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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 583, 8 February 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS HO ! LA ! LA ! LE FAMEUX MOULIN ROUGE DE PARIS Continuous Daily From 11 a.m. foil A FulierHayward Theatre. OOy rhe entire* personnel of the 1928 Parisian Revue—“Paris-New York” — f staged at the “Moulin Rouge,” Paris, > with Olga Tschechowa, one of the most remarkable personalities on the Continental Stage Eve Gray, the Australian Film Star; Jean Bradin and a magnificent cast of 1,000 V C Directed by E. A. Dupont, the World-famous Director of “Variety” PARIS Its gaiety, its famous night life, its essential fascination marvellous scenes actually filmed before and behind the curtain of one of its great music halls and then the story focuses on the tremendous drama of the lives of three Parisians, a “star” of the “Moulin Rouge,” her daughter, and a young aristocrat. ON THE STAGE 2.30 TWICE DAILY —B.O “SEVEN CRAZY CLOWN SYNCOPATORS” And FOLOLE LILLIOKALANI Honolulu's Favourite, in her original Hula Specialty Dance. WHITEFORD WAUGH’S ORCHESTRA at Evening and Saturday Matinee Sessions. Box Plan at Theatre (Phone 43-210)

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raxTi TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30 THE GREATEST DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME IN TOWN First—'The Crimen City’ Flaming, Unforgettable Love Story of a Chinese Madame Butterfly. Starring ANNA MAY WONG. A TRULY ABSORBING STORY ! ! Then GEORGE JESSEL in “SAILOR IZY MURPHY ” With AUDREY FERRIS, WARNER OLaND and CLARA HORTON. Funniest of all Seafaring Farces. MOST Outrageously Uproarious ! MOST Extravagantly Comical ! ! USUAL PRICES. Reserves Lewis Eady, Ltd. Theatre (Phone 43-645).