Page 15 Advertisements Column 5

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 522, 27 November 1928, Page 15

A-u. u lb yw»wwwwwvw»w.'tow wvvwwwwwwwwwwwwwnwww* The Theatre Magnificent TWICE PICTURE MATINEE. 2.30. Direction: J. C. Williameon Fllme. DAILY DE LUXE SHOW. 8 PM. LAST TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS OF AN D RAYMOND HATTON w /in The <v 'Tne , ce Sav^^ l f ad' 5 Big Killing 1 ON THE STAGE NIGHTLY “THE EVOLUTION OF JAZZ” Huge Dancing Spectacle. Maurice Diamond and the Sydney Regent Ballet Maurice Guttridge and his Twenty Syncopators. Stella Lamond, Fred Hodges, and Ivy Towe. Box Plan at Theatre, Phone 46-888 and at Lewis Eady Ltd. THURSDAY NEXT—“JUST MARRIED.” with James Hall and Ruth Taylor. And Big Stage Presentation —“LIFE ON THE HIGH SEAS.”

FUN AND FROLIC WITH REFINEMENT 4 3™^ IGRAND OPENING SATURDAY AT 2.30. AT 7.45. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. pH LUNA PARK’S ASTOUNDING PRICE REDUCTIONS.

A NEW DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME COMMENCES TO-NIGHT 9 At PW ,n e c dWaßo Three No. 1 Karangahape Road. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre Sessions Daily Feature — A Novelty News Drama. THE NEWS PARADE ” With SALLY PHIPPS & NICK STUART Romance, Thrills and Adventures. No. 2 Feature— ADOLPHE MENJOL and EVELYN BRENT in “ HIS TIGER LADY ” A satirical story on the life of an “extra" actor who wins a woman of wealth. Good Supporting Bill and Orchestra.

REMUERA. "The Theatre Clastic” Direction: Fuller-Hay ward & Mumford TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT JACK HOLT and W. POWELL in ZANE GREY’S “The Vanishing Pioneer” Also, “ ROAD HOUSE ” A Story of Jazz-Mad Youth. , GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME

f D W ST 9 NIGHTLY Mj JL J£% M WARNER BAXTER and MARGARET LIVINGSTONE in a strange adventure of the Paris underworld, “A WOMAN’S WAY” And BARRY NORTON and DOROTHY JONES in “ FLEETWING ” A Romance, of Sheiks, Villainy, Heroism, and Love on the Brazen Sands. Usual Prices. Reserves at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone 43-645.