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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 630, 5 April 1929, Page 15

AM U bi-UIM-tiX* Xa LADIES! This week we are presenting each lady with a picture of Alexandre D’Arcy. He’s really handsome. CONTINUOUS FROM 11. A Chief Feature of This Week’s Programme is Its Variety. Every phase of human emotion enacted before your very eyes on screen and stage. Continuous Daily From 11 a.m. A FullerHayward Theatre Fast Moving Romance and Adventure. Actually Photographed on the Gay French Riviera “ PARADISE ” FROM THE STORY, “CROSSWORD PUZZLE, 1 ' by Sir Phillip Gibb FEATURING Alexandre D’Arcy Valentino’s Successor and New Idol of the Screen. Film experts hail him as the natural successor to Valentino, who combines all the screen abilities of the great stars. He has histrionic ability, with good looks equal to those of Ramon Novarro, John Gilbert or Ronald Colman. In “Paradise,’* he’s admirably suited in the role «of a Gigolo, a professional dancer. Featured with Alexandre D’Arcy are BETTY BALFOUR and WINTER HALL SUPPORTING GEMS INCLUDE: “Majestic Magazine,’* Topical. “Dog and Flea,” Aesop Cartoon. “Riviera Revels,” Comedy. “SONGS OF ENGLAND,” a delightful film, with Special Orchestral and Vocal Accompaniment. At Elvening and Saturday Matinee Sessions, on the Stage: A PICTURESQUE YORKE GRAY PRESENTATION, “The Willow Pattern Plate” The Quaint Story of the Plate Enacted in Song, Music and Dance. WHITEFORD WAUGH'S MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Incidental Music: “Maid of the Mountains,” “In a Chinese Temple Garden,” “Russian Scenes,” “Holiday Sketches,” “Songs of England,'* “Vive La Dance” Etc. GIRLS! If you are wise you will persuade the “boy friend” to book seats early. Every girl will want to see the new Valentino —Alexandre D’Arcy. Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-210.