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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 376, 9 June 1928, Page 15

I MkT\ With ALICE JOYCE at the PRINCESS and TIVOLI THURSDAY NEXT & TH OMftf A .O'BRIEN Tf's%* Tivoli. 44-136. BILLIE DOVE in “THE HEART OF A FOLLIES GIRL” AND KEN MAYNARD IN “THE CANYON OF ADVENTURE” ALAN McELWAIN (Everybody’s Favourite) in Humorous Sketches and Monologues (Monty on Fashions), etc. Princess Continuous from 11 a.m. Tivoli Nightly at 7.45. fdsEstisdscLsdS if ?ESESZSHST: CONTINUOUS PROM tOjß* lOr* ?_SHS?-SZSHSZSESHSZ£Ij Phono 44-402. “THE 13TH JUROR" From the well-known Play, “Council for the Defence.” And HARRISON FORD, PHYLLIS HAVER in “NO CONTROL.” Also: Mr. Harry Schofield, Baritone. Gazette; Felix Cartoon. H award Moody’s Orchestra. Phone 45-609. At 7.50 Phono 20-142. ESTELLE TAYLOR ANTONIO MORENO LOWELL SHERMAN in “THE WHIP WOMAN” First National's Picturesque Story of Gay Budapest. and “ ’NEATH ARCTIC SKIES'* MERMAID COMEDY. TOPICAL. ORCHESTRA. THREE LAMPS. Phone 26-041 FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN ANNA Q. NILSSON In “THE 13TH JUROR” IN ADDITION—SIR J. M. BARRIE’S QUALITY STREET WITH MARION DAVIES, CONRAD NAGEL.. GOOD COMEDY TOPICAL SUPPORTS 18, ■, I KINGSLANu Phone 20-821. Universal’s Prince of Farce Comedy. B Reginald Denny inf! “ THAT’S MY DADDY ” And "THE AIR PATROL." fj Comedy Gazette K ■.!!H;!i l H!l';KI!!H!!;iH!l!!BIIIIBI!!iii!iaiinil!S

CIPITgL A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT —8 o’clock TO-NIGHT THE COUNT OF TEN” A Thrilling, Human and Colourful Drama. Starring Charles Ray. The Second Picture—“THE SPOTLIGHT” A Delightful Drama* a Snappy Story of Stage Life. Starring Esther Ralston. _ Showing Also—- . rwo-reel Comedy and Pathe News, “pitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. A PULLER.HAYWARD THEATRE. t O-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT “THE COUNT OF TEN” A Thrilling Boxing Drama. Starring Charles Ray. The Second Feature — “THE SPOTLIGHT” A Sparkling. Peppy Drama of Broadway Lights. Starring Esther Ralston. T Showing Also— Comedy and .Pathe News, tdencale Orchestra. Phone 20-710. EMPIRE! A -ULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. TO -NIGHT 8 o'clock —TO-NIGHT “VERY CONFIDENTIAL” A Hilarious Comedy Drama, Starring Madge Bellamy. The Second Picture — “WHITE FLANNELS” A Heart-gripping Melodrama, Starring Louise Dresser. p athe News and Comedy. Empire Orchestra.

I P«"SVaRO A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Daily at 2 p.m. Nightly at 8 p.m. MIGHTY WEEK-END PROGRAMME. TWO STIRRING STORIES OF THE SEA Headed by THE GOOD SHIP, -‘GOLDEN BOUGH,” I Nicknamed by those who sailed in her. “THE BLOODSHIP” HOBART BOSWORTH JACQUELINE LOGAN RICHARD ARLEN If you want to see a Picture that is ! dilferent from anything that you have yet seen, do not miss this. 1 NORMAN SPRINGER’S WONDERFUL SEA STORY. ‘•One of the best stories I have ever read.”—Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. JACK GILBERT “Twelve Miles Out” I Yo! Ho! The High Seas trail with a Cargo of Rum and Romance. John Gilbert at his best, in a sensational Exposure of Gun-Runners, RumSmugglers and Sea Rovers of the 20th Century. EARNE BEACHAM AND HIS PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA. Worth a Guinea to listen to. Ring Phone 46-252 for Reserves, without extra cost. f A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STUDENTS’ ASSN. DEBATE lerican Policy of Prohibition is Desirable.” U.S.A. (Aff.) Bates College, ewistor A.U.C. (Neg.) Auckland University. College Chairman: Sir Walter Stringer. TOWN HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 18, Tickets, Is. Obtainable at College Office. (Number limited.) Net Proceeds to Charity.

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