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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 590, 16 February 1929, Page 15

The Theatre Magnificent DAILY AT 2.30 EVENING SESSION AT 8. Direction: J. C. William «on Films. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK THE GREATEST STORY OF A GREAT CITY. John Gilbert GREAT ACTOR GREAT LOVER In The love story of a girl who said “Yes” and a man who said “No.” Adapted from the sensational stage success “FOUR WALLS” ON THE SAME BILL VERA RE\ NOLDS in the Great Sporting Drama “THE M7IIM EVENT" ♦ ON THE STAGE J. C. WILLIAMSON CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE ‘RUSSO AND BRADFORD” MAURICE GUTTRIDGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Plans at Theatre ana Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone 46-888. THE ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR THE PICTURE THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER. AN ELECTRIC HIT IN THREE CONTINENTS.

Coming to the REGENT Thursday Next Thursday Next The tears, the laughte, U —the lure of the sawdust ung /, into a of * screen * rector with tne character stars. r m:: : "tv LON CHANEY ULUGH 1 CLOWN VAUGH Of l " na ” So ul ° C,OWn * »Z e Mjsit Jr Open Monday at the Theatre and Lewis Eady, Ltd., or Ring BOOK AND AVOID REGRETS. in Melbourne and Sydney, a Record-Shattering Success. fa \T e r

TWO EXCELLENT DRAMAS TO-NIGHT AT 7. At the Big Theatre with the Big Attr Lions NOT SURPRISES. PK ,n e c «WaRO Karangahape Road. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre, DAILY at 1.30 and 7 P.M. Last Screening TO r NIGHT of “NOT QUITE A LADY.” Romance of a Pretty Cabaret Dancer, addition RICHARD BARTHELMESS’S Supreme Effort, “OUT OF THE RUINS.” Prince Edward Orchestra. Rivoli Pictures, Howick | See and Hear the •£ “Legion of the Condemned* FEBRUARY 22 and 23. %