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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20028, 18 August 1928, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY. EMBASSY. EMBASSY. EMBASSY. Sessions; 11.30, 3.30, 5 and 7.45. CLARA BOW. CLARA BOW. She's "Wonderful in ELINOR GLYNN'S ELINOR GLYNN'S "RED HAIR." "RED HAIR." 'Additional for the Day Sessions Only. \ HAROLD LLOYD IN "COLLEGE DAYS." TWO BIG PICTURES. CARTOON AND TWO COMEDIES, At i PRINCE EDWARD, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. \ TO-DAY, at 2 P.M. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. "THE GHOST TRAIN," II A spine-tingling story, teeming with action and breath-taking thrills. And GRETA GARBO and LOWELL ; SHERMAN, in "THE DIVINE WOMAN," A great story of the stage—now a masterpiece of the screen. In Addition : "Our Gang" Comedy and a "Snub" Pollard Comedy. Prince Edward News 1 and Cartoon. i| Adults, 6d; Children. 3d (Stalls). I RIVOLI PICTURES. HOWICK. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, AT 8 PM. JO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, AT 8 PM. BIG DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. FIRST: "William Fox presents MADGE BELLAMY in " SILK LEGS." " SILK LEGS." iR thrilling, fascinating story oE hearts *nd legs. Madge Bellamy's latest gloom shaker in Six Reels. SECOND: Paramount Pictures present ADOLPHE MENJOU in "A GENTLEMAN OP PARIS." " A GENTLEMAN OF PARIS." Also Big Two Reel Comedy and Gazette. RIVOLI ORCHESTRA. CLICK CLACK CABARET. TO-NIGHT. Newmarket. TO-NIGHT. CLYDE HOWLEY'S FAMOUS €-12 p.m.—INTERNATIONALS.—B-12 p.m. Phone 46-134. Admission, 4s. SATURDAY AFTERNOON TEA DANCE. Ladies, Free; Gent's, la 6d. 5 to 5 p.m. DANCING. 'I "O-NIGHT. JL rVNTIfiTTT KITCHENER TTALL. ITCHENER -O-ALL. Grey lynn labour party. TO-NIGHT—B-12—TO-NIGHT. O'NEILL STREET. HALL. PONSONBY ■ Paltridge's Orchestra. Best of Suppers. Free Bus to Pt. Chevalier and Avondale after Damce Ladies, Is Gd; Gents., 2s. Special Dress Nights commence August 25. Good prizes. GEORGE VAUGHAN, M.G QURREY CRESCENT DANCE CLUB. JO TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. GAIETY HALL, Surrey Crescent Car Stop. ANOTHER GOOD NOVELTY NIGHT. Dancing on an Ideal Spring Floor to Miss V. Dean's Orchestra. Ladies, Is Gd. Gent's, !2s. J^IXIELAND. Every Mon., Wed. and Saturday. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GALA CARNIVAL NIGHT. 8 p.m._to 12. Admission, Ss. For Reservations, Phone 2G-615. IVfUSICAL l'i-TJSIOAL -1-tAUSIGAL JJOS. THE BEST DANCE IN AUCKLAND. 10-NIGHT 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT 8 P.M. We are making a Night of Nights. GOME ONE. COME ALL. Valuable Prizes and Novelties. Follow ta» Crowd to the Musical Box. LADIES 2s. GENTS. 2s Gd.

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