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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 288, 25 February 1928, Page 15

THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION

AT BOTH THEATRES. REGINALD DENNY in “OUT ALL NIGHT An Hilarious Night on an Ocean Liner. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION, DOROTHY MACKAILL JACK MULHALL. in “ Man Crazy ” A Rollicking Story of New England, full of Surprises. Thrills, Laughs Second Series of the Popular Collegians. * GEORGE LEWIS in “ SAMSON AT CALFORD.” Phones: Princess, 41-586. Tivoli, 44-136. FIRST NATIONAL'S THRILLING COM EDY - DRAMA. JACK MULHALL DOROTHY MACKAILL, In “MAN CRAZY” Th. Hilarious Adventures of an Aristocratic Girl and a Truck Driver, w,LtM^°Fßrrsc'h h — davis in “ Somebody’s Son ” An Epic of the Old and New Worlds. COMEDY LATEST GAZETTE. Phone 20-142. The Two Kings of Comedy, CHARLIE MURRAY and GEORGE SIDNEY THE SEASON’S CONFLAGRATION OF LAUGHS, “The Life of Riley” ANITA STEWART DN^ PRINCE OF PILSEN." IoOD COMEDY LATEST < TOpScAL. V« THREE LAMPS. f» The Picturisation of Sir A. Conan Doyle's Famous Novel, ROD LA ROCQUE in ‘BRIGADIER GERARD’ Phone 26-041 All Star Cast in “CLICKING HOOFS” 44 Richard Dix in MAN POWER” Also. A. L. WILSON in Phone 20-821 “THREE MILES UP.” The King of the Air. in Limitless. Breath-taking, Death-defying Stunts. Good Two-reel Comedy. Latest News.

TO-NIGHT A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Also Nautical Novelty, Majestic News, N.Z. Scenic, and Max Davidson Comedy, with Majestic Orchestra. WITH A special CAST A Mayer ! AWIS itPirTURFS.Vf ./iIA

“The Theatre Magnificen t ’’ TREMENDOUS ALL-PICTURE PROGRAMME. 7 a (paramount \ (Picture A i '**&*!■. in *6 with CLIVE BROOK Famous IViusic Masters, VERDI, With Grand Organ and Orchestral others. j Accompaniment. Big Supporting Programme. Reservation sat Theatre, 46-888. “STARK LOVE,” The Picture Different to all

GB^ND NOW SHOWING “THE UNBORN Also showing— “Adam €§m€§ EviE” Positively No Admission Under 1© n ■ l - L ,au Opp. Q.P.O. Lower Queen Street

CtfPlToL TO-NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT Two Excellent Pictures. “The Cat and the Canary’ ’ The Thrilling Screen Version of John Willards Sensationally Successful Mystery Stage Play. Starring Laura La Plant*.THE SECOND PICTURE—“Service for Ladies” A Delightful Society. Drama, full of Comedy, Romance, and Amusing Situations. Starring Adolph Menjou. Strong Supporting Programme. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574.

mmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmMMmm Announcing | The great -work of SI motion picture art S§ which is at present attracting the notice S 3! of the whole world. S| CECIL DE MILLE’S M production sX “The King 1 of Kings” j A Story of The Christ ggj “ The King Sof H Kings ” cannot, may Sf not, be described. Only the white, Si white shaft of light SI tracing the age-old S® story upon the §1 screen can truly reg- SI ister upon the hu- Si man brain, the Sf majesty, the might, SI and the infinite Sf reverence of “ The Si King of Kings.”

tPCMPAU TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT. Attractive Double Star Programme. “Service for Ladies” A Delightful Society Drama, full of Comedy, Romance, and Amusing Situations. Starring Adolphe Menjou. THE SECOND PICTURE — “BROODING EYES” A Thrilling London Underworld Story. Starring Ruth Clifford and Lionel Barrymore. Pox News and Imperial Comedy. Edendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710.

EMPIRE TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT A Big Special Programme. “PAID TO LOVE” A Vivid and Fascinating Society Drama. An Expose of the Power of Passion. Starring Virginia Vail! and George O’Brien. THE SECOND PICTURE—“BOBBED HAIR” A Delightful Comedy Drama, Thrilling and Elntei taining. featuring Marie Prevost and Louise Fazenda. Strcng Supporting Programme.

11.30, 2.30, 5, 7.45 7.45. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents: “In Old Kentucky” A Modern Story of Romantic America. Then, Warner Bros.' Classic: “Shamrock and the Rose” From the Play by Owen Davis. USUAL PRICES. LYRIC Reservations: Lewis Eady, Ltd. Theatre Phone 43-645. NATIONAL at Theatre. Phone 43-169.

A FULLER.HAYWARD THEATRE — Early Session *\o p.m. Orchestral Session .... 3.0 p.m. RIN-TIN-TIN IN Tracked by the Police” AND all-star cast “Pearls of Love” tF,N BEACHAM AND THE PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA COMMENCING THURSDAY NEXT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY WELCOME RETURN OP THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN SUNBEAMS

Grie cf the most thrilling: sequences g L he Universal production, “Wild eaut y.*' featuring Rex, the horse, is a stampede of hundreds upon hundreds ** orses - Miss June Marlowe unenvia ble experience during r ' ‘bnmg of this scene—the plot call•rior«»Jor - ber to be thrown from her p edi .® n Sht in the path of the stam"orses. Through a mistake in .a l * l ® herd practically overtoil! Ik Marlowe before she dragged to safety. “Phew,” ro w Miss Marlowe, after her nur--1 never imagined that a look* 0f lovel y soft-eyed horses could Unions '• InU011 like a tri bo of fierce jiilllillW

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