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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 25, 21 April 1927, Page 15

AC* The Theatre Magnificent.”) _ r Direction •Managing Directors . . . . big MATINEES DAILY at' and at ■ .. .. . J. C. WILLIAMSON FILMS. .. .. BEAUMONT SMITH & F. W. THRING. >. with ORCHESTRA AND VAUDEVILLE, Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m. Commencing To-morrow Golf I —Giris!! —Gaiety! 5? As a Film is a thousand times funnier than the Play, and EDDIE CANTOR Is the Scream of Screendom! J. C?. Williamson Celebrity Vaudeville. FOUR LITTLE KELLYS In their amazing Musical Novelty Act. Young- and old will love iti New Programme by EDDIE HORTON And THE OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Musical Director .. .. Maurice Guttridge. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. "THE RAT.” The British Drama. Miss Phyllis Hazel). Eminent Australian Contralto. Regent Ballroom Special Easter Attractions, TO-NIGHT, AT 8.30. Tickets: 5s each; 7s 6d Double. LONG NIGHT SATURDAY NEXT, Tickets 5s each. NOTE: THE NEXT TEA DAN SANT WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, from 2.30 till 5; tickets 2s 6d each. Afternoon Tea Provided.

COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT THREE THEATRES A BRITISH PICTURE THAT CREATED A SENSATION ALL OVER ENGLAND “OUT TO WIN” HIPPODROME EMPRESS QUEEN’S

Colleen Moore, fresh from the fatigue of "Orchids and Ermine.” is plunging into “Naughty but Nice” after a brief home holiday. Carey Wilson has prepared the continmtv for this story by Lewis Allan Brown. Then there follows "Oh, What a -Lite.