ' „ • Bam'o-Man d6lin.' • • Two-Reel Comedy Latest Topical. Princess • Continuous 'from - 11 a.m. Phone 41-586. Tivoli Nightly, at 7.45. > Phono 44-136, "THE KING OF KINGS." ' V- \ ■ FOURTH WEEK.

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. Three Sessions Daily—lo a.m., 2.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Doors open at 6.30. Specially Arranged Atinospfcerio Prologue and Beautiful Orchestral and Choral Accompaniment. Box Plans at Theatre open daily from 10 a.m. Prices: 4s Cd, 3s, 2s 6d, 2b, plus tax. Children Half-price at Day Sessions only. Phone 41-402. j SPECIAL EARLY MORNING j SESSION DAILY, j Commencing at 10 a.m. SUBURBAN PATRONS. NOTE! . "The King of Kings" will not bo shown in the Auckland Suburbs this year. RIALTO AND REGENT—NEWMARKET. .EPSOM. TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS: LON CHANEY, In " MOCKERY." A Remarkable Story, of Advantuie. Peril end Romance in the days of the Russian Revolution. Also. i ZANE GREY'S "NEVADA." With. GARY COOPER. A Thrilling Drama of the Great Outdoors. MATINEE' TO-DAY AT EIALTO ONLY—2.3O. BRITANNIA— - TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. The World's Greatest Outdoor Drama. WILLIAM BOYD J. FARRELL MACDONALD, MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, In " THE LAST FRONTIER." Also, Universale Snappiest Farce of the Year, NORMAN KERRY, LOIS MORAN, * In M THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER." Just One Big-Hour of Happy Laughter. Collegians Comedy Gazette. Phone 26-041. KINGSLAND. BETTY BRONSON in SIR J. M. BARRIE'S WHIMSICAL PHANTASY. "PETER PA N" Tho story of a little boy who never grew up. . And EVELYN BRENT "FORBIDDEN CARGO." COLLEGIANS, "Winning Goal." BIG 3-HOUIt MATINEE AT 2 P.M., TO-DAY. Evening at 8 p.m. Phone 20-821.

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