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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 315, 28 March 1928, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS Last Two Days The screen version of the pi ay Marie Tempest made popular with Auckland theatregoers. “Tea For Three ” With the Screen’s Brilliant Comedy Team, LEW CODY, AILEEN PRINGLE, OWEN MOORE. Excellent Supporting Programme of Topical, Comedy, Interest and Vocal Items. Continuous from 11 a.m. c J A Fuller* Hayward Theatre. Commencing Next Friday Another Brilliant Contribution to the Fine Things of the Screen. English literary effort gave us "SORRELL AND SON” with its true British atmosphere. Now comes another British story that millions love. Sir James M. Barrie’s Intensely Human Classic of Life in an English Village of the Last Century. Street Splendidly produced, the director has succeeded in applying the whimsical “Barrie touch” to every scene. . . . The love story that millions love opens in an English village at the time of the Napoleonic wars, and the dart that Cupid hurls among the old maids of “Quality Street” pierces the heart of Phoebe Throssel, played by Marion Davies deeper than young Dr. Valentine Brown, played by Conrad Nagel A Mirthquake of Merriment among the scandal and old maids of Green Willow Village.

*1 M • To-Night at 2 Theatres AND —— Hippodrome Session Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton in Empre 7 S 3 o Sessil ii Mow We’re in the Air A YELL, A SCREAM, A SHRIEK, A RIOT 99