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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 409, 18 July 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS “One of the Best Pictures Ever Screened at This Theatre, where Only the Best Films are to be Seen." (Saturdays “Star"' STEAM© A Fuller-Havward Long Euu Theatre. Acting! Direct JOHN GILBERT AND GRETA GRRBO The Screen’s Greatest Lovers ii Anna Karenina” Tolstoy’s Immortal Tale of Love Defying the World. SATURDAY’S “SUN” SAYS: “Anna Karenini an artistic Triumph. Fin whin detail, it sweeps swiftly on, inevitable as Fate, to the sudden and dramatic ending .... Well nigh impossible to find a blemish in its production." RUSSIAN DANCE PROLOGUE “The Coppelia Ballet” featuring Valeska and Her Follies. “The Ballet*’ is alone well worth tho price of admission—SaturdayV “Star." Eve Bentley and Her Strand Symphony Orchestra. Box Plan at Strand (Phone 43-114) and Lewis Eady. Ltd.

Direction: MRS MFNRV WAYWARD The Last Two Days PAKAMOUN • SPLv.AL. “The Way of AH Flesh” Starring Emil Janninss Fine Supporting Programme. The Way of All Flesh” i Popular Prices. Sessions: 11.15, 1.30, 3.35, 5.45 and 8. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. Direction: Fuller-Hayward and Mumford. TO-NIGHT AT 8 The Comedy Programme of the Year Two Rib-Tickling Features WALLACE BEERY and RAYMOND HATTON In an Absolute Scream, “WIFE SAVERS” And W. C. Fields TILLIE’S Che and Conklin in PUNCTURED Louise Fazenda ROMANCE. Also THE LYRIC QUARTETTE In Specially Selected Harmony. Box Plan at Theatre. Phone Reservations 24-749. "You must see the beautiful new Tudor Cinema. It’s perfect.’* FROWARD KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 2 P.M. AND 7 P.M. EACH DAY. DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. Adolphe Menjou in “SERENADE” A Love Story—Mellow as a Cello. SECOND ATTRACTION. “ Square Crooks ” With AN ALL-STAR CAST. The Right Woman Straightens Out a Crook and Wins Happiness. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. FRIDAY NEXT. FINAL, GREAT TUG O’ WAR CONTEST For the Championship of Auckland. CITY PARKS to Pull SOUTHDOWN. Keep this night open and be here early. Good advice. A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B O’CLOCK—TO-NIGHT 44 ARGUS” . The Renowned Boy Prophet. The Sensation of To-day. Who has baffled Police, Scientists and Doctors the World over. Patrons, see Argus this evening. Bring your Written Questions and the Boy Wonder will answer them. ON THE SCREEN: “THE NOOSE” A Thrilling Drama. A Gripping Romance of Broadway Night Life. Starring Richard Barthelmess. Two-Reel Comedy and Latest News. . Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574 i BPMPALf A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT “ARGUS” The Sensation of To-day. The Clever Boy Prophet who has mystified the World by his Marvellous Gift. Patrons! Bring your Written Questions. On the Screen: “FINGER PRINTS” An Exciting Mystery Comedy-Drama, Starring .Louise Fazenda. Showing Also: Fox Comedy, Fox News and Novelty. Edendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710. iSEEI A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B O’CLOCK—TO-NIGHT “WEST POINT” I A Thrilling Sporting Romance of College j Life. Starring William Haines and Joan Crawford THE SECOND PICTURE: “RASH PRIVATES” A Rollicking War Comedy. Starring Lya de Putti and Malcolm McGregor Selected Supporting Programme “Silks .and Saddles” is the title under which Universal will release its next year’s picture heretofore called “Thoroughbreds.” "Silks and Saddles" features Marian Nixon and Richard Walling and was directed by Robert F. Hill.