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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 29, 27 April 1927, Page 15

808 AMUSEMENTS SCREENED BY ROYAL COMMAND OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK AT SYDNEY HAROLD LLOYD STOP us if you have heard this one! Harold Lloyd has punctured the trouble bubble again! For heaven’s sake, believe us I Jl m ma j - ATW aw \ \juramount v&lease produced by HAROLD LLOYD CORPORATION Directed by Sam Baylor You know just how funny Harold Lloyd can be—you know how you’ve seen him in his other pictures, and you’ve gone away and chuckled for days over his real mirthmaking pranks. Well, here’s his tunniest picture, built from a story that not only has a laugh a second, but a stock of real thrills as well. Just his greatest picture— that's all! THREE THEATRES AT ONCE TIVOLI ▼ Direction Thomas A. O Brien A PARAMOUNT RELEASE I \ Tj <\^Cr IV cA t i 3 's XZ L2 C-.' o LAUGH AND GROW FIT vizaoax 590 b

& THOHM A.OORIEN Jbea\re( I I myjjl MmEERaR CONTINUOUS PROM lOa>lo 10 YJUaHtb ' Kr \ Broadway Mnikt. \YiWnnmit V THREE LAMPS NOW SHOWING Harold Lloyd’s Greatest Comedy, FOR HEAVEN’S SAKE’ Also W. C. FIELDS “SO'S VOUR OLD MAN’' Full Supporting Programme Princess Phone, 41-586. Tivoli Phone. 44-136. rhone 44-402 for reserves HAROLD LLOYD In ‘For Heaven’s Sake’ •THE TRAFFIC COP" Rialto Phone 46-609. Regent Phone 20-142. § TWO BIG PICTURES "THE MYSTERY CLUB.” A Marvellous Mystery Tale. Also, Harry Carey in "DRIFTIN’ THROUGH.” Strong supports and Good Music at Both Theatres HARRY CAREY In His Latest Western "THE NIGHT HAWK" Also ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE Reserves at Golden Bowl next Theatre. 1 1 1]