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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 312, 24 March 1928, Page 15

Continuous from 11 a.m. m i A Fuller. Hayward Theatre. Tea For Three ” With the Screen's Brilliant Comedy Team, LEW CODY, AILEEN PRINGLE, OWEN MOORE. A sophisticated, modern comedy-farce telling of the reformation of a jealous husband—by means of intrigue, thrills and snappy situations which hubby's best friend and wifey knew quite a lot about. The screen version of the play Marie Tempest made popular with Auckland theatregoers. 2. The Spotlight of the Screen, “ Majestic Magazine ” Review of Japanese Army—Aquarium Doctor—Turtle Hunting Whippet Racing— AND NEARER HOME, International News (Wellington) “Rose Marie” Company at Khandallah Baths—lsth Battery in Action —Maori Regatta (Wanganui)—Yachting on the Waitemata, etc. 3. * The Breezy Bunch of Kiddies. Our Gang In "HEEBEE JEEBEES.” The Youngsters get Hypnotised. Cgn you imagine the rest? “ Eve’s Review ” Invention for Harnessing the Tides. Waltzing Exhibition. THE STREET OF YESTERDAY. Tonbridge—England. 5. Enchanting Views. Art Treasures of the Vatican 6. Miss McKenzie Aitken Accomplished Singer of Scottish Folk Songs. * A Specially Selected Programme of Popular Music by J. Whiteford-Waugh's Majestic Orchestra '‘You're in Love,'. “Rose Marie.” “Kissing "Time,” “Belle of New York,' No, Nanette,” "Marriage Market,” “Blushing Bride,” etc. OVERTURE, “SUNNY.” If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing it is Advertised in THE SUN