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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 323, 7 April 1928, Page 13

SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES AT ALL THEATRES LOR EASTER

5* THOMftf A.O'gmch Theater V SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTIONS. RICHARD BARTHELMESS “THE PATENT LEATHER KID” A STORY OF THE TANKS. BILLIE DOVE in “THE STOLEN BRIDE” ‘KAMO,” BANJOISI Everybody’s THeatre NOW IN ITS FOURTH WEEK. THREE SESSIONS DAILY—IO a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 8 p.m. Atmospheric Prologue. Specially Arranged Orchestral and Choral Presentation. SUBURBAN PATRONS NOTE MThe Kina of Kings” will not be shown in the Auckland Suburbs this year. Box Plans at Theatre open daily from 10 a.m. Phone 44*402. Phone 46-609. AT 7.50. Phone 20-142. UNIVERSAL’S SNAPPIEST COMEDY OF THE YEAR

Phone 46-609. AT 7.50. Phone 20-142. UNIVERSAL’S SNAPPIEST COMEDY OF THE YEAR NORMAN KERRY LOIS MORAN “Thie Irresistible Lover” Also: The Supreme Beauty: BILLIE DOVE In “The Stolen Bride” Latest Topical. THREE LAMPS. I,— W BEBE DANIELS in ‘SWIM, GIRLS, SWIM.” SPECIAL FILM OF THE BIG FIRE AT WINSTONE'S OIL STORE. Comedy, Latest Topical. KINOSLAND Phone 20-821. MILTON SILLS In “THE VALLEY OF THE GIANTS.” From Peter B. Kyne's Famous Novel,, Also “Dynamite,” the Wonder Dog. In “THE WOLF'S TRAIL.” Good Supporting Programme.

Monster Easter Attraction at DIXIELAND! TO-NIGHT Race Night Special 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission, ss. Easter Monday Afternoon SPECIAL DANSANT 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission, 1s 6d Including Dancing and Afternoon Tea. Buses leave from Pitt Street for Dixieland All Day. Easter Monday Night Monster Easter Carnival Ball Alluring and Spectacular, a Riot of Colour and Gaiety, and the Music by the Famous Internationals. Special Cabaret Item 3 Y M DLL E. VALESKA AND LEN. WILSON Also, Demonstration of the Yale Blues and Slow Foxtrot, Mr. Colin Shorter and Yvonne. Dancing, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Admission, 10s. For Reserves Phone 26-615. ITY OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, ORGAN RECITAL By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. PROGRAMME. God Save the King. Chorale Prelude, “Christ is Risen Again 5 * ... •• .. . • .. •• Bac h “Easter Lilies” Mailly “Minuet” Mozart “Prelude and Fugue in C” Bacn “Ave Maria" Schubert “Festive March” Smart Intermezzo Hollrns Meditation on “Christe Redempter “Hallelujah Chorus” •• Handel ADMISSION FREE. Children in Arms Not Admitted. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. NEWMARKET Easter Festival To-night—Saturday RACE NIGHT CARNIVAL, 8-12 Admission, 4s. Monday, April 9 AFTERNOON TEA DANCE. 3-5 p.m. SPECIAL LONG CARNIVAL NIGHT. Admission, ss. Tuesday, April 10 Admission, 2s 6d. RESERVES FREE. Ring 40-621 or 46-134.

TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT “The Small Bachelor” An hilarious Comedy Drama from the famous story by P. J- Wodehouse. Starring BARBARA KENT. The Second Picture — *< Figures; Don’t Lie” A delightful, snappy, peppy ComedyDrama, starring ESTHER RALSTON and FORD STERLING. Also showing: Two-reel Comedy and International News. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. epenMif NOW SHOWING EVERY EVENING TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT "The Small Bachelor” An hilarious Comedy-Drama from the famous story by P. G. Wodehouse. Starring BARBARA KENT. The Second Picture—- “ Figures Don’t Lie” A delightful snappy, peppy, comedydrama, starring ESTHER RALSTON and FORD STERLI NG. Two-reel Comedy and International News Edendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710. empire; TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT Big Special Comedy Programme. “ The Gay Retreat ” A rollicking Comedy Classic. One of the greatest laughter pictures this year. Starring TED McNAMARA AND SAMMY COHEN. The Second Picture — "APRIL FOOL” A sparkling Comedy-Drama, starring Alexander Carr. Fox Comedy and Fox News. Empire Orchestra. AUCKLAND BRANCH N.Z. OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION. ▲ PUBLIC MEETING Will be held in the TTNITY HALL, 323 QUEEN STREET, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, at 8 p.m. MR. H. AMOS. CHAIRMAN OF THE N.Z. OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION, will deliver an address on “New Zealand's Representation at the Olympic Games, to be held in Amsterdam this year.” Mr. Amos is making a special trip from Wellington to attend this meeting, and it is desired that all sportsmen and those interested will make a special effort to be present. AUCKLAND'S REPRESENTATIVES, Miss E. Stockley (Swimming) and Mr. L. E. Brooker (Rowing) will attend. His Worship the Mayor will preside. <I.OOO is still wanted to complete Auckland's qvota of the fund to send the magnihcnt Bowing crew that is this year available. Donations may be sent to T. G. WILKES Hon. Secretary. Room 28, Strand Arcade. Queen Street, Auckland

! Preparatory to designing the massive I s ets tor “Mother Machree,” Fox Films I sent to Ireland for authentic data I covering the rugged coast along the I western shore. Then they erected a Galway village that won the unstinted i praise' of critical artists. In design- ' ing the sets they brought to the task first hand information gathered while abroad. Not only did they eauip the village with every known accessory, but they did not forget the loniac Cross, the ducks and the sheep, the oaks and the stacks ox peat cut from the hogs. The plan was carried out in the minutest detail. Dirt roads were constructed and then flooded, so that the Irish peasants were seen wading through mud. Sheep for the background shots were specially imported. Costumes were designed from photographs of peasants sent from the interior of Ireland by cameramen specially assigned to this duty.

United Artists have borrowed Rod La Ilocque for “La Paiva” to be directed by Fred Niblo. This picture to have been a starring: production for Miss Gloria Swanson. Miss Swanson, however, elected not to do it, for Lupe Velez will play the feminine lead. Miss Velez has just signed a five-years’ contract with United Artists.

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