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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 146, 10 September 1927, Page 15

\strand\ f¥WWAHiVIW>T HUNDREDS WERE TURNED AWAY LAST NIGHT AT THE INITIAL SCREENING OF AUSTRALIA'S GREAT MASTERPIECE. “For the Term of His Natural Life " Crowded audiences waited eagerly for each screening of this wonderful picture, and cane away delighted and impressed, determined to come again to see this h s torical master piece, which created a furore in Auckland yesterday. “For the Term of His Natural Life is Preceded by a Magnificent Atmospheric Prologue, featuring the “Lyric Quartette. * You are advised to Book to obtain a sea; for evening sessions, •ommeneing at 7.5: day sessions at 11.0, .2.45, 2.T0, 4.30, 6.1» PRICES? Evening, Is 6d, 2s ?d. Day, Is, 2s Booking at Strand Full presentation at 6.0 p.m. session, accompanied by full atmospheric prologue, featuring the renowned Lyrio Quartette. ATTEND THE SPECIAL 6 O'CLOCK SESSION, AND AVOID THE CROWD. Prince Edward ™ THEATRE Karangahape Road Direction .. .. Fuller-Hayward Theatres. “The Lone Wolf Returns ’ WITH SERT LYTELL AND BILLIE DOVE. A_Society Mystery Drams. Charged with Thrills, Chills, and Dar ng Surprises. ALSO SCREENING—MAE MURRAY AND ROY D'ARCY, • “VALENCIA” A Vivid Romance of Spain. Beautiful Dresses, Wonder!ul Cabaret Scenes. Mae Murray :is the Cabaret Dancer. 1/- and 1/6 Sunday Concert Princess Theatre VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ITEMS BY Jackson ’s Concert Party In aid of the League's Employment Scheme. A. W. FLYGER, Hon. Sec. Kitchener Hal!, Kitchener St (Late Society of Arts Hall.) Open for Engagement Concerts, Dances and Lectures on Tuesday to Friday evenings. For particular* apply to:— LEONARD KNIGHT, 408 N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Queen Street, Auckland. am Cabaret By the Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday* To-night To-night Our Usual Carnival Night. 3 p.m., to 12 p.m. Admission, Is. Reserve Early Phone 26-615