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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 108, 28 July 1927, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS LAST SCREENINGS TO-DAY 11.5. 12.50. 3.36, 5.5 and 8.48. OLD IRONSIDES ®IjE UExJEUt “ The Theatre Magnificent”^^ 99 COMMENCING TO-MORROW :ii The Very Heart and Soul of New York Town Laid Bare Upon the Screen. U,,lh RICARDO Cortez, lois wilsom. ESTELLE TAYLOR, WILLIAM POWELL. NORMAN TREVOR J. EC At the Wurlitzer. Tntroducing New Novelty Song Filr CONTINUOUS PICTURES FROM 11 a.m. BIG MATINEE DAY AT 2.30. With Full Organ Accompaniment and Vaudeville. BOOK NOW FOR SATURDAY, and Avoid Disappointment. Reservations at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd., and at Theatre. Phone 46-88£. REGENT BALLROOM WILL BE CLOSED TO-NIGHT. TEA DANCE NEXT SATURDAY, 2.30.

Auckland Winter Exhibition OPEN 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily ONLY THREE MORE DAYS. MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS TO VISIT THE SHOW NOW. SCORES OF SIDE-SHOWS AND AMUSING NOVELTIES. FIVE BIG SHEDS PACKED WITH INTERESTING EXHIBITS. ADMISSION Is. CHILDREN 6d. PROGRAMME TO-DAY (THURSDAY), at 8 P.M. GRAND CONCERT in CONCERT HALL Arranged by Mr. T. T. Garland. THE OPERATIC QUARTETTE: Soloists — Miss Myra Monk. Miss Myrtle Burns Miss Beryl Poulton Mr. Hugh Woods Mr. Fryer-Raisher Mr. A. Birch Mr. A. Prentice Also THE MUSICAL THREE - And MR. REX YATES in a Fund of Humour. PICTURES from 3 p.m. ORCHESTRA CHILDREN accompanied by Teacher admitted Free during Morning and Afternoon. RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES from all parts of Auckland Province. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY: 44- —Manager and Secretary. 45- —Office in Shed 8. 45-683—Shed 9. 45-521—Shed 11. 44-757—Shed 12. Electrical Industries.

~9C . SljaU] m W\ THE | CARNIVAL. | •' • ♦ Saturday, July 30th 4 Re-Opening at the | {arts halli • . =• | KITCHENER STREET | T See Advt. in Saturday’s SUN. \ AUCKLAND QAN ARY AND TgIRD OL.UB ANNUAL SHOW Epiphany Hall, Karangahape Road. JUDY 20 AND 30. Admission, 6d. E. HART, Secretary.