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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 151, 16 September 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS FULLER -HA'v'VS^RD’e A, 111 “The Theatre Beautiful.” Box Plan at Theatre. _ _ WITH ITS POPULAR NEW MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Continuous Pictures Daily from 11.15 TO-DAY! TO-DAY! A NEW AND SPARKLING PROGRAMME OF REFRESHING VARIETY. HERE’S THE SUNSHINE GIRL AGAIN! SALLY O’NEILL 66 Frisco Saiiy Levy If SHE’LL DANCE INTO YOUR HEART! never met a girl just like her—the gayest, prettiest, peppiest lass who And what a picture of rich humour, real You’ ever Charlestoned into your heart _ romance, unforgettable thrills she’ll lead you through! She had a Jewish father, an Irish mother—and then a son of Erin both laid claim to her h eart! YOU’LL ROAR! YOU’LL SHRIEK! YOU’LL LOVE IT! son of Aaron and JACK LUMSDAINE Brilliant Composer-Entertainer. FEATURING HIS MOST POPULAR SONG HITS:— ‘l’m Telling the Birds”; “When Autumn Leaves are Falling”; “It All Ccmes Out of Rates”; “Blue Skies”; “Mary Lou.” WONDERFUL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. , Including Majestic News (latest pictures of Chamberlain and Levine Flight, Greenwich Observatory Photographs Total Eclipse; Daredevil Steeplejack in Unforgettable Thrills, etc.) N.2. Scenic, “White Island”; British Scenic, “Ugley,” prettiest village in Essex; How to Dance the Flat Charleston; Mannequin Training; Eve in Strenuous and Gentle Sport; and the Latest and Funniest Fox Comedy. ANOTHER GREAT ORCHES TRAL PROGRAMME, Arranged by Mr. J. Whiteford-Waugh. Overture, “POET AND PEASANT” (Suppe), MAJESTIC’S NEW ORCHESTRA Overture “Poet and Peasant (Suppe); “Carnival Venitien” (Burgmein); “Intermezzo Pittoresque” (J. Kocian); “Eili, Ei i” (Simon Katz); “Allegro Vivace” (Franz Schubert’s No. 1 Sym phony); “Vanity Fair” (Percy Fletcher); “Moonlight on the Hudson” (Gi. D. Wilson).