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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 41, 11 May 1927, Page 15

AM USEMENTS NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.30, 2.30, 5 and 8. tto? #8 n® I Lyric LYRIC NIGHTLY, 7.45 COLLEEN MOORE “TWINKLETOES” FOR THE LAST TIME TO-NIGHT. COMMENCING TO-MORROW FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES PRESENT THE BEST LOVED LOVER ON THE SCREEN. RICHARD BARTHELMESS IN lIIS BRAND NEW BROADWAY HIT! “Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold” (The White-Black Sheep) ACTION! ACTION! ACTION! THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! Barbed shafts of slander drove him from Society. Spears of treachery pursued him. But in the Desert’s terrific test of courage the *‘Black Sheep” found himself. The star you like best in his best-liked parr! Wonderful acting—wonderful action! Excitement at fever heat—suspense that makes your blood run cold. You’ll talk about the wonders of this marvellous Desert Drama' ‘Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold’ PICTURISED AS- “THE WHITE - BLACK SHEEP " YOU'LL SIT SPELLBOUND AS DICK BARTHELMESS BUILDS THIS PICTURE INTO ONE SOLID HOUR OF SLASHING ENTERTAINMENT. PATSY RUTH MILLER PLAYS OPPOSITE THE STAR, SUPPORTED BY WONDERFUL CAST. Producers’ Distributing Corporation Present A SMASHING STORY OF THE STAGE AND RACETRACK. “THE CHORUS LADY” A GRIPPING STORY OF THE GOOD AND EVIL THAT LIE BEHIND THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF BROADWAY. THE PICTURE IS RICH IN THRILLS AS WELL AS EMOTIONAL APPEAL. AWONG THE THRILLING INCIDENTS ARE A BIG FIRE, A THRILLING HORSE RACE, WITH A DARING RESCUE BY THE HEROINE. MARGARET LIVINGSTONE AND VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN Head a Brilliant All-Star Cast. SELECTED SUPPORTS. Box Plans for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd Last 2 Nights Last 2 Nights Direction: Fuller- Hayward Theatres. Always A Good ShowPrices: Is to 2a 3d. Ring 43-114. 1. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S LATEST IS HIS BEST “STEELE OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED” WITH BERT LYTELL, STUART HOLMES, CHARLOTTE MERRIAM SWIFT ACTION THRILLING MYSTERY! A Criminal Hunt through Wilds— A Mighty Climax in Roaring Rapids 2. A DRAMA OF DESPERATE GOLD TMTCCDT’C TAT I ” SEEKERS IN A GREAT DESERT. 1 JIIH ULoLK 1 O 1 ULL See the wonderful new star—FRANCIS McDONALD—who rides like the windshoots to kill—two-fisted fighter and lover sublime—athlete—super horseman—wonderful actor. STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA in Popular Musical Programme. A MERRY MYSJERY DRAMA COMMENCING FRIDAY “SEVEN SINNERS AND MARIE PfTA/Os’t

GRAND OPP G.P.O. 3 BIG STAR FEATURES TO-DAY. NO. 1 ‘The Miracle of the Wolves’ Screened at 11.15 and 5.50. NO. 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.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Lessees J. C. Williamson. Ltd. BRILLIANT COMEDY SEASON Commencing Saturday Even ing “me E. J. CARROLL. THE BOX PLANS For 6 NIGHTS <£. 1 MATINEE ARE NOW OPEN A T Lewis R. E;idy and Son, Ltd. Reserve tions: Orches. Stalls, 8s; Dress Circle, 6s. REMEMBER: Fn Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin the booking was phenomenal. Thus it is advantageous for patrons to make early application for reservations. It THe opLt o pLt L J A 3-ACT COMEDY OF SHEER DELIGHT Representative .. .. .. .. Scott ColviU*.

HIPPODROME MONSTER PANTOMIME Fop the Children “Little Red Riding Hood” 40 Performers 40 To-morrow, Thursday, 2 p.m.

Click Clack Cabaret NEWMARKET TO - xN I G H T Dancing 8-11 p.m. Admission Perfectly Sprang Floor—Click Clack Orchestra, under leadership of Walter Smith. The Cabaret can be engaged for Private Parties, Club Dances and Wedding Parties.