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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 407, 16 July 1928, Page 15

AMUSJBI>IEIiTS 5» THOMftf A 0 PiueH V Princess. 41-536 jack L i ivoli. 44-136. story of Gold Rush Days in Alaska. BURNING DAYLIGHT : With MILTON SILLS A story that sweeps from the frozen DORIS KENYON of the big' city. All the ina. adventurous days. Second Attraction:— “WON IN THE CLOUDS” Al Wilson, King of the Air, in his moat sensational picture to date. Latest News Gazette. Comedy. Selected Musical Items. (Note: Owing to Alteration Princess closed to-day until 6 p.m.) FINAL WEEK s * METI&GPOILIS ,v fVEIWIWDyj Special Musical Items by Howard Moody's Orchestra. Also, Mr. Hartley Warburton (Baritone). Sessions at 10 a.m., 12. 2.0. 4.0. 6.0, 8 p.m. Prices: 3s. 2s. Is. Plus Tax. Box Plan at Lewis Eady. Ltd. T Phone 20-142. 44 THE KING OF KINGS 99 With Special Vocal Items by Mr. Hartley Warburton and Selected Musical Programme by Rialto Orchestra. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. Reserves 6d extra, plus tax. NOTE. —“King of Kings” Commences RIALTO at 7.45 Sharp. 1 THREE lamps. Phono 26-041 GEORGE SIDNEY J. FARRELL MCDONALD, IN ‘THE COHENS AND KELLYS IN PARIS.” Also: The briliant British production, “CONFETTI.” Comedy. Good Supports. m W. C. FIELDS CHESTER CONKLIN in TWO FLAMING YOUTHS” Laughs by the score. AND “ARIZONA BOUND” (Gary Cooper and Betty Jewel). GAZETTE. COMEDY.

A FULLER -HAYWARO THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B O’CLOCK—TO-NIGHT TWO EXCELLENT PICTURES. “GET YOUR MAN” \ Bright and Sparkling Comedy-Drama, Starring Vivacious Clara Bow. THE SECOND PICTURE. “RASH PRIVATES” An Hilarious Comedy-Drama, Built Around the Army of Occupation. Starring Lya de Putti and Malcolm McGregor. Two-reel Comedy and Empire News. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. tPCNPAIf A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT ‘LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT’ Stirring Mystery Drama A St Scotland Yard Story. Starring LON CHANEY. THE SECOND PICTURE—“MADAME, BEHAVE’ A Riotous Comedy-Drama. Starring JULIAN ELTINCE. 2-Reel Comedy and Pathe News. Edendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710. A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B O’CLOCK —TO-NIGHT “RASH PRIVATES” A Rollicking War Comedy Comedy. Starring Lya de Putti and Malcolm McGregor. THE SECOND PICTURE—“IRISH HEARTS” A Sparkling Irish Comedy-Drama. Starring MAY McAVOY. Showing Also. Two-Reel Comedy and Empire News. Song and Dance Recital Amy Hansard (Mezzo Contralto). Songs Interpreted with Dances by MADAME BAIRD and Pupils JEAN ALLEN, VIOLIN. Monday, July 16 LEWIS EADY, LTD., HALL, Queen Street. Programme entirely by British Com-P'-sers, including a group of compositions by Aucklanders. Accompanist: LEO WHITTAKER. Tickets, 3s 6d (plus tax) and 2s. Booking now open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. OPEN EACH NIGHT FOR THE DURATION OF WINTER SHOW 7.30 7.30 LUNA PARK CONCESSION TICKETS FOR ALL DEVICES * LL THE OLD "FUN AND FROLIC”’ t AKE 1d BUS FROM WHARF GATES .Evelyn Brent, the popular leading Who has been seen of late in tu tG a number of Paramount picfor a second time been *ft opposite Adolphe llenjou, the \r OCca si°n being in “A Xight of that s?*” will be remembered eemi enjou was married in Paris reLariv 3 ’* bad ust finished “His Tiger p e * ’ which Miss Brent also ap- » Paramount, intends to co-star know,? r S. nt wsth Olive Brook, the well *n°w n English actor#