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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 503, 5 November 1928, Page 17

AMUBJiMiWXB. & JHOHM A.OOaieH Theatres JOHN GILBERT “THE RENEE ADOREE OOA Oi Vf O ERNEST TORRENCE in VsV/IJIJ.A.V'IVIJ A MAGNIFICENT VERSION OF TOLSTOI’S FAMOUS NOVEL And LAURA LA PLANTE GLEN TRYON in “THANKS FOR THE BUGGY RIDE” 99 NOTE. — Owing to Length of Programme, the E Sharp at 7.45. For Reserves, Phone: Plaza, 41-586. ening Session Commences Tivoli, 44-136. EVERyBUDyS LEATRICE JOY and CHARLES RAY “ VANITY ” A Dramatic Episode from the Life of a Vain Society Beauty. Continuous from 10. Phone 44-402. Also, LILLIAN HALL-DAVIS NILS ASTHER in “ADVENTURE MAD 1 A Tingling Mystery Drama that leads you across the Mediterranean UWtTo RECf/vr MADGE BELLAMY in “ VERY CONFIDENTIAL ” Beautiful Madge in a Whirlwind of Mirth. And BEBE DANIELS, popular dispenser of fun, in “ THE FIFTY-FIFTY GIRL ” Latest Gazette Orchestra. Rialto Phone, 46-609 Regent Phone, 20-142. fpiEmnri THXJBB LAMPS iJB J * Phone 26-041 MILTON SILLS in HARD BOILED HAGGERTY Also, HOOT GIBSON in “THE FLYING COWBOY” GAZETTE and COMEDY Theatre Royal. Kingsland, Let Monday and Tuesday for Political Meetings.

A Fuller-Hayward Theatre fO-NIGHT 8 O'Clock - TO-NIGHT A Wonderful Picture Programme. “ THE GHOST TRAIN ” . A Spectacular Mystery Comedy Drama. The Greatest Thrill Picture this year. From Arnold Ridley’s famous Stage Success. The Second Picture—- “ The Gateway of the Moon” A Delightful and Fascinating Romance of the Tropics, starring DOLORES DEL RIO. Two Reel Comedy and Fox News. BPEMPAII A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT 8 O’Clock TO-NIGHT “ACROSS TO SINGAPORE” A Vivid and Colourful Romance of the High Seas and the Mystic East, starring RAMON NOVARRO. The Second Picture—“THE BELLE OF BROADWAY” A Delightful and Fascinating Drama, starring BETTY COMPSON. Two-Reel Comedy, and Latest News. Orchestra. Phone 20-710. Free Recital TO-NIGHT All music lovers are cordially invited to our November Recital in the LEWIS EADY, LTD., HALL, to-night. The Recital will comprise some of the very latest recordings, including this month’s H.M.V., and is sure to interest every music lover. In future these recitals will be given on the first Monday of every month. Remember to always keep these nights - free. LEWIS EADY, LTD., “The Box Office," Queen Street, Auckland. ST. BENEDICT’S HALL Tuesday Evening, Nov. 6th. A GRAND CHARITY JUVENILE ENTERTAINMENT Arranged by MISS AILEEN BERESFORD, Assisted by Mrs. Parry, Contralto, Mr. R. N. McKay, Violinist, Mr. J. A. Sharp, Humorous Items, and the ever popular “Snappy Three” in Vocal Numbers. Doors Open 7.30 Admission 1s 6d. Children Half-price. Accompanist, Miss May Beresford. M. LEONARD. E. THOMAS. Joint Secretaries. CONCERT, VICTORIA HALL, ROSEBANK ROAD, AVONDALE, TO-NIGHT Motors will meet buses at Rosebank Rd. and convey patrons to and from the Hall free of charge. BAZAARS. MONSTER BAZAAR FRANKLIN RD. METHODIST SCHOOL HALL, NOVEMBER 6th and 7th. Admission: Afternoons Free. tvemngs, Adults 6d, Children 3d. RIALTO, AND REGENT, EPSOM “VERY CONFIDENTIAL” “An Adorable Fraud” might very well be the title of the picture, ‘‘Very Confidential,” starring: Madge Bellamy, which is to be shown at the Rialto and Regent (Epsom) Theatres this evening. In this picture, Miss Bellamy sets her heart upon winning the love of a stalwart football hero and she is kept busy inventing new excuses to keep in his good graces. She starts by posing as a courageous big-game hunter, ana finishes by doing an amazing stunt that would be a credit to the world’s champion automobile racer. It is one of the best comedy-dramas made in recent months, and Miss Bellamy’s portrayal of the sporting goods salesman is convincing and hilarious. The supporting cast includes Fat Cunning, Mary Duncan, Joseph Cawthorn and Marjorie Beebe. , Bebe Daniels, as an ultra-modern young ladv is the star of “The FiftyFifty Girl,” which will also be shown. Hoot Gibson is camping °ht in hicago as the honoured guest of Tex ustin’s Chicago Rodeo. Gibson wii ake scenes there for his ving of the Rodeo,” by B. M. Bow^r.