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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 587, 13 February 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS The Theatre Magnificent Ol ttt Direction: J. C. Willlani son Films. PICTURE MATINEES DAILY. 2.50 EVENING SESSION AT 8 P.M. FINAL SCREENINGS TO-NIGHT BUSTER KEATON in “THE CAMERAMAN," and “SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT.” AND THE GRAND OPERA STARS. “RUSSO AND BRADFORD.” TO MORROW COMMENCING AT THE MATINEE the East S«Jc gangster who determine* to break through the tour walls of hi* life of crime, aided by a great love, he will hold your interest every second. fL Metro C rofdu'ifn rfey" j & H JO with VERA GORDON LOUIS NATHEAUX CARMEL MYERS * WILLIAM NIGH^ GILBERT Joan Crawford tn WALLS ON THE SAME BILL VERA REYNOLDS in “THE MAIN EVENT. And RUSSO and BRADFORD GRAND OPERA STARS, in an entirely New Repertoir MAURICE GUTTRIDGE and his Orchestra. Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd., and Theatre. Phone 46-888.

COME EARLY TO-NIGHT PTOWaRO Karangahape Road. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. DAILY AGAIN TO-NIGHT Paramount's 8-Reel Special Attraction “ THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED ” ! (Sound Synchronised) GARY COOPER and FAY WRAY. In addition: A Wm. Fox Special, “ THE RIVER PIRATE Starring VICTOR McLAGLEN and LOIS MORAN. Prince Edward Orchestra. MILFORD. N.Z.’s Most Unique Cabaret. EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Dancing 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. ADMISSION 2s 6d. MUSIC BY THE PIRATE SHIP JAZZ BAND. The Band that Created a Furore on Saturday Night. Special Late Vehicular Ferry to Auckland, 12.30 a.m. For Reservations, Phone 23-414. LYRIC ” T “THE CRIMSON CITY.” Featuring Myrna Loy, John Miljan, Anna May Wonfl. A TRULY ABSORBING STORY ! ! ! GEORGE JESSEL in “SAILOR IZZY MURPHY” Funniest of All Seafaring Farces. USUAL PRICES. Reserves Lewis Eady, Ltd. Theatre. Phone 43-645.