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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 128, 20 August 1927, Page 15

Hm A Sparkling Comedy-Dr Also. TOM TYLER, Special Attraction Captain Phone 41-586. AM M? 1 NATIONAL presents ANNA Q. NILSSON, KENNETH HAR- “ Easy Pickings ” T B\ff^7 a Ne o w a, Yo r y k n' r g r "r a Ex C p%;t h s at and LEATRICE JOY IN P “Eve’s Leaves” a i^ a ’..-r P j; e = S ' !n . by Cecil B - d = Mille. in THE ARIZONA STREAK." Lindbergh’s Reception in New York. 44-136 CONTINUOUS FROM U,mJo \Orm <4-40. Additional at Tivoli— T H*s Two Ong mule, dagover. GEORGE ALEXANDER. “Love is Blind” A Delightful Comedy-Drama of .... Matrimonial Errors. L u N BRENT in “THE IMPOSTOR.' Flashing, Vibrant Drama—lntrigue Mystery with a Thousand Thrills. AT EVERYBODY’S ONLY. Bebe Daniels in “A Kiss in a Taxi” H F., VEFtN ? N FAMILY—Walter and Tal Nuts—Ginger, Sandy. MZiaeta • S* \ Broadway Nmkt. WALLACE BEERY, ES RALSTON. GEORGE BANCROFT, Old Ironsides : A Mighty Epic of the Sea—Thruung Battle Scenes—Amazing Romance and „ Drama—the year’s Mightiest Picture—AT RIALTO ONLY “The Asquiths” English Society Entertainers, with their Novelty Song Film, "Tipperary." Phones 46-609 and 20-142. W y THREE LAMPS ANNA Q. NILSSON—CHARLES MURRAY—HUNTLY GORDON Her Second Chance ’ LEFTY FLYN in "HEADS UP" Also, The Musical Drunk

A Week of Girls and Giggles! -HAV'VX/AQD’S FULLER N n i Regular Saturday Prices: 1s to 3s 3d Ring 43-210 M&SL JESTS’ THE MOST DELECTABLE COMEDY EVER PRODUCED “Ankles Preferred" With MADGE BELLAMY AN INTIMATE STORY OF SILK STOCKINGS A JAZZ VERSION OF THE O. HENRY STORY. ‘ GIRLS’* (Fox Comedy) A DAZZLING DANCE SPECTACLE OF COLOUR BLENDING IN MOVEMENT “ Colour in Harmony ” Presented by Mme. Edith Baird 40 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS

ST&AMO Hayward 3rd Wonderful Week of Pictures and Revue ! ROBERT ROBERTS’ BON-BON REVUE COMPANY By Arrangement with Sir Benjamin and John Fuller Present their third triumphant programme “WHIRLWIND” ENTIRE COMPANY AND BEAUTY BALLET A whirlwind of delight—pretty girts—clever dancers— side-splitting comedians—brilliant sketches—enchanting ' singing and orchestral music—gorgeous scenes and dresses 2.30 Twice Daily Here’s a picture that will set ail Auckland talking! A theme new in the annals of motion pictures! “ Women Love Diamonds ” With Pauline Starke and Owen Moore LIONEL BARRYMORE AND DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JUNR. “Beautiful, Brilliant, Hard as Diamonds —such are the girls of to-day,” says a modern writer. Whether you agree or not, you’ll be interested in this brilliant story of a bewitching gold digger. DAY PRICES.—StaIIs, 1s; Reserved Front Stalls, 1s 6d; Circle, 1s 6d; Reserved ont Circle 2s. NIGHT PRICES. —Stalls, 1s 6d and 2s Reserved; Dress Circle, 3s 3d Reserved. SPECIAL SUNDAY CONCERT A Special Address on the League objects by the President. Public invited; all proceeds to go to our unemployment scheme. Silver coin collection. A. W. FLYGER, Hon. Secretary. EXHIBITIONS HIS WORK LIVES This paper’s issue of August 17th. SHARP’S Double Headed Daffodil is on exhibition at Mackay’s, Florist, 98 Queen Street, Auckland.

Announcement! Sunday (To-morrow) evening at the Strand Theatre will be the Fifty-second High-class Musical Programme since the Sunday Concerts have been introduced into Auckland and the management wishes to announce at 8 to-morrow evening at the Strand Theatre a special musical programme has been arranged at which leading and professional artists will contribute, making this one of the 1927 Sunday Concert successes. For the last 12 months patrons, young and old, after church have attended our Musical Recitals on Sunday Evenings and have always expressed their appreciation of this High-class programme. Owing to limited space we are unable to advertise our full programme, but here are some of the artists appearang: Miss Myra McCleod, contralto; Sunday Concert Orchestra of 25 cultured musicians; the Salon Trio; Mr. Howard Moody; Mr. Francis Bate and Miss Gladys Vincent; the Lyric Quartette; recitation by Mr. Alan McElwain and tenor solo by Mr. A. Ripley; violin solo by Miss Gladys Vincent and 'cello solo by Mr. Francis Bate; and other leading artists. Come early in order to secure a seat. Reserves. Early doors at 6 p.m. House generally full at 7.45 p.m. Remember at the Strand Theatre To-morrow evening. E. J. DUDSON, Organiser,

i PraifTEffl J. and N. TAIT Thursday Night Next Will be a Unique Event in the Musical History of Auckland, for it will mark the First of Two Recitals to be given in this City by HEIFETZ THE MARVELLOUS VIOLINIST WHO CAPTIVATED AUCKLAND AUDIENCES SIX YEARS AGO BY HIS REMARKABLE GENIUS Iheifetzl RECITALS IN AUCKLAND WILL BE STRICTLY LIMITED TO TWO Next Thursday Night AND Next Saturday Night ISI DOR ACHRON at the Piano BOX PLANS FOR BOTH CONCERTS ARE NOW ON VIEW AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. PRICES: 12s 6d an«TlOs 6d (Reserved), Plus Tax, etc. Special Concessions to Students upon application to the Box Office. Direction J. and N. TAIT Representative: John Farrell QIT Y OF AUCKLAND ZOOLOGICAL PARK SUNDA Y AFTERNOON AT 3 O’CLOCK. Auckland Municipal Band PROGRAMME: MARCH: “The Warrior” Kahl | HYMN: “Come, Ye Thankful People, Come” Elvey OVERTURE: “Der Freischutz” .. Wet*er j SUITE: “At the King's Court” .. Sousa | SELECTION: “Operas of Offenbach” Ansel! INTERVAL. MARCH: “Kopriva” Nicol ORIENTAL SCENE: “A Dervish Chorus” Sebek ! SELECTION: “The Maid of the Moun- | tains” Fraser-Simson ! BELL GAVOTTE: “Cloches de St. Malo” Rimmer MARCH: ‘‘Wait for the Waggon” Woodhouse National Anthem. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.

GRAND This Year’s Comedy Masterpiece “TIN HATS ** ONE LONG LAUGH Starring Conrad Nagel and Cfaire Windsor ORCHESTRA FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Sessions, 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5.45 and 8. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY Grand Complimentary Concert Tendered to Walter Vernon under the Patronage of Orphans’ and Savage Clubs at SCOTS HALL SYMONDS STREET, Tuesday, August 23rd. AT 8 P.M. EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. Auckland’s Leading Artists, including Walter vernon and ginger in his very latest galaxy of quips. Selected Items will be rendered by the Auckland Orphans’ Orchestra, 8 P.M. SHARP. TICKETS 2s EACH. JAZZ MUSICAL BOX Corner of Pitt Street ana Karangahape Road „ 8, 11.45 p.m. 2> NIGHT AND £VEE? MONDAY WEDNESDAY A _ FRIDAY Best Appointed Dance Hall in Australasia. MDBICAL BOX FIVE , Un der the Leadership of Mr. Rowe (late Parisian) Ladies, 2s; Gent, 2s 6d Manugemeui H WATTS

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