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

AMUSEMENTS “Always Comfort and Service.” FullerHayward Theatres. Afternoon Tea Free. 2 to 4.15 SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEES, DAILY AT 2.30 LAST NIGHT LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE’S CttA ID. Amazing Sequel to the Famous “Lone Wolf” Stories “The Lone Wolf Returns” With Bert Lyteli and Billie Dove Two of the Screen's Greatest and Most Popular Players Thrill to the cunning battle of wits with the police. “The Lone Wolf” at his best! Exciting! Romantic! Different! STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Musical Directress: Eve Bentley Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m. Evening Session at 7.50 And Our Usual Popular Prices, 1s to 2s 9d COMMENCING TO-MORROW A GIANT DOUBLE PROGRAMME OF SUPREME ENTERTAINMENT Fox Present “ The Auctioneer” Featuring MARION NIXON, GEORGE SIDNEY, AND GARETH HUGHES, AND TWO REAL KANGAROOS “The Auctioneer” has almost everything that wholesome entertainment could have. There's pathos, comedy of various sorts, intrique and romance. “The Auctioneer” sets forth in a most human manner the story The Second Attraction Delores Costello and John Harron In a tingling Mystery-Comedy, as the girl who had the come-hither look in her eyes “The Little Irish Girl” You travelled into realms of far-off, by-gone romance with her and John Barrymore in “The Sea Beast”; you went into a world of gowns and smart sophistication with her in “Mannequin.” Now you will laugh with her and love her more than ever when you see her as the slick little heroine of “THE LITTLE IRISH GIRL”