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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 464, 20 September 1928, Page 17

■AMUSEMENTS SMflOMftf A. OBRIEN The%f LYA M ARA (|S£Bea 0 u ty?'w°fh Y BiS'LYON in “ DANCING VIENNA ” Continental Youth on the Rampant ♦ h#- i a „ » .. . .. Second - In Addition The ARRIVAL IN AUCKLAND Of CART. KINGSFORD SMITH and the GALLANT TASMAN FLYERS. LATEST —■ — ■ ~~ 1 i ' n —- J Pl aza Continuous from 11, Phone 41-586. TivoH 001 "'' AUTHENTIC PICTURES OF the EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS IN SYDNEY. £VEIWBt7DyS Commencing To-day— Marie Prevost in “ GETTING GERTIE’S GARTER ” And. Mary Roberts Rinehart's Camp Life Comedy, “ FINDERS KEEPERS ” with LAURA LA PLANTE Also, Authentic Pictures of the EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS and the arrival of the Flyers in Auckland. GAZETTE COMEDY. Continuous from 10. Phone 44-402. n REcrvr m Phone 45-609. Phone 20-142 “ FINDERS KEEPERS ” Mary Roberta Rinehart’s farcical Comedy of Camp Life. Also, MACK SENNET’S Masterpiece, “THE GOOD-BYE KISS” Gazette Rialto Orchestra. AT THE REGENT * CONRAD VEIDT in IMPETUOUS YOUTH’ “THE GOOD-BYE KISS” Latest Gazette Comedy V* three LAMPS P y Phone 26-041. CLARA BOW—CHARLES ROGERS in “ WINGS ” The Supreme Aerial Picture. Also— The Authentic Pictures of the 29th EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS. Gazette Comedy THEATRE KINOSLAND. Phene 20-221. JACK MULHALL, CHARLIE MURRAY “ THE POOR NUT ” Also, The British First National Special, “SOMEHOW GOOD” GAZETTE GOOD COMEDY And Arrival of Southern Cross in N.Z.

Direction Mr*. Henry Hayward. THE LAST DAY TO SEE Marion Davies at Patsy in “LEAP YEAR FROLIC,” and “THE GAUCHO” Sessions: 11.15. 2.30, 5.45, and 7.15. Commencing To-Morrow FRIDAY TWO OLD FAVOURITES Harold Lloyd in “Girl Shy” AND “CHICKEN A LA KING” at THE GRAND TO-MORROW. ADEL PHI GREY LYNN TO-NIGHT at • P.M. POLLY MORAN and J. FARRELL MCDONALD in “BRINGING UP FATHER” AND “BRASS KNUCKLES” Featuring and BETTY TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT GRAND CONCERT Tendered to MRS. G. F. CATER A Great Programme of Music. Song and Story will be presented by 100 PERFORMERS Doors Open 7 p.m. . Commence at 7.45 p.m. sharp. ADMISSION: 2» 6d. Reserves 6d extra. Children* Is. lectures. BOTANICAL GARDENS A Public Lantern Lecture Will be given In the UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HALL TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, at 8 P.M. t»y W. R. B. OLIVER. M.Sc. F.L.S. Director Dominion Museum.