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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 284, 21 February 1928, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS 5* TflOMftf AO PRICh liigafref THE SEASON’S CONFLAGRATION OF LAUGHS WITH Charlie Murray-George Sidney in “ THE LIFE OF RILEY The Two Kings of Mirth in Their Funniest Comedy. Also A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY farce -WITH ANITA STEWART, GEORGE «iuN tt, in l “THE PRINCE OF PILSEN” Fun. Farce. Foolishness A Veritable Lauoh Feast A(SiD THE SECOND SERIES OF THE POPULAR "COLLEGIANS •' GEORGE LEWIS In "A FIGHTING FINISH ” LATEST EMPIRE NEWS COMEDY THURSDAY NEXT: Reginald Denny in “OUT ALL NIGHT” Phones: Princess, 41-536. Tivoli, 44-136. UNIVERSAL’S DARE-DEVIL AVIATOR, Al. Wilson in “THREE MILES UP” firr (he greatest stunt flyer—Al Wilson, of a" airplane from the seat of a breath-taking, hair-raising, death defying stunts i ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION, King of the Air—leap to the ile-a-m inute auto. Limitless, Charlie Murray—George Sidney in “THE LIFE OF RILEY” The Two Kings of Mirth in The Year's Biggest Comedy. Phone 20-142. Phone 46-609. WE RECOMMEND THE BRILLIANT PRODUCTION—" “Service For Ladies” with ADOLPHE MENJOU HIS BEST VET. DAZCLING BACKGROUND - DELIGHTFUL COMEDY. RENEE ADOREE in * Back to God's Country' 1 the Novel by James Oliver Curwood. LATEST GAZETTE. ORCHESTRA. I;UT£?ZTZIfI| THREE LAMPS. IflLjF Phone P 6-041 JETTA GOUDAL GEORGE BANCROFT. ‘WHITE GOLD” The story of a beautiful woman who loved life —two men who Ic her—and one who hated—played out with graphic realism on the plains of the great West. Also, The Smiling Debonair HOOT GIBSON in “PAINTED PONIES’ The Riding Riot In a Rodeo, Thrills, Laughs, Drama. WEDNESDAY: ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE.

KINGS!, AND Phono 20-821 fC. GIPITpL TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT Big Special Programme. “American Beauty” A Sparkling Comedy-Drama, Starring Billie Dcve and Lloyd Hughes. The Secand Picture — "Brooding Eyes” A Thrilling London Underworld Story. Lionel Barrymore and Ruth Clifford. Showing also Fox News and imperial Comedy. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574.

TO-N GHT 8 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT “The Love Thrill” A Sparkling Comedy-Drama, Starring Laura La Plante and Tom Moore THE SECOND PICTURE— Flirting” A Snappy, Peppy Comedy-Drama. A Rio* of Laughter and Merriment. Starring Wanda Hawley. Two-reel Comedy and News. Edendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710.

EMPIRE TO-NIGHT g O’CLOCK TONIGHT Two Excellent Pictures. “The Love Thrill” A Rollicking Comedy-Drama. •Tarring Laura La Plante and Tom Moore THE SECOND PICTURE—“AIias The Deacon »» Or.. T . h . r .l" in SL ■ Knock-out Drama. T araatest Prize Fight Picture E\ Screened. starring Jean Hersholt and Ralph . Graves, selected Supporting Programme. Empire Orchestra.

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