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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 326, 11 April 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS, COMMENCING TO-MORROW lEouiaLaPkmte In her Greatest Comedy Riot/ „ Silk /. Stockings m UNIVERSAL JEWEL at the Princess and Tivoli B.f T/tOMftf A.O’PRIEN Theatre* FINAL SCREENING RICHARD BARTHELMESS “THE PATENT LEATHER KID” A STORY OF THE TANKS. Also. BILLIE LOVE in “ THE STOLEN BRIDE.” AT DAY SESSIONS ONLY. “KAMO,” BAN JOIST. COMEDY, GOOD SUPPORTS. Phones: Princess. 41-586; Tivoli, 44-136. Everybody’s Theatre NOW IN ITS FOURTH WEEK. THREE SESSIONS DAILY-—lO a.m., 2.30 p.m., and S p.m. Atmospheric Prologue. Specially Arranged Orchestral and Choral Presentation. SUBURBAN PATRONS NOTE “The King of Kings” will not be shown in the Auckland Suburbs this vear. Box Plans at Theatre open daily from 10 a.m. Phone 44-402. LON CHANEY in “MOCKERY’ nance, in the days of the Russian A Remarkable Story of Adventure, Peril and Ro Revolution. Also ZANE GREY’S “ NEVADA ” with GARY COOPER. Latest Topical. Orchestra. fpmnsr* Vdl THREE LAMPS. KINGSLAND 20-821. ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE. KAMO, Wizard of the Banjo. The Snappy Three, and other New and Popular Artists. Also CHESTER CONKLIN—GEORGE BANCROFT In “TELL IT TO SWEENEY.” Comedy. Good Supports. Prices 9d and Is. The World’s Greatest Outdoor Drama. WILLIAM BOYD—J. FARRELL MACDONALD, In “THE LAST FRONTIER.” Also— NORMAN KERRY—LOIS MORAN In “THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER.” Latest Topical. Comedy. Nightly 7.45.

BHEgI TO-NIGHT—B O’CLOCK—TO-NIGHT Big Special Easter Programme. “FRENCH DRESSING” A Unique, Fascinating and Delightful Drama, Starring H. B. Warner and Lois Wilson. THE SECOND PICTURE. “THE FAIR CO-ED” A Snappy. Peppy Drama of College Life. Starring Marion Davies. Two-reel Comedy and Rathe News. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. mzzzm TOAn ii Now Showing Every Evening. NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT Excellent Double Star Programme. East Side, West Side” An Outstanding Screen Classic, Romant»c. Thrilling. Spectacular, Sensational, Colossal, starring Virginia Valli and George O’Brien. THE SECOND PICTURE, “The Sap” A Huiran and Appealing Drama, Starring Kenneth Harlan. Selected Supporting Programme, tdendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710. TO-NIGHT—B O'CLOCK —TO-NIGHT The Greatest Picture Programme in Auckland. ‘The Flag Lieutenant” Britain's Greatest Screen Achievement. A Stirring and Romantic Drama of the Royal Navy. starring Harry Edwards and Dorothy Seacombe. THE SECOND PICTURE. “The Small Bachelor” A Sparkling Comedy-dra ma. Starring Barbara Kent. Selected Supporting Programme. Empire Orchestra.

Opp G.P.O. Fine Holiday Programme Metro-Goldwyn Special “Ben Mur 99 | It is a gleaming glory, a blaze of beauty. Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5.45 and 8 p.m. , LATEST ELECTRIC ORCHESTRION. Prices.—Day Sessions: Stalls, 1s Cd: ! Circle, 2s; Children, Is. I Evening Session: Stalls, 1s 6d; Circle, 2s; ' Reserves, 2s 6d. Book your Seats, phone 42-274. & AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. TO-NIGHT (WED.), 8 o'clock. In the SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE, EMILY PLACE. Musical Programme. Presentation of Report. Eection of Committee. Welcome to Chaplain H. K. Vickery. ! Chairman, His Grace the Archbishop. The Governor-General and Lady Alice Fergusson will be present. All Interested in the Work Invited.

John Francis Dillon is one director *;ho gives no suggestions to his principal players while they are actually forking for the camera. Everything worked out at rehearsals beforehand, billon has just completed “The Heart a Follies Girl.” starring Billie Dove. *irst National luminary.