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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 35, 4 May 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS T/lOMftf A.O PRIEh Theatre f CONTINUOUS FROM 101- X» »0rTHREE LAMPS LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE “FOR HEAVEN’S SAKE” And “SO’S YOUR OLD MAN” Commencing To-morrow ‘■THE SILENT LOVER” And “EVERYBODY’S ACTING” Also PRINCESS SUNBEAMS Princess Phone, 41-586. Tivoli Phone. 44-136 Phone 44-402 for reserves HAROLD LLOYD In ‘For Heaven’s Sake’ "THE TRAFFIC COP’ HOOT GIBSON" In ‘THE TEXAS STREAK’ AT RIALTO ONLY THE FOUR LITTLE KELLYS In a New Novelty Musical Act. Good Supporting Programme. Rialto Phone 46-609. LK AT RICE JOY ancl EDMUND BURNS 1 I 1 { 1 1 i 1 i In “MADE FOR LOVE” Also Screening AUSTRALASIAN FILM CONTEST Personal and Screen Appearance of MISS BILLIE ANDREASSON Also All Star Vaudeville Only two more lights to see the thrilling life Adventurer —Nelson. story of Britain’s Greatest Prices Is to 2s 9d. Rini; 43-114. 1 Always A Good ShowDirection: Fuller - Hayward A Notable British Film of the Stirring Life Story of "That Great Little Man of Whom Everybody Was So Afraid.” 0 0 « 66 NELSON tf “The Picture that calls forth tumultuous applause whenever it is shown.” See the Great Sea Battles —The Nile, St. Vincent and Trafalgar. ****** ALSO SCREENING: Johnny Hines in “STEPPING ALONG” HIS LATEST AND FUNNIEST COMEDY Attractive Musical Programme by Strand Symphony Orchestra. TWO BIG PICTURES ON FRIDAY

PRINCE EDWARD • THEATRE Direction .... Fuller-Hayward Theatres. BUSTER KEATON BATTLING BUTLER’ The Screen’s Greatest Comedian In a whirling: Hurricane of Laughter, Thrills and Romance. 1 Light-weight Champion, but a Heavyweight Liar. P 7 VILUAM K H* RETURNS PfIERCRIfItiV; -s IWID bELAS'CO'S i Can the dead commune with the living? A neaiKiful stopry with a Ghost as Star ierromer. A picture you will thoroughly .. . enjoy and never forget. Our Prices: ALL DAY SIXPENCE on.. AFTER 5 P.M. STALLS, gD. CIRCLE, JS.

ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR TOWN HALL To-morrow ( Thursday ) Soloists: MISS ALMA McGRUER, Soprano. MR. JOHN BREE, Baritone. THE MOORE SISTERS, Instrumental Trio. CHOIR OF 80 VOICES ived Seats at Kali, 2s, 2s, 2s, 2s. dixieland ‘ UY THE SEA AUCKLAND’S MOST POPULAR CABARET, 10-niight To-night • Music. Space and Comfort Reign « Supreme Mid Week Gala Night Novelties, favours, etc dancing till midnight A <tais,lou fa. phone 26 . 615 . Make —— NOTICE •’lake vn„„ '••wiiv.c. 'lrand 'A-i ntil rr: L- nK, ' ln,uts now for thl N. vJI&..r S » at Pi land, -Novelty Ball, at Dixie Wednesday night. May 11. Danc- „ ln S 8 p.m. to 1 am. C 1 T Y AUCKLAND town hall Satu day Evening Next at 8 O’CLOCK municipal concert miss “m G tuAT, STODDART ’ Violinist Vocalist UQ HAN BARNETT MR. LEO \aj • City Organist Admit. WH| TTAKER. Accompanist at Lewis n r> 6ls - Reserved Seats 2s R. Eady and Son. Ltd., Queei Street. J. S. BRIGHAM, a —Town Clerk T °-night To-n trades hal CONCERT and DAA °OD programme or ° TR R 0T GR & A P JI, ME o|r J AZZ ROT AND OLD TIME JACKSON’S CLEVER ARTIS r Assisting. Ladies, is; Gents, Is Gd.