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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 233, 2 October 1928, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY. LYRIC. EMBASSY. LYRIC. TO-DAY, TO-NIGHT, 11.30, 2.30, 7.45. 5 and 7.45. The World's Best-known Scotsman, SIR HARRY LAUDER, i In a Modern Story . of Intrigue, Mystery, Adventure and Romance. o— THEN —-William Fox Presents "THE NEWS PARADE," A Snappy, Up-to-the-minute COMEDY-DRAMA. Usual Popular Piices. A THREE-DAY LAUGHTER SEASON A THREE-DAY LAUGHTER SEASON COMMENCES TO-NIGHT, AT 7. At the — PRINCE EDWARD. — KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Daily, 1.30 and 7. Wm. Fox Presents his Comedy Jeani, TED McNAMARA AND SAMMY COHEN, In "V\7HY QULORS W ROXG " "VV H y BAILORS »» RONG." High Sea Roamers in Romantic Hot Water. And ZAXE GREY'S "TTNDER fHHE rpONTO "RIM." " NDER - 1 - HE J-ONTO ll IM," Starring RICHARD ARLEN AND MARY BRIAN. Good Supports and the "Prince Edward" Orchestra. '. ■ . — NEW TUDOR CINEMA,— REMUERA, "The Theatre Classic." Direction : Fuller-Hay ward and Mumford. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 8. 3 NIGHTS ONLY. The World's Greatest Picture, SUNRISE," , t CNRISE," * With JANET GAYNOR and GEORGE O'BRIEN. A dramatic conflict of temptations enacted against a background of STUPENDOUS SPECTACLE. Its emotional appeal is terrific. Additional Attraction : W. C. FIELDS and CHESTER CONKLIN in " T7IOOLS Tj'Oß T UCK." «' OOLS -T OH -"UCK." , — Capitol.*sA FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE Capitol. TO-NIGHT — 8 O'CLOCK. Capitol. The Greatest Picture Programme Capitol. * in Auckland. Capitol. " \T7INGS." " Capitol. "* * INGS." "»' INGS." Capitol. A mighty 1928 screen sensation, Capitol, a colossal masterpiece, thrilling, Capitol, spectacular, . r&mantlc, daring. Capitol, heroic, with a delightful and Capitol, gripping story, starring Clara Bow Capitol. Strong Supporting Programme, Capitol, including "KNIGHTS OF THE Capitol. AIR:" Latest News and comedy. Capitol. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Capitol., (Special..Music Score.) Capitol. PATRONS.—Don't miss this exCapitol. cellent picture. 2J Hours' VFonCapitol. derful Entertainment. Capitol. Reservations. Phone 20-710. A, FULLER - HAYWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B O'CLOCK—TO-NIGHT. "THE POOR NUT." A Rollicking College Classic, starring Jack Mulhall and Charlie Murray. The Second Picture: "MAN, WOMAN AND SON," A Masterpiece of Dramatic Intensity, starring John Gilbert. Selected Supporting Programme. ' "T7UDENDALE. ■' \ - — — A Fuiler-Hayward Theatre, TO-NIGHT — 8 O'CLOCK — TO-NIGHT. Final Screening of "A MAN'S PAST," Starring Conrad Veidt and Barbara Bedford. The Second Picture: "BRINGING OP FATHER." A Riotous Comedy-Dfama, starring Polly Moran. Comedy, News, Orchestra, Phone 20-710. QNEHUNGA PICTURES. Strand. TO-NIGHT. Strand. _ V'William Fox Presents Strand. VDOLORES DEL RIO and Strand. VICTOR McLAGLEN. In Strand. " LOVES; OF CARMEN." Strand. A True Story of Spain, and a Strand. Daring Gipsy Girl. Strand. *, Strand. Full Supporting Programme. Strand. Strand. 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