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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 569, 23 January 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS LAST TWO DAYSii THE SOMME’ Syd Chaplin in “The Fortune Hunter Continuous Daily From 11 a.m. r A Fuller • Hayward Thaatra. Friday Two Big Features Which make through their human stories, their magnificent settings and acting an appeal to all countries. Produced in England, their interest is not narrowly national —in a word. World Pictures, and World Successes. COMEDY FEATURE Most Vivacious Pe Britain’s StagMABEL POULTON In the adaptation of St. John Hankin Celebrated Comedy. “THE CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT “MOT QUITE A LADY” DRAMATIC FEATURE l The World-famous English Dramatic Star TALLULAH BANKHEAD In Sir Arthur W. Pinero s Great Drama of Two Wives. “HIS HOUSE IM ORDER” The famous stage play of saints sinners now transferred to the scr>

9 tf OPPOSITE JOHN COURT LTD. ©""S’ THE CONTINUOUS THEATRE SESSIONS: 11.30; 2.15; 4.30 (Session ends 7.20 p.m.) De Luxe Se Still Attracting Large Audiences THE NATIONAL’S SECOND MIGHTY ATTRACTION Forgotten Faces ” A PARAMOUNT PICTURE With CLIVE BROOK MARY BRIAN WILLIAM POWELL BACLANOVA SPECIAL AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Under the Baton of F. BARTLETT. Added Attractions: — Paramount News, Krazy Kat Cartoon, Paramount Christie Comedy. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd., and Theatre (Phone No Extra Charge for Booking.

TO-NIGHT IBM* PARK (Id Bus from Wharf Gates.) A TREMENDOUS FREE OFFERING TO PATRONS “PEG O’ THE RING” IN A SENSATIONAL AND DARING AERIAL ACT A Revelation in Trapeze Work. Come On! Come On! TO LUNA PARK!—LUNA PARK! The Coolest Spot in Auckland. Popular Prices.

HK'^dWaRU Karangahape Road. A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre. Daily: 1.30 and 7. TO-NIGHT at 7 TO-NIGHT DOUBLE-ATTRACTION BILL. United Artists' 9-reel Special “THE DOVE” with NORMA TALMADGE “the Screen's most Versatile ActressOn the Same Programme: WALLACE BEERV and RAYMOND HATTON in “THE BIG KILLING” A Comedy Sensation from beginning to end. PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA.