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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 443, 27 August 1928, Page 15

AiTD SEMENIS S* T/iOMftf A.O ORIEN Theatre* BILLIE DOVE The Screen's Most Beautiful Star with -CLIVE BROOK in “THE YELLOW LILY” ngary a Simple Peasant Qirl in an Encounter of 1 Hearts With a Dashing Archduke. SECOND ATTRACTION FIRST NATIONAL'S ENTHRALLING DRAMA “ THE HAWK’S NEST ” With MILTON SILLS and DORIS KENYON SUPPORTED BY MONTAGUE LOVE and SOJIN. ?d Pe^ lly Se,ecte d Orchestral Items, Both Houses, plaza Continuous from 11. Ptione 41-586. Tivoli at 7.45 Nightly. Phone 44-136 fVCRyEWDyv LYA DE PUTTI MIDNIGHT ROSE A Story of Ne ork’s Night Life Cabarets Revelry A Beautiful cabaret Dancer’s Sacrifice for a Crook. Also, MILTON SILLS DORIS KENYON MONTAGUE LOVE in “ THE HAWK’S NEST ” Meet The Hawk—The most liked—most feared man in crookdom. A story that takes you into the heart of New York’s Chinatown. Latest Gazette Comedy Continuous from 10 a.m. Phone 44-402. VAVi^IrBiTTSEg Phone 46-609. At 7.50. Phone 20-142. Phone 20-142. Remember **Rookies‘'? Here's the same famous Comedy Team —7- GEORGE K. ARTHUR and KARL DANE, in “BABY MINE” The Longest and Shortest Comedy Stars, with a Midget to add to the fun. Also, VIRGINIA VALLI in “PAID TO LOVE,” with GEORGE O'BRIEN. Latest Gazette'— Comedy Selected Orchestral Items THREE LAMPS Phone 86-041 REGINALD DENNY in “ ON YOUR TOES ” Also, the First National Special, ‘ LIFE’S CIRCUS ” Gazette Good Supporting Program THEATRE 'kinosland/ Phono 80-821. * THE CINEMA ART SUCCESS i ■ THE GIPSY PRINCESS ” | Also, RICHARD DIX in “ THE GAY DEFENDER ” Gazette Screen Snapshots Comedy .

fffe-nnai Fuller-Hay ward Theatre. TO-NIGHT 8 O’clock TO-NIGHT “ THE SHOWDOWN ” A powerful and gripping drama of Romance Life, Love, and Adventure, starring GEORGE BANCROFT and EVELYN BRENT. The Second Picture — “ THE PIONEER SCOUT ” A Stirring Action Drama, starring FRED THOMSON. Comedy and Empire News. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. EMPIRE • THE BLOOD SHIP” The Mightiest of all Sea Dramas Full of Romance. -r hrills. and Adventure. Starring 3ART BOSWORTH Recomn. _ed by the Censor for Adult Audiences Only. The Second Picture—, “ SILK LEGS ” A Sparkling Comedy-Drama, star MADGE BELLAMY-Two-Reel Comedy and Fox Ne mg /-» r unci -Hayward Theatre TO-NIGHT 8 O’Clock TO-NIGHT “FOOT LOOSE WIDOWS” Romance, Thrill., and startling Comedy Starring LOUISE FAZENDA. The 2nd Picture“RECKLESS SPEED” An Action-packed Drama, starring FRANK MERRILL Pathe News and Comedy. Orchestra. Phone 20-710. ONE NIGHT ONLY GRAND CONCERT By Artists including Miss Lynda Murphy, Mr. Eric Waters, Mr. H. Hollinrake, Mus. Bae. Followed by the One-Act Play: “ The Bishop's Candlesticks LEWIS EADV HALL. QUEEN STREET. TOMORROW (Tuesday), AT 8 P.M. A few tickets (2s), still available, at W E.A. Office, or at Door. Doors open 7.15 p.m. B. MARTIN, Secretary. Old Grammar School, Symonds St. (Phone 46-094). LECTURES. GREAT PYRAMID TALKS AT EAST STREET HALL, TO-NIGHT (Monday), at 7.45 THE MOCKERY of the PEACE PACT? We British have definitely passed from the Antechamber into the passage of Great Tribulation on the 23rd, and face a certainty of war. Speaker: MR. A. H. DALLIMORE Admission Free. Collection.