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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 47, 18 May 1927, Page 15

AM USEM ENTS Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Is to 2s 9d. Ring 43-114. FINAL TWO DAYS “Seven Sinners ” Marie Prevost 8 p.m. Sessions “Hero " T^ e of the Police Big Snows" p atro i” RIN-TIN-TIN Day & Evening Day Sessions Sessions COMMENCING FRIDAY Even Funnier than “ The Navigator ” and “Seven Chances!” IN THE LAUGH-BUSTER GO WEST” A thousand cattle running wild in a big city—and Buster alone, to round them up! Talk about a bull in a china shop! Buster pursued long-horns in Turkish - baths, cows in barber shops and calves in the police station! You'll say this is the funniest film you ever saw. Laughs is what it has nothing else but! ALSO SCREENING A Drama of Love Amid Great Railroad Thrills. “THE DANGER SIGNAL" Featuring Jane Novak. The Auckland 5) Amateur Operatic Society Candidates for Active Membership of the Auckland Amateur Operatic Society should make immediate application for nomination forms at the office of the Secretary, 2nd Floor, Imperial Bldgs., Queen St., or by post, BOX 568, G.P.0., Auckland. H. GOLDIE, Hon. Secretary, Imperial Bldgs., Queen Street. Click Clack Cabaret NEWMARKET TO-NIGHT POPULAR NIGHT 8 to 11 p.m. Admission, 3/The best band and floor and the jolliest surroundings in town. NOTE.— The Cabaret can be engaged for Private Parties, Club Dances and Wedding Parties. Phone 25-021 and 46-134 after 7.30 p.m.