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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 526, 1 December 1928, Page 15

THE SUN ENTERTAINMENT SECTION

¥ T/lOMM A.OCRIEN Theafre f l H/; ~ V / M^TIUCkU Phone 44-136. MARY ASTOR LLOYD HUGHES LILI DAMITA “RED HEELS’ A Slice of Parisian Night Life The Folies Bergiere and Montmartre. 11 Daily. TIVOLI at 7.45 Nightly. A Rollicking Comedy Romance of a Princess and a Small Town Inventor. A Merry Mix-up of Riotous Mirth PLAZA Conti

[VERyiWDy^ Contlnuou And HOOT GIBSON » from 10. Phono 44-402. SAUCY, HAPPY-GO-LUCKY BEBE DANIELS “Hot News’* RIDING FOR FAME'' (A Delightful Comedy Western) Latest Gazette. Full Supporting Programme. O 46-609 NIGHTLY AT 7.50 20-142 JACQUELINE LOGAN In “THE LEOPARD LADY.” Baffling- Weird. Mystifying, with a Novel Twist and a Big Circus Backgr And MARIE PREVOST in “THE NIGHT BRIDE.” A Merry Mix-up of Matrimonial Mishaps. MONDAY —REGINALD DENNY in "GOOD MORNING JUDGE," Also—“ Stop That Man." THREE LAMPS Phone 26-041. REGINALD DENNY in “GOOD MORNING JUDGE.” And MARCELINE DAY in ‘UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE. EI3S3S Nightly at a Phone 20-821. REGINALD DENNY in “GOOD MORNING JUDGE.” And JACK MULHALL in “The Butter and Egg Man.” TOPICAL GOOD COMEDY

EPEMPALE Fuller-Hayward Theatre*. TO-NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK SHOWING IN BOTH THEATRES. The Greatest Picture Programme in Auckland. ‘ THE LAST COMMAND ” A Brilliant, Powerful and Sensational Drama, with Stirring and Thrilling Scenes, a Gripping Story, and a Terrific Climax, starring EMIL JANNINGS. The second picture—- “ THANKS FOR THE BUGGY RIDE ” A Sparkling and Peppy Comedy Drama, full of Hilarity and Merriment, starring LAURA LA PLANTE and GLEN TRYON. STRONG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Capitol Orchestra, Phone 20-574.

[EMPIRE A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT 8 O’Clock TO-NIGHT A Big Special Programme. ‘THE OPENING NIGHT A Tense and Human Drama, full of Thrills, Breathless Suspense. and Dramatic Action. Starring CLAIRE WINDSOR. The Second Picture—- ‘ CHICKEN A LA KING ’’ An Hilarious Comedy Drama, full of Big Laughs and Rollicking Entertainment, starring NANCY CARROL and FORD STERLING. Latest News Comedy Cartoon Empire Orchestra Four Solo Instrumentalists. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY WILL GIVE ITS 75TH ANNUAL PERFORMANCE OF HANDEL’S SUBLIME ORATORIO, The Messiah TOWN HALL Thursday, Dec. 13 SOLOISTS—Soprano: Miss Alma McGruer Contralto: Miss Beryl Smith Tenor: Mr- Birrell O’Malley Baas: Mr. Frank Sutherland GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA {Kindly augmented by the Royal Auckland Male Choir) At the Grand Organ: Mr. Maughan Barnett. Conductor: MR. COLIN MUSTON. L.R.A.M. Leader of Orchestra: N»SS EDITH WHITELAW. L.R.A.M. PRICES: 4s and 3s (plus tax). Reserved, 2s Unreserved. R. W. STRONG, Hon. Sec. and Treas. 1-W Queen St., opp. Wyndham St. STUDENTS’ CONCERT By Pupils of Miss M. SHANKS. L.A.8.. A-S.M. And MISS R. ROWLANDSON At CONGREGATION AL HALL. Beresford Street, TUESDAY, DEC. 4th, at 7.45. Admission I*. Proceeds in Aid of Leslie Orphanage.