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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 510, 13 November 1928, Page 21

AMUSiiMEN'ib. t£L, “THE STUDENT PRINCE” d iyv Kamon Novarro & Norma Shearer •i c • • » “• To-Morrow at 2.30 and 8 The Strand management announces with triumph the first screening in Auckland of THE SCREEN’S MOST STUPENDOUS AND COLOURFUL EXTRAVAGANZA. STRAND “Home of Big Pictures" ® * Three countries were Zealand shall see the describes scoured for beautiful scenes, and for the first time we in real Venice, and the real Carnival. 'Sir Charles Wilson, it as “the finest film that has ever been made." New M.P., \s r^\ prince Adventures; With 70 Principal Artists Cast , £IO,OOO. 12 Reels of Love Splendour .... Spectacle A Riot of Glowing Colour, a Feast of Pageantry and Pomp, Gay Carnival, and The Tale of a Man with an Unquenchable Thirst for Life, Love, and Laughter. Follow the Life Story of a man who loved so many pairs of eyes that he had not the time to look deeply into any of them. Thrill at the Prince of Adventurer's varied episodes of love! Queens of Europe, Court Ladies, celebrated Opera Stars, daughters of the rich and “the people”—all coming irresistibly within the mastery of eye, the magic of his voice, and the daring of his decision. WONDERFUL COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY Venice, the Beautiful, at Carnival Brilliant Scenes in the Palace of Time. St. Petersburg. FULL ELECTION RESULTS also Screened Until After 11 p.m. Book Your Seats Now at Strand (Phone 43-114) and Lewis Eady, Ltd.