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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 417, 27 July 1928, Page 15

'wwm»#r AMUSEMENTS. FOLLOW THE LONG TRAIL OF LAUGHTER ! AT THE Auckland’s Largest and Finest Theatre. Ring 43-210 for Reserves. Popular Prices. er-Hayward Theatres. The Most Original Comedy of the Year! Something New! 1,000 Laughs! 1,000 Thrills! It’s smart enough for any Set! WILLIAM HAINES ‘■‘■The Smart Set >JACK HOLT ALICE DAY HOBART BOSWORTH Polo Matches! Motor Stunts! Daring Horse Riding! Hilarious Jazz Parties They toiled not hut how they lived, loved, laughed and poloed! Love makes the world go round—AND SO DOES a punch in the nose! Haines has both—you’ll shriek with laughter at his antics and misadventures—in this up-to-the-minute Comedy of the Smart Set. Our Gang in SUNDOWN LTD. at Their Fu AUCKLAND'S MOST POPULAR MUSICAL ACT. Special Re-Engagement in Response to Public Demand. “MILDRED & CONNIE” The Merry Melody The Harris Sisters. New Programme!^ BOOK YOUR SEATS FOR TO-NIGHT ! If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing it is Advertised in THE SUN

NOTICE Matinee, Saturday, 2.30. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45, THE GREATEST DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME EVER SCREENED IN AUCKLAND. Metro-G-oldwyn-Mayer Present:— JOHN GILBERT Supported by JEANNE EAGLES America’s Supreme Stage Star of “Rain,” “Daddies,” etc., in “Man* Woman and Son 99 A MASTERPIECE OF DRAMATIC INTENSITY HIS LOVE WAS PURE —BUT FORBIDDEN. THENCE AROSE A MIGHTY DRAMA OF LOVE, ILLUSION —AND GRIM FACT. NEXT THURSDAY USUAL PRICES. “THE GHOST TRAIN.” Reserves, Lewis Eady, Ltd. H 1 (The Theatre with the Golden Circle) William Pox Presents GEORGE O’BRIEN and ESTELLE TAYLOR Supported by LEILA HYAMS AND TOM SANTSCHI in “HONOUR BOUND end—Love —He ip You. Honour was More to rt) than Life Itself. But, at the ' —Happiness. Theatre Phone 43-645. Motor-Cars may be Parked in Front of The Lyrii W. J. BANNEHR, Proprietor.