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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 252, 14 January 1928, Page 13

TO-NIGHT, AT BOTH THEATRES Universal’s Rollicking Comedy-Drama. Glen Tryon and Patsy Ruth Miller “PAINTING THE TOWN” Freak AU *° St ßushVng’ ThHmng on HappSSi 9 ° f LaUflhs and Lya Mara in “BLUE DANUBE” A Picture as Joyou. « Princess Phone: 41-586 the Waltz that Inspired It. Tivoli: 44-136. CONTINUOUS PROM Phone 44-402. MARIE PREVOST In "FOR WIVES ONLY” Also, the Year's Biggest Laugh GLEN TRYON “Painting the Town ***** .TT’ Phone 46-609 Phone 20-142. “Rose of the Golden West” With MARY ASTOR, GILBERT ROLAND. A Dashing Senorita and a Daring Caballero in a Thrilling Romance. Additional at Rialto. MARIE PREVOST, in “FOR WIVES ONLY/* Additional at Regent. JACK MULHALL, DOROTHY MACKAILL, in “THE CRYSTAL CUP/* David Torrance, THREE LAMPS Phone 26-341. Mary McAllister in "THE MAN IN THE SHADOW.” "THE DEVIL’S PARTNER” With philo McCulloch And an All-Star Cast. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. fifes* Phone 20-821. REGINALD DENNY In “Fast and Furious” Denny’s Latest Mirthquake—A Riol of Laughter. Also JACK MULHALL, DOROTHY MACKAILL, In "THE CRYSTAL CUP.”

TO.N,GHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. “MAN POWER” A Paramount Special. Starring RICHARD DIX. THE SECOND PICTURE. “RUBBER HEELS” A Rollicking Comedy Gem, Featuring £D. WYNN and CHESTER CONKLIN. Showing also: Two-Real Comedy and Universal News. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. PHONE 20-574 EMPIRE TO NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT Two Excellent Pictures, “LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN,” A Screen Classic from Oscar Wilde’s Famous Stage Play, featuring Ronald Coleman and Irene Rich The Second Picture, “BECKY" “BECKY” A delightful drama, a peppy romance in real life, starring Sally O’Neill and Owen Moore. Strong Supporting Programme* Empire Orchestra. IfIMPAU TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT A Big Special Programme, “COLLEEN” “COLLEEN” K Thrilling Racetrack Drama, full of Humour and Hilarious Comedy, starring Madge Bellamy. The Second Picture, “RUBBER HEELS/' A Rollicking Comedy Gem featuring Ed. Wynn and Chester Conklin. Showing also: Fox Comedy and Fox News. Edendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710. ONEHUNGA PICTURES TO-NIGHT. Foresters’ Double Star Programme. No. I —First National Pictures Present VICTOR McLAGLEN In “THE CALL OF THE ROAD.” 2—Another Rollicking Comedy-Drama "MEET THE PRINCE.” With an All-Star Cast. Strand w. “PARADISE.” 1,,v « no need to Boost this Picture. You Know Milton Sills. Addition— YEUN Tw”2l '* n » r »eee, in Mys Best Vaudeville Turn Yet Offered. NO INCREASE IN PRICES.

gjjKfflyCiill Al -CKLAND'S premier cabaret. to-night ***® re t* l ® cool sea breezes blow V?® enchanting melody of the p AMOUS INTERNATIONALS. SPECIAL NOTE. Monday, January 30. Anniversary Night T HE WONDER BALL OF 1928. * pm. to 1.30 a.m. Admission 7s 6d. rveu and Transport arranged at u.. National Tours. Ltd., Buildings. Queen Street. 0r Cabaret Phone 26-615 —Afternoon Teas served eoiy. Music vy ill be provided.

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