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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 32, 30 April 1927, Page 15

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Last Night “THE RAT” The Idol of Paris After Dark, Featuring MAE MARSH and IVOR NOVELLO. A film sensation that stirs you to the depth of your soul. The underworld of Paris, with its fascinating: women in dazzling gow'iis. JACK LONDON'S GREATEST DOG STORY, “THE CALL” OF THE WILD.” Featuring BUCK, the Giant St. Bernard. Weary miles through storm-swept snow wastes. Life and death between man and beast, with only the howling wilderEXCELLENT SUPPORTS. Usual Prices. R E Y LYNN LIBRARY. WINTER COURSE OPENING CONCERT Arranged by MR. WALTER IMPETT WEDNESDA Y, MA Y4th Artistes: MISSES VERONICA DERHAM, RENA WILSON, MAIDA DAVISON', NANCE CLARK, GLADYS WAIDING, GLADYS HOSKING, RUBY MOSELEN, LILA FOLEY. RONA McELWAIN, Messrs. EDWARD H. FOOT. KEITH RAMSEY, LAURIE STUART, CI'LFORD BELL, and WALTER IMPETT ADMISSION BY COURSE TICKET OR SIXPENCE. Course Tickets on sale at all City Libraries and Queen St. Bookshops. RAFTON LIBRARY. 1 WINTER COURSE Commencing May 10th CONCERTS Arranged by the AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY* And • REV. JASPER CALDER LECTURES BY MRS. C. E. MAGUIRE MR. J. B. JOHNSTON DEBATE BY AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE And the W.E.A. And A DICKENS NIGHT Arranged by the Dickens Club. 2s COURSE TICKETS 2s (Limited Number) Obtainable at City Libraries and QueeA St. Bookshops.