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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 39, 9 May 1927, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS T& TflOMftf A.O’gBIEN Thealj^f Jlvoli " Nightly at 745 CONTINUOUS FROM tOtmJo K)~» 44 99 The Silent Skeik CLOVER) and FORD STERLING. BETTY BRONSON “ Everybody’s Acting ” ‘For Heaven’s Sake’ “SO’S YOUR OLD MAN" DOUGLAS MACLEAN in HOLD THAT LION” JOHNNY HINES In “STEPPING ALONG’’ Good Supporting Programme “BEAU GESTE” GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Reserves at Golden Bowl, next Theatre. Huge Vaudeville on Wednesday V three lamps

G RAM D OPP G.P.O. 3 BIG STAR FEATURES TO-DAY. NO. 1— ‘The Miracle of the Wolves’ Screened at 11.15 and 5.50. WO. 2 Harold Lloyd “HOT WATER” Screened at 1.30, 3.40 and 8 o'clock. NO. 3 MAX LINDER “7 YEARS’ BAD LUCK” Screened at .2.30, 4.40 and 9 o’clock. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY.

LIBRARY. Q. R A F T O N WINTER COURSE OPENING ENTERTAINMENT Tendered by THE AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY To-morrow Night Tuesday, May 10th AT 8 P.M. PROGRAMME: 1. “OUT OP THE ASHES” - - (Playlet) 2 Piano Solo ------ Dorothea Taylor 3. Vocal Solo ----- Alma McGruer 4. Monologue ----- Lynda Murphy 5. Baritone Solo ----- Ernest Snell 6. Comedy Duet - Beryl Poulton and Arthur Prentice. 7. Some Humour - - - - Raymond Reeve 8. Pas de deux - - Dorothy Richardson and Tinker Jackson 0. Contralto Solo - - - - Nellie Lingard 10. Monologue ------ Ruth Scott 11. Vocal Solo ------ Doris Couston 12. Tenor Solo ----- Jean Delore ADMISSION BY COURSE TICKET OR SIXPENCE Course Tickets on Sale at all City Libraries and Queen St. Bookshops. DIXIELAND I'Hfci SEA THE CABARET WILL NOT BE OPEN TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) TUESDAY NIGHT 8.30 TO 11.30 P.M. ADMISSION 2s 6d WEDNESDAY NIGHT OUR GRAND WINTER NOVELTY BALL DO NOT MISS THIS NIGHT OP REVELRY A Host of Attractions, Weird Novelties, • Jaiety and Frolic for all; also Special Vaharet Items by Mr. Monte Brewster. Dancing, S p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission 7s 6d Phone 26-615.