TUDOR, REMUERA

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 416, 26 July 1928, Page 17

TUDOR, REMUERA

BIG PROGRAMME TO-MORROW

“Love and Learn” and “Sadie Thompson," starring' Gloria Swanson, will be shown at the Tudor Theatre, Remuera, for the last time this evening. Commencing to-morrow, the Tudor Theatre will present a programme consisting of two big pictures. The first is the comedy of matrimonial troubles entitled “Bringing Up Father,” which is based on the wellknown newspaper cartoons. Polly Moran and Farrell McDonald are the leading players. The "dramatic picture, “The Way of All Flesh.” -will also- he presented. The actor is Emil Jannings, and the picture, . a powerful story of a bank cashier living a happy and secluded life for 20 years, but suddenly subjected to severe temptation. “CIRCUS OF LIFE” AT CAPITOL Johnny Hines will be seen at the Capitol Theatre this evening. Johnny is at his funniest in the title role of “Chinatown Charlie,” the

barker and guide of a New York sight-seeing b u s that takes the credulous to the mystic mazes of Chinatown and the underworld. The action of this story evolves about a girl who is one of the sightseers, and possesses a Chinese ring of mystic power. It seems

everybody in Chinatown wants the ring—Johnny would rather have the girl. And after a series of fast-mov-ing sequences in which laughter takes a crack at exciting melodrama, he wins her. “The Circus of Life,” the second feature, stars the famous Continental actress Marcella Albani, in a dramatic story of pre-war Russia.