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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 87, 4 July 1927, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS NEW TEST FOR SEMI-FINALISTS TO-NIGHT UNDER ACTUAL STUDIO CONDITIONS. 3tl}£ =. “The Theatre Magnificent ”= Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON FILMS. Managing Directors BEAUMONT SMITH & F W THRINQ. Mighty Organ Accompaniment by Eddie Horton Feature at Matinees at 2.15 daily. CONTINUOUS PICTURES FROM 11 A.M. EVENING SESSION AT 7.45 SHARP THE BRITISH PRODUCTION, “LONDON” INTRIGUING Released by Paramount. Thomas Burke’s Gripping Limehouse Story, with DOROTHY GISH In Her Greatest Role. VIEWS OF THE MOTHER CITY’S FAMOUS FORM BACKGROUND TO GRIPPING PLOT. Iand;..ARKS “MISS NEW ZEALAND 1927” In Conjunctn ith Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer FOUR SEMI-FINALISTS IN A NEW STUDIO TEST NOTE. —THE GIRLS WILL BE GIVEN NEW TESTS IN A REAL STI. SETTING AT THE REGENT AT EACH APPEARANCE. Special Musical Programme by OPERATIC ORCHESTRA, ARRANGED BY MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. Overture, "Romantique” (Keier Bela). At the Mighty Wurlitzer, EDDIE HORTON. (a) Schubert’s “Serenade,” (b) ‘’Loin Du Bal.” BOOK IMMEDIATELY AT THEATRE, PHONE 46-888. WANTED. —Young girl to pose as wife—Business reasons—Marriage no object.—Apply RICHARD DIX, in Paramount’s “PARADISE FOR TWO”

DIXIELAND ~ ~ CA6AREI BV THE SEA Tuesday Night, July 5 GRAND GALA NIGHT IN AID OF THE REV. JASPER CALDER’S UNEMPLOYMENT AND CITY RELIEF FUNDS Dancing 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. 7s 6d Double Ticket NOVELTIES, FAVOURS, STREAMERS, ETC. Also MISS GWEN MacNAUGHTON In her Spanish and Russan Solo Dances And MR. MONTE BREWSTER In His Eccentric Charleston Do not miss the Greatest of All Gala Nights The Famous Internationals, N.Z.’s Premier Orchestra, will dispense the latest hits of the dancing world. Patrons are advised to reserve early. Phone 26-615.

Dresses that truly merit the term “chic” are worn by Bebe Daniels in her next Paramount comedy, “A Kiss in a Taxi.” The boulevard atmosphere is interwoven in every thread of their fabrics.