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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 370, 2 June 1928, Page 15

A rLillerH ay ward Theatre. THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS I LAST NIGHTS CROWDS ENTHRALLED BY GREATEST MYSTERY STORY SINCE “ RAFFLES.” “Dressed to Kill” Wi th EDMUND LOWE and MARY ASTOR. ••A perfectly tailored story of the Underworld." ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS 1928 SPRINGBOKS IN ACTION. RENO AND HIS XYLOPHONE. JOHN WHITEFORD WAUGH AND HIS MAJESTIC ORCH ESTRA. BOOK YOUR SEATS. Ring 43-210. Continuous from THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THRILLS THIRD “MERRY WIDOW” WEEK AND STILL “THE MERRY WIDOW” DRAWS FASCINATED, AMUSED AND ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS — ENCHA NTED! A FullerHeyward Theatre. Wi Tha Horn* af only Great Films. TWICE DAILY at 2.30 and 8 ERICH VON STROH EIM’S PRODUCTION ‘THE MERRY WIDOW’ With JOHN GILBERT as the Prinde. MAE MURRAY as the Widow. 10 MIGHTY REELS OF JOY AND GLITTER. The original! music, including “The Merry Widow Waltz,” EXCLUSIVE TO THE STRAND. DALE AUSTEN (MISS NEW ZEALAND) Just returned from Hollywood, appears personally each night on the stage, and gives a charming lecturette on her experiences in Hollywood, in conjunction with “ MISS NEW ZEALAND IN- MOVIELAND ” A deeply Interesting film record of Dale Austen at Hollywood—meeting the famous “ Stars,” studio sightseeing, and embracing THE SCREEN TESTS which won for her a leading part in “ The Bushranger.” BOOK EARLY. Box Plans at Strand and Lewis Eady, Ltd.

Can the Heart of a Follies Girl Be Bought? '-r k u nkHtACToFa FOLLIES GIRL Can a Follies alar fall in love with a poor boy while millionaires lavish expensive presents on her > Can she step from the footlights to the kitchen and like it > Beautiful Billie Dove tells all in her greatest of screen romances! - (gJJ, >1 rat me {*- t. 3? Pi "~' v < b & t. with LARRY KENT NEXT THURSDAY drii 0 PRINCESS and TIVOLI

THE GREATEST SHOW IN TOWN Mil “The Theatre Magnificent” Direction: Williamson Films (N.Z.), Ltd. A Programme for Young and Old “TiHse's Punctured Romance 19 Starring w.c. FIELDS CHESTER c@mso.isi LOUISE FAZEBCDA Al Christie'! TILLIE. wi and a Love-lorn Lass. The 1928 Model of a Famous Old Circus, with Everything New but the Romance. Also A BRILLIANT STAGE NOVELTY, fC DANCE-O- MANIA 11 MUSIC AND DANCING From Adam and Eve to the Present Day. 16 Bewildering Scenes. A RIOT OF DANCING. A WHIRLWIND OF MUSIC. ;w Zealand’s Leading Dance Experts, including Colin and Yvonne Arlen, New Zealand’s Greatest Exponents 22 of Shorter of Modern Ball Dancing, with Special Organ and Orchestral Accompaniment. BALLETS ARRANGED BY EDITH McMILNE. Also: Regent Gazette, Scenic Al St. John Comedy and Leslie V Harvey at the Wurlitzer —(a) “Rustle of Spring”; (b) “Humoresque” (Dvorak), and Arthur G. Frost and the Regent Operatic Orchestra. Box Plans at Theatre, 46-888, and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone Reserves kept until 7.30 only.

ijmmmmmmimtamimutmmmjmmmmmmmi LEWIS EADY CONCERT HALL Wednesday and Thursday, June 6 and 7 “A FLORENTINE TRAGEDY” (BY OSCAR WILDE). Produced by THEODORE TREZISE PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE PLAY ASSOCIATION. Maria, a maid Simone, a merchant Bianca, wife of Simone Guido, Prince of Florence CAST: Ethel Rae .. Theodore Trezise Coralie Stanley McKellar Arthur Fryer-Raisher BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. (no tax). Reserved Stalls and Circle, ss; Stalls and Circle, Unreserved. 4s; Back Stab's, 3s.

W THOMftf A.OORIEN Theatre* Princess. 41-586. Tivoli. 44-136. ANTONIO MORENO—ESTELLE TAYLOR—LOWELL SHERMAN In “ THE WHIP WOMAN” A Colourful Story of Picturesque Hungarian Peasant Life along the Banks of the Danube;; and “PRIVATE AFFAIRS” mg “Saturday LATEST COMEDY —GAZETTE. CONTINUOUS FftOMSOMfrIOf Universal Thrilling Drama of the Clouds, “THE AIR PATROL” With AL. WILSON ancl “'NEATH ARCTIC SKIES" (Extended Season.) At Evening Sessions, MISS PHYLLIS HAZELL, Contralto, And Special Cartoon with Novelty Organ accompaniment by Mr. H. Moody. Howard Moody’s Orchestra. ▼ REGINALD DENNY in “THAT’S MY DADDY” The complications of a Wealthy Bachelor and a little girl who called him “Daddy"—when he wasn’t a Daddy at all! Also RUDOLPH SCHILDKRAUT, in “THE COUNTRY DOCTOR." GAZETTE ORCHESTRA. SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY ( RIALTO ONLY). fpEEEGOTI THREE LAMPS. VJIiJF Phone 26-041. WEDNESDAY AIL.EEN PRINGLE, LEW CODY, In “TEA FOR THREE" And AL WILSON, in AIR PATROL." ugglers above Conflict v the clouds. Comedy. Gazette. NEXT— “CHANG” •FLYING ROM EOS”

EXCLUSIVE TO THE ISHPIO TO-NIGHT at 7.45 Matinees, Saturday and Monday, June 4 DON’T BE MISLED: Lyric Programr Don’t Require Prologues BE BRITISH—SEE Other Buffoonery to Entice You ! ! ! ! j ftft THE TRIUMPH OF THE RAT If The Same Producer, Star and Cast, THE LYRIC IS PROUD TO PRESENT THIS ENGLISH FILM. PRODUCED BY ENGLAND’S GREATEST PRODUCER, GRAHAM CUTTS, ng IVOR NOVELLO, England’s Great Artist, supported by Isabel Jeans. This is a sequel to "THE RAT,*’ REMEMBER.—YOU had to Book your Seat to See "The Rat’’ at Auckland’s Largest Theatre. BE PROUD ENOUGH OF YOUR COUNTRY TO PATRONISE ITS FILM PRODUCT. Also Showing “ LIGHTNING ROMANCE ” Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Constant attention at Theatre, Phone, 43-645. with REED HOWES. A good story, with plenty of action. USUAL PRICES. W. J. Bannehr

THEATRE. T IVO L I SUNDAY, 7 P.M. DR. M. HOWARD FAGAN. GREEN MILL, MILFORD A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. EIGHT O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT. First National Presents Rod La Rocque In ‘BRIGADIER GERARD’ Truly a Wonderful Picture. Usual Supports. Stalls, 1s; Circle, 1s 6d. FREE JAZZ TO FOLLOW. Bt'ssie Love, who plays the leading feminine role in ‘‘Broadway Laddies,” has been one of the screen’s most consistent favourites. She made her debut while still at school, with Triangle, and has played for every big producing firm in the business. Several years ago she retired from the screen for a short while, but staged a sensational come-back in “The Song and Dance Man,” which placed her immediately once again at the list of Columbia Master Picture stars, which numbers among them Claire Windsor, Bert Lytell, Estelle Taylor. Shirley Mason, Tom Moore and Ben Turpin. This is another indication that Columbia is missing nothing to give the exhibitors the best. A fully-equipped laboratory, capable of handling batches of 10,000 feet of negative and positive film was established by Paramount in San Antonio, Texas, in conjunction with the production of the air epic, “Wings.” DR. M, HOWARD FAGAN, Pastor Ist Christian Church, Honolulu, At the TIVOLI, 7 P.M., SUNDAY.

GI Pilot TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT The Best Picture Programme in Auckland “ THE circus ” Charlie Chaplin's Hilarious Comedy. Superb, Sumptuous, Sensational. Full of Thrills, Surprises, Speed, Clever Stunts and Fun Fast and Furious. THE SECOND PICTURE: “The City Gone Wild” A Thrilling, Piercing, Punchful Melodrama, starring _ THOMAS MEIGHAN. Two-Reel Comedy and Pathe News. And Special Xylophone Stage Novelty. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Phone 20-574. EPINPAIf TO-NIGHT 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT 'he Best Picture Programme in Auckland “THE CIRCUS ” Charlie Chaplin's Hilarious Comedy, superb, Sumptuous, Sensational. Full of 'hrills. Surprises, Speed. Clever Stunts and Fun Fast and Furious. THE SECOND PICTURE: ** The City Gone Wild chful drama, starring THOMAS MEIGHAN. SHOWING ALSO, nedy and Pathe Ne Two-Reel C0n,..., ....... eDENOALE ORCHESTRA. Phone 20-710 EMPIRE TO-NIGHT S O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT A Big Special Programme. “ MILLIONAIRES ” L 'ni Comedy-Drama, starring COUISE FAZENDA and GEORGE SIDNEY. THE SECOND PICTURE: Come Into My House ” A Story of Society's Saints and Sinners. °UVE BORDEN^nd" 9 ANTONIO MORENO. Showing Also: rwo-Reel Comedy and Fox News.

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