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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 345, 4 May 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS, A Rollicking, Frolicking, •‘Up and Adam" Farce. IF YOU THINK YOU'RE BLASE—IF YOU BELIEVE NOTHING ON EARTH CAN MAKE YOU PERK UP AND STARE—THIS IS THE FILM TO SEE' IT’S A FASCINATING FOLDEROL OF FUN! Continuous from 11 a.m. I United Artists Present Corinne Griffith Lowell Sherman Louise Dresser nost successful plays i London, Berlin and lew York. The colour photography of the dream sequences is gorgeous and appropriate. • • • "The Garden of Eden" might well be called a Tincture of Entertainment. It is a saturated solution of laughter and novel emotional climaxes, and is Just about what the doctor ordered! EVEN Weddings have, since time immemorial, been cheerful or tearful affairs, but never have you seen such an uproarious affair as this. Fancy the bride arriving for the ceremony clad only on her—“unmentionables." In Addition: Majestic Magazine - - - .......... Topical "Pass the Gravy ---- .......... Comedy Pathe Review - Interest And J. Whiteford-Waugh’s Majestic Orchestra Box Plan at Theatre - -- ...... Phone 43-210. Fulter Htywinl Theatr#. Sfe to to If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing it is Advertised in THE SUN

LYRIC The Theatre with “The Golden Circle.” TO-NIGHT, 7.45. ADJECTIVES IN ADVERTISEMENTS DO NOT MEAN PATRON'S ENJOYMENT. AGAIN—DON’T BE MISLED!! THE BEST DOUBLE.FEATURE PROGRAMME IN TOWN. NATIONAL The No-Tax Theatre. TO-DAY, 11.30, 2,5, 7.45. FAIR PRICES AND MODERN PICTURES. FEATURING THE MOST MARVELLOUS DOG IN ALL THE WORLD, RIN TIN TIN Then Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents THE SPECIAL COMEDY PRODUCTION, “Jaws of Steel ” >-Gold wyn-Mayer Presents “West Point ” With THE TWO EMINENT STARS, WILLIAM HAINES, A Comedian with a world-wide reputation—HE really is funny—ALWAYS JOAN CRAWFORD, a Beautiful Girl, a Superb Artist, the Wearer of Gorgeous Clothes. The Fashion-plate of Screen Land. HERE ‘ Two Stars to delight all PATRONS who appreciate the latest, well-dressed cinema masterpieces, Just arrived from Los Angeles and screened for the first ti me in New Zealand. THE LYRIC- W. J. Bannehr, Proprietor. Phone 43-645, USUAL PRICES THE NATIONAL. R. A. Cleland, Proprietor. Phone 42-16