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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 504, 6 November 1928, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. & THOMftf A.O PRIEh Theatre* PIOZT-TIRiLI LAST two days “THE COSSACKS” JOHN GILBERT RENEE ADOEEE EKNEST TORRENCE in A Magnificent version of Tolstoi’s famous novel. And LAURA LA PLANTE GLEN TRYON in “THANKS FOR THE BUGGY RIDE” NOTE - °tn n a°rp to at L V:& th C—THURSDAY NEXT - “VAM PING VE N US--, with CHARLIE MURRAY And RICHARD BARTHLEMESS in “WHEEL OF CHANCE” fVERyBUDy^ Continuous from 10. Phone 44-402. LEATRICE JOV and CHARLES RAY A Dramatii ‘ VANITY ” Episode from the Life of Society Beauty. Also, LILLIAN HALL.DAVIS NILS ASTHER in “ADVENTURE MAD’’ THURSDAY NEXT “THE GRIP OF THE YUKON” FRANCIS X BUSHMAN, NEIL HAMILTON. * \(\ftlTO RECfVr MADGE BELLAMY in “ VERY CONFIDENTIAL nd BEBE DANIELS, popular Beautiful Madge in a Whirlwind of Mirth. dispenser of fun, ( “ THE FIFTY-FIFTY GIRL ” Latest Gazette ~~ Orchestra. Rialto Phone, 46-609 Regent Phone, 20-142. telrbb LAMPS JF* f* Phons M-041. M I LTON SILLS In ‘ HARD BOILED HAGGERTY ’ Also, HOOT GIBSON in • THE FLYING COWBOY ” gazette and COMEDY THEATRE ROYAL KINGSLAND Let To-night for Political Meetii TO-MORROW “HARD BOILED HAGGERTY” and “JAZZ MAD” PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN, 1928 f To-Night To-Night { ONEHUNGA f PRESBYTERIAN HALL ? Miss Grace Houlder (of Australia) \ WILL SPEAK ON—ii PROHIBITION IN AMERICA 99 Don't Miss this Great Opportunity. Miss Houlder has recently spent four years in the States. She has made a close study of the above question HEAR HER ! EVERYBODY WELCOME MEETING COMMENCES 8 P.M. COLLECTION.

Phone 42-274 Direction: Mrs. Henry Hayward. “THE BATTLES OF CORONEL AND FALKLAND ISLANDS” Honoured by the King and Queen at Balmoral. OUB GANG COMEDY “ Edison, Marconi & Co. ” “ Homes of Our Kings ” “SEED TIME” Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5,45, and 7.45. Popular Prices. AT THE GRAND TO-DAV. THE SPORTS EVENT OF THE YEAR ! INTERHOUSE CARNIVAL CARLAW PARK NOVEMBER 10th. PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN, 1928 CONGRESS HALL THURSDAY, Sth NOVEMBER, 8 P.M. MISS GRACE HOULDER After a Four Years' Survey of Prohibition in America, will tell you “THE TRUTH ABOUT PROHIBITION IN AMERICA" A Message for All. Everyone Welcome Collection (Attend Civic Square Meetings Held Every Day from 12.30 to 2.30 p.m.

(3PIToL A Fuller-Hayward Theatre TO-NIGHT 8 O'Clock TO-NIGHT A Big Special Programme “SOMEHOW GOOD” An intense and dramatic Photoplay, full of romance, suspense, beauty, and real entertainment. Starring FAY COMPTON The Second Picture—- “ DRUMS OF THE DESERT ” Zane Grey’s thrilling action drama, featuring WARNER BAXTER and FORD STERLING. Selected Supporting Programme. Capitol Orchestra. Phone 20-574. MHPAIt A Fuller-Hay ward 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. EMPIRE __ A Fuller-Hayward Theatre TO-NIGHT 8 O'clock TO-NIGHT ‘ Love Me and the World is Mine” starring MARY PH ILB t N The Second Pictur r n i u o i iv and NORMAN KERRY “ WYOMING ” A Colourful and Vivid Drama atarrins TIM McCOY. ~wo.Real Comedy and Latest News. SURPASSING PREVIOUS DISPLAYS INTERHOUSE GIRLS’ CARNIVAL CARLAW PARK NOVEMBER 10th. 2 P.M. Aeolian Orchestra Final Concert, 1928. Farewell to the Conductor MR. W. EDGAR WEBB CONCERT CHAMBER TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). 8 P.M.