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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 267, 1 February 1928, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS g* T/fOMftf A.O gRIEN Theater Last Night at Three Theatres (PRINCESS CONTINUOUS FROM lOiat) lOr.^ •THE BAT” “T/ie Cat and the Canary WITH LAURA LA PLANTE O' ADDED ATTRACTION AT EVERYBODY'S ONLY ••THE AMERICAN BEAUTY,” Starring LLOYD HUGHES and BILLIE DOVE. 99 COMMENCING TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) AT ABOVE THREE HOUSES. CHARLIE MURRAY in “THE GORILLA” It Will Scare the Laughs Out Of You. Also: “WHITE GOLD,” An Unusual Drama of Life on a Mexican Sheep Ranch. Tivoli Phone, 44-136. Princess, 41-586. 'Everybody's, 44-402. Phone 46-609. Phone 20-142. LAST NIGHT AT BOTH THEATRES Raymond Griffiths in “TIME TO LOVE” THE FLAME OF THE YUKON” COMMENCING TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). * ■ THE GREATEST MYSTERY PLAY SINCE •THE BAT” S H —S H—S H—S H ! “THE CAT AND THE CANARY” WITH LAURA LA PLANTE, FLORA FINCH, TULLY MARSHALL, CREIGHTON HALE AND OTH ER. FAVOU R ITES. A picture of creepy thrills, eerie laughter, spooky shadows, mysterious, weird, yet fascinating- A Thrill for everybody, and a big success everywhere. Also “THE AMERICAN BEAUTY/’ Starring LLOYD HUGHES and cois CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE NORMAN TATE, Australasia’s Foremost Juggler, and Other Popular Artists. Also: CONSTANCE T A*L MADGE In “BREAKFAST AT SUNRISE.” COMEDY GOOD SUPPORTS “The Romance of Hinemoa” The Most Romantic Picture of Maor Life Ever Made. * Also: RICHARD TALMADGE (The King of Stunt Artists), •In Phone 26-041. ivfny EVEMiMO KSNOfLAPD Phone 20-821.

mPYMi TO-NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT “The Crystal Cup” Picturisatlon of the Famous Novel A Powerful and Daring Drama Starring Dorothy MackaiM and Jack Mulhall. Also: ‘The Hero on Horseback’ Peter B. Kynet’s Famous Nov«l, A Drama Packed With Thrills, Spills, Romance and Stirring Action Starring Smiling Hoot Gibson Showing Also: Strong Supporting Programme Capitol Orchestra. - Phone 20-574

EMPIRE TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT A Big Special Programme “THE CLAW” A Mighty Drama of Love and Hate. Packed with Thrills, Romance and Real Entertainment. Starring Norman Kerry and Claire Windsor. THE SECOND PICTURE: “GIRL OF GOLD” A Great Society Drama, Lavishly Staged and Acted. Starring Florence Vidor and Malcolm McGregor. Two-Reel Comedy and News Empire Orchestra Grand Benefit Concert Concert Chamber, Town Hall To-morrow Night THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ARTISTS APPEARING IN A GREAT PROGRAMME: MISSES NELDA ASHDOWN ZOE G. WILLIAMS KINDLEY SISTERS, VERA AND DAPHNE LORIGAN SISTERS, EDNA AND MARY STELLA DIRACCA MURIEL ALLISON PHILLIS MOBBEIRLEY DORIE MORRIS MESSRS. DESMOND HISCOTT W. COLQUHOUN SHELDON KINDLEY JAMES KELSO JAMES LONERGAN JAMES CALVERT * JOCK Me'KAY HARRY CHATWIN LOU BICKERTON BERT WATSON DANCING: • JACKSONS. ERNIE AND WILL ACCOMPANIST: Mr. W. BROWN All these Artistes are giving their services free. Concert to start at 7.50 sharp Sidey Time CITY OF AUCKLAND. The Auckland Municipal Band Will give a popular programme of X BAND AND SOLO ITEMS \ in Albert Park TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. and in Parnell Park TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT 8 O’CLOCK. Christopher Smith - - - Bandmaster. J. 3. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk.

Dr. W. E. THOMAS PROFESSOR OF MUSIC Univ. Coll.. IS NOW RESUMING. Interviews. 2-4, or by appointment. piano. SINGING. COMPOSITION. Phone 41-230. Scrublands. Beckham Place, Grafton Rd.

Iren« Rich has commenced work on first comedy for her 19-8 pro**iamrne for Warner Brothers. Supporting her in “Powder Back” are Andre Beranger, Anders Kandolf and