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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 357, 18 May 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS, Fuller-Hay TO-DAY at 2.30 TO-NIGHT at 8 METRO-GOLDWYN-MA'-ERS EPIC TRIUMPH. GREAT AS A MUSICAL. COMEDY. MILES GREATER AS A COLOSSAL SCREEN PRESENTATION. It took two years to perfect. There are thousands in the cast, and it cost 1i million dollars. THE SCREEN SENSATION SUPREME. P“ -V $ J. C Williamson presented tt on the stage in unforgettable fasKion. first with dear Florrie Young and afterwards Gladys Mo»y crieff, two delightful ••Sonias.*’ ERICH VON STROHEIM S WIDOW BUT, good as it was. the stage presentation did not approach within miles of this tremendous screen visualisation of the famous story. ZT' JOHN GILBERT as the Vrince MAE MURRAY’ as the Widow £ JOHN GILBERT. as '-Danilo. 1 * is Wonderful. MAE MURRAY, as ‘ Sonia,’* will amaze you. ROY D'ARCY, as “Th« Crown Prince,’* is Splendid. HEAR A GAIN THE MERRY WIDOW WALTZ. THE ORIGINAL -MERRY WIDOW” MUSIC, Atmospheric Prologue TO “THE MERRY WIDOW* By VALESKA; INA BUSWORTH, ERIC WILSON. Scenic effects by GEORGE TARR .ll Addition, at 2.30 and 8 p.i MISS NEW ZEALAND IN MOVIELAND EXCLUSIVE Dale Austen a' Hollywood, full screen tes 4 .s which won her eeting the famous reception and the ~ leading part in “The Bushranger.” rapidly at Strand and Lewis Eady, Ltd. HIS MAJESTY’S Last Two Nights (TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT) Tilly in the City The Management offers its sincere regrets to those who were unable to obtain seats on the last two nights. To-night’s Thought '•Why weep ye by the tide, ladte? Why weep ye by the tide?” ♦“Full late I was to book ma seat And couldna gang ins'de.” BOX PLAN AT LEWIS EAOY LTO.

A FULLF.R-HAYWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT ALL STAR CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE Owing to Enormous Success, Re-engage- i ment of Rees and Asher HARMONISERS DE LUXE, Assisted by THE PREMIER FOUR BEAUTY BALLET. Being a Delightful Melange of Music and Melody. Presenting a Complete Change of Programme. First Appearance of Will Harris Popular Vocalist, And The Sparkling Fox Comedy. VIRGINIA VALLI, in “Ladies Must Dress’" And LEW CODY and AILEEN PRINGLE, in “Tea for Three” Specialty Numbers by ERN BEACHAM AND THE PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA. TEACHERS OF DANCING. The premier school of ballROOM DANCING. 200 PACIFIC BLDGS., Corner WELLESLEY & QUEEN STS. Principals: MADAME EDITH BAIRD. MR. COLIN SHORTER. All that is Latest In the Ballroom, featuring the authentic Yale Blues. Private Lessons at any hour by appointment. Weekly. Fees: Two Guineas a Course. Phone 25-633. MISS DAPHNE KNIGHT Operatic, Character, Greek. Latest Ballroom Dancing, including the Yale Blues. STUDIO: 22 KHYBER PASS. Phone 41-423.