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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 81, 27 June 1927, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS Glorious Setting Shows Semi-Finalists to Best Advantage before Packed and Delighted Audiences “GUje Eegrttlrj I-.- “The Theatre Magnificent Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON FILMS. Managing Directors BEAUMONT SMITH & F. W THRING. GRAND ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT NEW FEATURE AT MATINEES. DAILY AT 2.15 CONTINUOUS PICTURES FROM 11 A.M. EVENING SESSION AT 7.45 SHARP EVENINGS ONLY, PERSONAL APPEARANCE IN REGENT’S GORGEOUS SETTING OF THE 16 SEMI-FINALISTS IN THE GREAT SCREEN QUEST “MISS NEW ZEALAND 1927” See the Girls Where They Look Their Best VOTING AT THEATRE. MANAGERIAL NOTE.—It should be clearly . understood that the Official Scrutineers of the Voting Cards are Messrs. Hutchison, Elliffe, and Cameron, Public Accountants. The Theatre takes no part in this work. SYNCHRONISED MUSIC arranged by MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. Overture, '‘ltalians in Algiers” t Rossini) by OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. And the Appropriate Paramount Film — “BLONDE OR BRUNETTE?” IN WHICH THAT SUAVE FELLOW, ADOLPHE MENJOU SHOWS YOU HOW DIFFICULT IT IS TO PICK THEM! At the Mighty Wurlitzer, EDDIE HORTON Plays “In a Monastery Garden,” “Waiata Maori,” and his OWn Composition, “New Zealand Maid.” WEF<E YOU BORN WITHIN THE WALLS OF THE CITY OF LONDON? If so, apply immediately to Manager, Regent Theatre. FRIDAY NEXT The Great British Feature “LONDON” (Released by Paramount) A Gripping Story by Thomas Burke with DOROTHY GISH As the Slumdom Waif transplanted to Mayfair. Book now at Theatre. Phone 46-888.