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

AMUSEMENTS ft SECOND BIG PICTURE O ACCLAIMED BY CRITICS AS ONE OK HE GREATEST SCREEN DRAMAS. “7th HEAVEN 99 K FOX PICTURE. with STRAND TWICE DAILY At 2.30 and 8 c Janet Gay nor - Charles Farrell NEVER SUCH PATHOS NEVER SUCrf IDEALISM NEVER A STORY SO LOFTY AND BEAUTIFUL IN TS CONCEPTION This Magnificent Screen Production, preceded V an Elaborate vm • spheric Prologue. feat urine Commencing To-morrow (Thursday^ PRICES — Matinee: All Stalls, Is 6d: Circle. 2s. Tvening: Front Stall#, 1s 6d; Back. 2s Circle, 3s. Any Seat in Theatre Booked at 6d extra PLANS NOW OPEN AT THEATRE 10 a.m. to 6.45 p.m.

FIRE! FIRE! •THE DAMAGE BY FIRE TO * Lamia Park THANKS TO THE AUCKLAND FIRE BRIGADE ' WILL NOT PREVENT THE PARK FROM OPENING AS USUAL TO-NIGHT SPECIAL PRICES SPECIAL PRICES HERE fS YOUR CHANCE TO VISIT . AND RIDE ON ALL THE DEVICES LUNA PARK EXCEPT THE SCENIC RAILWAY For Two Shillings and Sixpence ( Including Admission CHILDREN ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE

The National and Lyric TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. 11, 2.30, 5, and 7.45. "THE FAIR CO-ED." AND "THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS.” TO-MORROW William Fox Present* JANET GAYNOR THE STAR IN "SEVENTH HEAVEN" “2 Girls Wanted 91 By the same Producer and Author, The Brilliant Voung Star, JANET GAYNOR, AT HER BEST. THEN—WARNER BROTHERS’ CLASSIC: “ MILLIONAIRES ” A Comedy suggested by Phillips Opperheim’s Comic Novel, “THE INEVITABLE MILLIONAIRES.” Featuring GEORGE SIDNEY, LOUISE FAZENDA, VERA GORDON. USUAL PRICES LYRIC Reservations —Lewis R. Eady and Sen. Ltd. Theatre Phone 43-645. NATIONAL at Theatre, Phone 42-165*.