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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 304, 15 March 1928, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS & TflOMftf A.O PRIEh Tlieafref NOW SHOWING Billie Dove The Screen’s Most Beautiful Star, Supported by Gilbert Roland Noah Beery, in “The Love Mart” First National's Romantic Drama of Slav, Day, i„ Old New Orleans. ... ~ _ otuuiNU FcATURE; Universal s Comedy Mixture of Tense Drama and Hilarious Fun. BETTY COMPSON KENNETH HARLAN, in “CHEATING CHEATERS.’ Collegians: “Splashing Through.” Phones: Princess, 41.586. Tivoli. 44-136. CONTINUOUS FROM O.e Phone 44-402. Twice Daily CECIL B. DE MILLE Offers “The King of Kings” r?»-.\nTa:Udrf.y^ Phone 48.609. Phone 20-142. Pola Negri B ,r ook \ E ' nar Hansen » in "BARBED WIRE." From Sir Hall Maine’s Story, “The Woman cf Knockaloe.” - Also Showing The Gay Parisian Comedy. Drama H. B. WARNER in “ Frcinch Dressing ” Gazette Orchestra. IdasEsaaa %ZJt THREE LAMPS. f Phone 20-041 A Rollicking Comedy of “Arabian Nig DOUGLAS MacLEAN in “SOFT CUSHIONS” VICTOR VARCONI in “F GHTING LOVE.” Good Supporting Programme. THE CAPTIVATING COLLEEN MOORE in “Her Wild Oats” EINOSLAND Phone 20-821 Also LEATRICE JOY in "NOBODY’S WIDOW Comedy Supports. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE LONDON’S COMEDY TRIUMPH. “ NOBODY’S WIDOW ” CAM ONLY BE PLAYED IN AUCKLAND LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT , OF THIS DELIGHTFUL AND SPARKLING COMEDY. REMEMBER, ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS. Pricss; 6s, 4s and 2s. Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd.

TO-NIGHT —8 O’CLOCK —TO-NIGHT BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME. “THE ROMANCE OF HINEMOA” A Reaily Beautiful Maori Picture. An Interesting, most fascinating and Instructive Drama. THE SECOND PICTURE. “Three Miles Up” A Thrilling and Exciting Aerial Drama. Starring AL WILSON. Two-reel Comedy and Universal News. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. eptHPAif A BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME “The Third Degree” The Greatest of Police Melodramas. Starring DOLORES COSTELLO, with LOUISE DRESSLER and ROCKLIFFE FELLOWES. THE SECOND PICTURE, “The Joy Girl” A Snappy, Peppy Drama of the Modern Jaz.z Age, starring OLIVE BORDEN. Showing also, Selected Supporting Programme. EDENDALE ORCHESTRA. Phone 20-710. Grand National Concert Town Hall ST. PATRICK’S NIGHT SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1928. PROGRAMME. PART I. 1- GRAND CHORUS, “Caringdhoun,” COMBINED SCHOOLS (Conductor, MR. GUTHRIE). *• SONG. "The Harp That Once Through Tara’# Halls," MR. DUNCAN BLACK. 3. DUET. “The Kerry Dance” Molloy MISS ALMA McGRUER and MR. A. RIPLEY. *■ RECITATION, "A Shamrock from the Irish Shore” .. Flcrence McCarthy MR. TOM HARRIS 5. SONG. “The Hills of Donegal” Sanderson With ’Cello Obbligato, arrd. by Mr. Harry Hiscocks. •Cello. MR. EDDIE: ENGEL. MISS BERYL SMITH. 6 SONG. “Kathleen Mavourneen” Crouch MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY 7. HARP SOLO, “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms,” MISS MAVIS GREVATT. s. QUARTETTE, “The Dear Little Shamrock” Jackson THE ORPHEUS HARMONISERS. PART 11. , 1. GRAND CHORUS. “Dear Old Ireland COMBINED SCHOOLS 2. SONG, "Molly Bawn" .. .. Moore MR. A. RIPLEY. 3. SONG. "Irish Folk Song" Foote MISS ALMA McGRUER *■ SONG. "Thu Irish Emiorant” Barker MR. JOHN HOGAN. 5. SONG. "For the Green” .. . . Lohr MFIS. GORDON HILYER (nee Miss My-tie Pritchard). 6. O'JET. "The Garden of Your Hearty MISS ALMA McGRUER and MR. 7 ’CELLO SOLO, EDDIE ENGEL 8 QUARTETTE. ‘Oft in the Stilly Night Moore THE ORPHEUS HARMONISERS. GRAND FINALE. “God Save Inland. Orqanist and Accompanist, MR. Hiscocks. Director of Concert, MR. M. GUTHRIE. Tickets at Catholic Depot, 356 Queen St. DRESS CIRCLE. 2s; STALLS. Is. Dcors Open at 7.30.