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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 626, 1 April 1929, Page 15

TWTn-R DAILY c rift 2.30 p.m. 8 p.m. The Theatre Magnificent. Last Three Days She Hated with such intensity that she loved him and an ENEMY, tool J vi irt o A GRETA Qanbo THE tr L LADY What Intrigue What Hatred and What LOVE ! On the Stage TWICE DAILY Every Day. “ DOGS THAT REALLY ACT !! ” GAUTIER’S AMAZING DOG BRICKLAYERS 12 CANINE WONDERS ON THE STAGE AT THE MATINEES ONLY The Newest Juvenile Star, JUNIOR COUGHLIN in LET HER GO GALLAGHER’ THE SCREEN'S MOST FASCINATING BOY PERSONALITY. Commencing Thursday Next DELIGHTFUL JOAN CRAWFORD in m $ & A The; 1 \ Picture of i I Flaming Youth! OUR DANCING AUGHTERS

FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES. PRINCE EDWARD (KARANGAHAPE ROAD) — Continuous from 12 Noon. "HUSBANDS FOR RENT." and "SPARKLING YOUTH.” CAPITOL (DOMINION ROAD) Gary Cooper in “THE FIRST KISS” and Madge Bellamy in “RECKLESS SEX” EMPIRE (do Gary Cooper in "T Madge Bellamy ii (DOMINION ROAD) — l “THE FIRST KISS" and iy in "RECKLESS SEX” EDENDALE (edendale;— Rex Bell in "TAKING A CHANCE." And David Rollins in "PREP AND PEP.” GREY LYNN CINEMA— Lewis Stone in “THE FOREIGN LEGION." And Richard Dix in "MORAN OF THE MARINES." VICTORIA (DEVONPORT)— Clara Bow in “THE FLEET’S IN" And Betty Balfour in “CHAMPAGNE” STRAND (ONEHUNGA)— Marjoria Beebee in “THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER" FORESTERS’ <birkenhead)— Milton Sills in “CRASH.”