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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 265, 30 January 1928, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS 5* THOMRf A.O PRIEN Now Showing at 3 Theatres v CONTINUOUS SftOM Ci.% “I7»e Cat and the Canary” WITH LAURA LA PLANTE FLORA FINCH, TULLY MARSHALL. CREIGHTON HALE AND OTHER FAVOURITES A picturs o* creepy thrills, eerie laughter, spooky shadows, mysterious, weird, yet fascinating. A Thrill for everybody, and a big success everywhere. ADDED ATTRACTION AT EVERYBODY’S ONLY "THE AMERICAN BEAUTY,” Starring LLOYD HUGHES and BILLIE DOVE. SECOND SERIES OF “THE NEW COLLEGIANS” AT PRINCESS AND TIVOLI ONLY. SPECIAL MATINEES AT THE THREE THEATRES, 2.15 TO-DAY. Tivoli Phone, 44-136. Princess. 41-586. Everybody’s, 44-402. Redent Phone 46-009. Phone 20-142. ■ RAYMOND GRIFFITHS in “TIME TO LOVE” A Novelty French Farce Play, with lets of laughs and a thrilling climax. Also SEENA OWEN y ARNOLD GRAY THE FLAME OF THE YUKON’ THREE LAMPS Phone 20-041. ‘PAINTING THE TOWN’ A freak auto story that is .{ust one long string of laughs and rushing, thrilling happenings. Also LYA MARA in “THE BLUE DANUBE” Comedy. Fine Supporting Programme. XT ""E- Ikiilf Wwn. 20-MI. “The Romance of Hinemoa” The Loveliest of all Native Legends. Also, Universal’s Latest Melodrama of Thrills and Humour, “ALIAS THE DEACON” The picturisation of a stage drama that played to full houses on Broadway for

CIPIToL »» TO-NIQHT 8 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT An Attractive Hioh Claaa Programme. “THE UNKNOWN A Remarkably Sensational Picture. A Thrilling Mystery Drama, starring the rtnowned Lon Chaney. THE SECOND PICTURE, A Hair-raising, Melodramatic, Out-door Drama, “The Last Outlaw 99 Packed with Fast Action. Thrills, and Excitement, starring Gary Cooper. Showing also. Two-reel Comedy. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. EMPIRE TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT An Excellent Programme. “THE UNKNOWN” A Remarkably Sensational Picture. A Thrilling Mystery Drama, starring the renowned Lon Chaney. THE SECOND PICTURE, “The Gilded Highway” An Enchanting Love Story. A Vividly True Drama. A Brilliant Spectacle, starring Dorothy Devore. Two-reel Comedy and Pathe News# Empire Orchestra.