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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 328, 13 April 1928, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. n el e en »SV.‘ “The Theatre Magnificent '7l •s 11 * Direction Continuous from 11 a.m Big Matinee 1 • TO-NIGHT TO-DAY GALA PERFORMANCE k at 7.45 p.m. New Zealand Premiere OF THE SENSATIONAL WONDER FILM NEW YORK LONDON PARIS—BERLIN—SYDNEY AND NOW AUCKLAND GRIPPED BY ITS DARING AND ITS DIFFERENCE. /JsK9sk'. LIFE, LOVE, AND DEATH *l_P ,N THE W,LDSSPECIAL MUSICAL PRESENTATION By MAURICE GUTTRIDGE and the REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA LESLIE V. HARVEIt at the WURLITZER ORGAN TOT & \ r u Box Plan at Theatre (46-888) and Lewis Eady, Ltd. m 7i Vi

THE RINGER” The audience is respectfully requested to be m their seats before 8 o’clock Continued Sensational Success Of the Maurice Moscovitch Season LAST 3 NIGHTS OF “THE RINGER " TUESDAY NEXT. “THE TERROR. Plans for “The Terror" will be opened at 9 o’clock this morning at Lewi?; Eady Ltd. His Majesty’s Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z-), Ltd. Never has a play previously so Thrilled Playgoers. TO-NIGHT at 8 And To-morrow and Monday, LAST THREE NIGHTS Of MAURICE In Edgar Wallace’s Thrilling and Mystifying Drama. THE RINGER which is proving one of the o ggest . successes Auckland has ever known. Associated with Mr. Moscovitch are PATRIC CURWEN MADISON And a Brilliant Company. Another Edgar Wallace Play, NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. 5 NIGHTS ONLV. Initial production in New Zealand of Edgar Wallace's very successful .’nd sen. sational Mystery Drama. “ THE TERROR ” Which is still attracting record audiences in London, and wh ch proved eve more successful in Sydney than “The Ringer.” Plans for the Season will be on view from 9 o'clock this morning at Lewi', Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. TheatrConfectionery. Prices: D C. and R S-. 8* Stalls. 4s: Gallery, 1s 8d «y door Stalls and Gallery. Is extra. Al or ,«s piu-«, Amusement Tax. Manager ------ John Farrell. TEACHERS OF DANCING MISS DAPHNE KNIGHT Operatic, Character, Greek. Latest Ballroom Dancing, includ ng the Yale Blues. STUDIO: 22 KHYBER PASS. Phone 41-423.

Opp G.P-O. Positively the Last Week “ Ben Hur ” Sessions, 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5.45 and 8. PRICES: Day Sessions: Stalls 1s 6d. Circle 2s. Children Is. Evening Session: Stalls 1s 6d. Circle 2s. Reserves 2s 6d, Children Is. Book for Evening Session Phone 42.274 LATEST ELECTRIC ORCHESTRION AT THE GRAND TO-DAY JL YRIC NIGHTLY 7.45 P.M. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), OLIVE BORDEN and ANTONIO MORENO in “ Come to My House ” A Modern Story of a Beautiful Society Girl —an Indiscretion and its Tragic Cost. “ Alias the Lone Wolf 99 Featuring BERT LYTELL and LOIS WILSON THE PERFECT MELODRAMA Click Clack Cabaret NEWMARKET. OUR TEA DANCE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 TO 5. LADIES FREE Gents 2s 6d—Tea Included. Saturday Night Our Usual Long Night Dancing 8 p.m. till Midnight Admission, 4s Balloons and Novelties Distributed Free. For Reserves, Ring 40-621 and 46-134. Victor Hugo's colossal work. ‘ L.e Miserables,” has been Aimed, and will shortly be presented locally. It is noteworthy that the majority of the exteri-ors were mad*- at the same places as Hugo describes in his book, principally in the town Digne and Montreuil-sur-Mer. No less than a year was spent in the making of necessary arrangements before filming was actually begun.

Kollo wing* his work«'n ‘The Showdown," George Bancroft'* first starring picture, Xeil Hamilton plays the roi« of the Crown Prince in The Pati ;•* Emil Janninc's next r.tramount nurture, now boing filmed under the dir 4 -*- non of Ernst Eubitscb-