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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 155, 21 September 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS •I! Cortf mu'ous | from / last night of t f.rst l nat.onal , s “CONVOY” Also “ COLLEGIATE ” Also TILTON and WEST, ‘THE MUSICAL DRUNK,” The Saxophone King. COMMENCING TO-MORROW First National's ‘ WEDDING SONG,” Starring LEATRICE JOY. Also “ARIZONA BOUND” Featuring GARRY COOPER. SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. The Campbell Boy., and Colin Crane Clara Bow in ‘THE PRIMROSE PATH’ and “SOFT SHOES” A Thrilling Comedy-Drama. A Laughing Treat. TO-MORROW: Universal’s Greatest Racing Drama: “Down The Stretch” And "ARIZONA BOUND.” CONTINUOUS FROM K)»t> “ CABARET ” and “McFADDEN’S FLATS” TO-MORROW: Universal’s Great Racing Comedy-Drama, “DOWN THE STRETCH” Also JACK HOXIE in “THE FIGHTING PEACEMAKER." Also THE CAMPBELL BOYS. THREE LAMPS THE BIG FOX SPECIAL ‘WHAT PRICE GLORY’ Laughter Fills Every Scene. Good Supports and Orchestra. Phones, 46-609—20-142. WALLACE BEERY, ESTHER RALSTON “OLD IRONSIDES”

GVfOTRft DOMINION ROAD TERMINUS. TO-NIGHT B G DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. “THE PLASTIC AGE” Starring clara bow. A College Story, A Delightful Drama of ths Jazz Age. Full of Youth, Life, Gaiety and Thrills. The Secord Picture, “HILLS OF PERIL Starring BUCK JONES. A Thrilling Western Drama, Full of Throbbing Excitement. Showing Also: Two-Reel Comedy and Universal News. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Phone 20-574. //• kl EDENDALE CINEMA, TRAM TERM. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING. HAROLD LLOYD’S GREATEST PICTU RE, “The Kid Brother ** Also a Rollicking Comedy Drama, “Tin Hats.” Starring Conrad Nagel and Claire Windsor. Latest Pathe News. EMPIRE DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME. “OH! WHAT A NURSE” Starring Popular SYD. CHAPLIN. A Rollicking Comedy-Drama. Don’t Miss This One. It’s Greater Than “Charley’s Aunt.” The Second Picture “STEPPING ALONG,” Starring JOHNNY HINES. Hilarious Comedy-Drama, F Action, Pep and Thrills. Strong Supporting Programm EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. FAIRYLAND ST MATTHEW’S HALL HOBSON STREET To-Night (Wednesday) 7 P.M. TO 11 P.M. Owing to the bad weather of the past few days it has been dec ded to open Fairyland again To-night. Dancing. 8 to 11 p.m. Admission Free. Corns and hav9 Supper in the Garden of the Fairies. Price 6d. GranD OPP. G.P.O. LAST TWO DAYS METRO-GOLDWYN SPECIAL: “Bardelys The Magnificent” • Starring JOHN GILBERT AND ELEANOR BOARDMAN From the Great Novel by . . RAFAEL SAB ATI NI. Author of “The Sea Hawk” and “Captain _ Blood.” Comedy,— “ Lighthouse Keeping ” _ ORCHESTRION. Se,lions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5.45 and 8. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. DIXIELAND EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8,30 P.ri. to 12 p.m. Double Tickets, 7s 6d. SPECIAL NOTICE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 8.3 C p.m. to 1.30 a.m. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. Non-ttop Danc i„g for the F j rst Time in asia * Continuous Music by Two as.er Bands—the Famous Internationals and Bendall’s Snappy Collegians. D . ADMISSION, 7s 6d. Phone 26-615. Tn? Ust ; er Kea.ton is building a mi.nia frJ? c alon K the Sacramento Rive l ’ se in his next L T nited Artist comedy, “Steamboat Bill.’*11