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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 349, 9 May 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. Twice Daily , 2.30 and & A Fuller. Hayward Theatre. The Season is Drawing to a Close. ra a sasKseKi 3 DOLORES DEL RIO With H “ Resurrection i sA Tolstoy's Immortal Love Drama. “Resurrection’* it Not a Biblical P<ctu The Home ef only Great Films. Powerfully Picturised. Sensational. Beautiful. DOLORES DEL RIO SOUVENIR WEEK. Every Lady attending either Matinee or Evening Sessions will be with a Lovely Souvenir Photograph of Dolores Dei R»o. presented

TILLY IN THE CITY m/WJBjmrsfSfSj'Sj EVANS-GANGE CONCERTS TOWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER). Direction . - - E. J. Gravestock, Ltd. SATURDAY NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. Also on TUESDAY NIGHT. AT 8 P.M. turn after an absence of years of the two Favourite Singers, neat nents IN TWO GLORIOUS CONCERTS. The success of these two great singers in the United States has been phenomenal: their popularity swept the Continent in an extraordinary fashion. In addition to singing many leading roles at the Chicago Grand Opera, Miss Amy Evans has sung at most of the important festivals and with the principal Mu Societies. Mr. Fraser Ganges successes hay placed him as the greatest baritone i America to-day. Making his first appear ance in America in 1925, his engager that season included: — 7 Soloist appearances with New York Symphony Orchestra. 5 Soloist appearance witn Minneapolis Orchestra. 4 Soloist appearances with New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Berkshires. and Spartanburg Festivals. 4 Recital appearances in New York. Recitals in Philadelphia. Norfolk. Richmond, Toronto Pittsburg, Buffalo, and other cities. Constituting a record for any singer. Prices: 6s. 4s. 2s (pi is tax). PLANS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. 4s Day Sales at Coleman's. Tobacconist. H.M. Arcade. PTOWaRD A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE In pursuance of our policy of obtaining the first screenings for the Newton District of all the great pictures, we present to-night another typical Prince Edward programme. Charlie Chaplin IX “The Circus” Screening Times: 3 p.m., 7 p.m i., 9 p.m.

FROM THE STRAND THEATRE. NOTE.—We beg to advise all Patrons that “THE CIRCUS positively will not be screened IN ANY OTHER THEATRE IN THE NEWTON DISTRICT until the end of the year. EXCLUSIVE TO THE PRINCE EDWARD. AND THE SECOND GREAT PICTURE: ADOLPHE MENJOU In “A Gentleman of Paris” From the Regent Theatre. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT at the PRINCE EDWARD. GisEm A TREAT FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN AT 1.30 and 3.30. Charlie Chaplin IN “ The Circus ” And “THE WIZARD” The Great Mystery Drama ns: 11.15, 1.30, 3.30, 5.45, and 8. Popular Prices AT THE GRAND TO-DAY SessM