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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 138, 1 September 1927, Page 17

AMUSEMENT^ LAST NIGHT LOVERS? Were they Or did the tongues of scandal lie? Ramon Novarro, with Alice Terry in “LOVERS” Greatest of All Romances, with Two of the Screen's Famous Lovers, Acting Together for the First Time And at Evening Sessions: MISS ETTA FIELD (Soprano) Nl FULLEQ -HAVvmBD’S kitsric “The Theatre Beautiful” Regular Prices: 1s to 2s 9d. Box Plan at Theatre. Ring 43-210 WITH ITS POPULAR NEW MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres Continuous Pictures Daily from 11.15 TOMORROW We again forge ahead by offering a programme which defies competition PETER B. KYNE’S “The Understanding Heart” THE PICTURE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THE MAN WITH THE WORLD-WIDE AUDIENCE Author of "Never the Twain Shall Meet,” “Cappy Ricks,” and a large number of other stories that were instantaneous successes. Peter B. Kyne appeals to an audience ail his own—an audience which follows his magic characters through the pages of his stories and novels and thence to the silver-sheet In “THE UNDERSTANDING HEART” The characters are portrayed by Cast of Favourites: JOAN CRAWFORD, FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN, JNR., CARMEL MYERS, ROCKLIFFE FELLOWES Laughter and Romance, happily interwoven, are threaded right through this rattling story Additional Attraction ON THE STAGE Something Different in Divertisement, A Return Season of THE CAMPBELL BOYS In An Entirely New Programme of HUMOUR AND HARMONY Two Boys—Two Smiles—Two Concertinas

TO-NIGHT NATIONAL THEATRE t t oT„ y t THE BRITISH FILM SERVICE LIMITED Present Dr. Marie Stopes’s Famous Screen Play “MARRIED LOVE” Featuring Britain’s Famous Screen Artist Lillian Hall-Davis. All Auckland will See This Wonderful Production