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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 352, 12 May 1928, Page 15

THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION

A HEAVEN-SENT COMEDY! More laughs than ( ‘Lost at the Front ” More thrills than “The Life of Riley ” 3 XX \\\ at the PRINCESS and TIVOLI NEXT THUHSBAY THOKM A.O BRIEh Jbea\ret ■ HARRY LANGDON in Special THE CHASER” The Aspirin Tablet for the Headaches of the World. SECOND ATTRACTION: CHARLES RAY, JOBYNA RALSTON, in “THE COUNT OF TEN.” Both were in the glove business —he in the ring and she behind the counter. GOOD COMEDY LATEST TOPICAL. Special Music by Princess Orchestra. Princess, continuous from 11. Phone 41-586. Tivoli, nightly, at 7.45 p.m. Phone 44-136. ■EVER YBOB Y 9 S THE A THE “THE CIRCUS OF LIFE” ■ WITH MARCELLA ALBANI Europe’s Most Beautiful Tragedienne VLADIMIR GUIDEROWSKI, Famous Continental Actor. ■ A Vivid and Sensational Drama of Russia under the Tsarist Regime, g At Evening Sessions WALTER BROUGH —in the Prologue from ■ “Pagliacci.” Howard Moody’s Symphony Orchestra. Phone 44-402. ■ Prices, 1s to 2s 9d. Phone 46-609. At 7.50 Phone 20-142. P First National’s Version of the Famous Broadway Farce. 1 “LADIES’ NIGHT IN A TURKISH BATH” g With DOROTHY MACKAILL JACK MULHALL ■ A Tale of the great unwashed, whe g Second Attraction: PET | “JIM, THE CONQUEROR’ WILLIAM BOYD ELINOR FAIR 2 if EVELYN BRENT IN THE IMPOSTER” Flashing Drama of the Underworld. THREE LAMPS. Phone 26-041. SECOND ATTRACTION: HELENE COSTELLO, JAMES MURRAY, IN “IN OLD KENTUCKY.” In Addition: Part Two of “Blake of Scotland Yard.” Comedy and Gazette VICTOR HUGO S Colo al Achieven it LES MISERABLES 19 AINGSLAJ* Phone 20-821. An Epic of Humanity. Actually produced with all the glory, all the wonder of the Book itself. See the mighty, awe-inspiring spectacle of the French Revolution. Second Attraction:— HARRY CAREY in “TIGER THOMPSON.” A Rollicking Western,' packed with adventure.

3rd. and Final Week DOLORES DEL RIO WITH ROD LA ROCQUE IN “Resurrection ” It is the finest Picture ever produced depicting the Lives and Emotional Experiences of Tolstoy's Hero and Heroine in His Most Wonderful Book. The Season is Drawing to a Close at A FullerHayward Theatre. Any Seat in the House may be Booked, 6d Extra. Box Plans NOw Open at the Strand. Of only Great Film If there is a Show in Auckland worth seeing it is Advertised in THE SUN

Contin f ron mm A FuTlerHay ward Theatre. NORMAN SPRINGER’S WONDERFUL STORY, ddl ■THE BLOOD SHIP! PP Hobart Bosworth Jacqueline Logan Richard Arler

LYRIC TO-NIGHT W. J. BANNEHR, Pro| Phone 43-645. AGAIN WE HAVE THEM!!!! DON'T BE MISLED NATIONAL Modern Pictures at Reasonable Prices 11.30, 2, 5 and 7.45. Warner Brothers Present The World's Leading Come' King of Laughter Maker Eady, Ltd To Counter This Drama LOUISE FAZENDA. And CLYDE COOK. The Australia M WILLIAM FOX pmenlt< URRE m vviLLlrtM l-VJK'pmcnk SQURRE mm e* ojr ♦ present T® ample ft & IS Society’s Black Sheep Fighting to Turn V/hite. Should a Man Tell His Past to His Prospective Bride? ? The pathos in this question has created a picture of very ct able merit. GOOD, CLEAN, LAUGHABLE COMEDY.

(IPIToL TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. FLORENCE VIDOR a charming romantic comedy entitled ‘One Woman to Another’ And LAURA LA PLANTE ,n a breezy laugh picture—sheer and dainty as its name, “SILK STOCKINGS” AH about a pair of lovers and a pair of silk stockings! For Reserves, Ring 20-574. mmm TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. LAURA LA PLANTE sparkling, bubbling and refresh i laugh picture. “SILK STOCKINGS” FLORENCE VIDOR i ,n a picture of advice, from One Woman to Another’ A snappy comedy of life, liberty and laughs! '•or Reserves, Phone 20-710. ‘ the completion of his Drpvi i Picture. ‘‘Forbidden Hours,” mon '^ Sly known as “His; Night.” Ra- " Chi rTa °^ arr ° has commenced work on base!}* a sea adventure story n the novel by Ben Ames.

: DIXIELAND TO-NIGHT Gala Carnival Night 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission, ss. Music by the Famous Internationals. NOTICE: Special Late Night WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. A Night in the Orient Cabaret Items by the Chinese Ballet. Dazzling Lighting Effects and Oriental Colouring. Dancing, 8 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. Reserve Early. Phone 26-615. EMPIRE! TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. JANET GAYNOR. CHARLES FARRELL In the Most Beautiful Film Story of the Year —a story of the Parisian Underworld,” “Seventh Heaven” A Picture that no one should miss. AND RJN-TIN-TIN. The Wonder Dog in a Wonder Film. “Tracked by The Police” An Absorbing Picture of the Canadian North-West Police, and

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