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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 471, 28 September 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS T? THOMftf A.O BRIEN Theafref VUI ZS-Tl I AII NOW SHOWING TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS If you enjoyed the Collegians, then you'll be delighted with E LEWIS, CHUR'CHILL EDDY PHILLIPS, HAYDON STEVENSON in 'THE FOUR-FLUSHER” With MARION NIXON. QEORGE ROSS * SECOND ATTRACTION: The Aristocrat of the Outdoors. KEN MAYNARD in “CODE OF THE SCARLET” Ride with the North-West Mounted Police into the beauties of the Caribou Country. Last Night s Audience Astounded at BABY JUNE ! A Tiny Tuppence of Humanity, in “IMPRESSIONS.” Plaza Continuous from 11. Phone 41-586. Tivoli at 7.45. Phone 44-136 fVcnyßODy^ PHYLLIS HAVER, HARRISON FORD and MAY ROBSON THE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY ’ You’ll be tickled to death when Auntie throws out the undertaker and sets out to enjoy life. Second Attraction Filmed amidst the beauty of the eternal snows. FULL SUPPORTS. Continuous from 10. PHONE 44-402. At 7.50 Phone 20-142 Phone 45-609. LYA MARA in “DANCING VIENNA” with BEN LYON Filled with the Music and Gaiety of Vienna Gayest City of Europe. Second Attraction With MARIE PREVOST. More Fun than "Up in Mabel's Room.” Also, Pictures of the 29th EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS. LATEST GAZETTE SELECTED ORCHESTRAL ITEMS. fpsEraari THBEE lamps im ¥ Phone 26-041. JOHN GILBERT in “MAN, WOMAN AND SON” And Dynamite, Marvellous Police Dog. ii “ THE CALL OF THE HEART ’ edy Gazette Scenic j BIG MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 P.M. ! KINGBLAN D. Phone 20-621. Special Week-end Programme - BELLE BENNETT VICTOR McLAGLEN in 44 MOTHER MACHREE ” And LAURA LA PLANTE in “ FINDERS KEEPERS ” Comedy Gazette Scenic j BIG MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 P.M. j Kimiiiwim AUCKLAND HOSPITAL PATIENTS’ WIRELESS FUND I | Help The Sick To Forget Their Sickness ! | AUCKLANDERS This is Your Chance to bring a little happiness to every patient in the Auckland Hospital. It is YOUR Hospital. YOU may be the next patient! RADIO CHEERS, HELPS AND HEALS. I Ail the prettiest young ladies of Auckland and the senior girls from the primary schools will be collecting on the football grounds tomorrow (Saturday) Afternoon for this worthy object. GIVE AS MUCH AS YOU CAN ! ♦ This movement has the support of Friendly Societies, all Lodges, Commercial Travellers, Rotarians, the Churches, and Social Clubs. ORGANISER: MRS. MARY DREAVER, 18 Melrose Street, Newmarket. Phone 45-104. Committee Rooms: 4 ST. KEVINS ARCADE, Karangahape Road, Newton.

A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT “A MAN’S PAST” A powerful and gripping drama, from the famous stage play, “Diploma." Starring CONRAD VEIDT and BARBARA BEDFORD. The Second Picture — “TIP TOES” A Sparkling, Peppy Comedy Romance, Starring DOROTHY GISH. Two-Reel Comedy, Cartoon, and News. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574 Big 3-HOUR MATINEE TO-MORROW, AT 2 O'clock. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT 8 O'clock TO-NIGHT “THAT CERTAIN THING” A delightful and clever Comedy-Drama, starring VIOLA DANA and RALPH GRAVES. The Second Picture—- “ THE BRANDED SOMBRERO ” A stirring and thrilling action Drama, starring BUCK JONES. Pathe News, Fox Comedy, Novelty. A GREAT 3-HOURS COMEDY MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2 P.M. EDENPAU A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. t O-NIGHT 8 O'clock TO-NIGHT An Excellent Programme “ SPORTING GOODS ” A Big Comedy Special, full of Sparkling Humour and Hilarious Situations. Starring RICHARD DIX. The Second Picture—- “ TIP TOES ” A Snappy, Peppy Comedy-Drama, starring DOROTHY GISH •wo-Reel Comedy, Cartoon, Er . , News Orchestra. Phone 20-710. A Big Special 3-HOUR MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2 P.M. NEWMARKET. GRAND RACE BALL SATURDAY NIGHT Olyde Howtey’s Famous Internationals. Dancing 8 to 12 p.m. Admission 4s. Reserves, Phone 40-789. Saturday Afternoon Tea Dance, 3 to 5 P-m. Ladies, Is, Gents. 1s 6d. Much is expected by Inspiration Pic- I Tures of “She Goes to War," the curRed Book Magazine story by , Rupert Hughes, which is to be filmed J op United Artists. In view of his former successes Henry King .has been 1 Placed in charge of direction. The deals with woman’s part In the "orld War and will have a dramatic p *ot paralleling authentic high spots feminine participation in the hostilities, both behind the lines and ® Uf© field. One sequence will deal the achievements of the Russian *****&m ‘ Battalion of Heath."