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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 447, 31 August 1928, Page 15

EMPIRE A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE I TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT A Big Special Laughter Programme “LOVE HUNGRY” A Delightful Comedy-Romance, starring LOIS MORAN. The Second Feature — “ SIMPLE SIS ” The Funniest Comedy Picture this year starring LOUISE FAZENDA and CLYDE COOK. Two-Reel Comedy, Fox News, Cartoon. A Big Laughter Matinee To-morrow, 2 o’clock. “LOVE HUNGRY” (Lois Moran); “SIMPLE SIS” (Louise Fazenda); Two Comedies, Cartoon, and Serial, Pathe News, etc. CHILDREN Don’t Miss This Great Laughter Matinee.

DRAWING TO A CLOSE. The Competitions The Great Musical, Dancing, and Elocutionary Festival. IN THE Embassy Theatre To-night's Programme includes the Finals of Operatic Dances; Piano Solo; Sacred Song; 13/16); Character Recital; Plan Duet (Open); Vocal Quartettes; etc., etc. allets, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AT 2.15 P.M. Grand Demonstration Matinee II First Prize w s. A wonderful _ , ent by the cleverest performe PRICES: 2s and Is. Children Half-Pri made up of items b: ners in Junior Sect terta AND 7.45 P.M. Great Demonstration Concert The most remarkable entertai offered to the Auckland iment ever Public. The winning choirs, ballets, ists, vocalists, elocutionists, alists (140 performers in a programme in to-morrow duos, instrumentill). Detailed r’s papers. PRICES: 3s and 2s. No Book Your Seats at Lewi at once, to make sure Half Prices. IS Eady, Ltd., of a seat. FRANK ADEANE, Secretary.

HEENEY-TUNNEY FIGHT The authentic film of the HeeneyTunney fight is attracting large crowds at the Hippodrome Theatre every day. The film is a remarkably clear one. and gives an excellent impression of the fight, round by round. When watching this film, one realises that Tunney is a master of the boxing art. On his toes lie skips round the sturdy New Zealander, and lightly dances in to connect with his left. The champion's agility is in contrast to the heavier and slower movements of Xew Zealand's hope. Nevertheless, Heeney was undaunted throughout, and stuck gamely to the contest. He stood up to the heavy pounding of blows, took it all and still continued to fight back until the ; referee intervened. His gameness has been told to the world, and he deserves full credit for it. The slow-motion camera was used for many of the scenes, and every act can be clearly seen by the audience. A full supporting programme is also being shown, the fight film is presented at three theatres, the Hippodrome, Empress and West End.