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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 161, 28 September 1927, Page 15

amusements pTOoMftfA.O'SniEh fhatir m last NIGHTS. LEATRICE JOY, in “WEDDING SONG.” Alao, “ARIZONA BOUND.” THE CAMPBELL BOVO COLIN CRANE TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). WALLACE BEERY, FORD STERLING in “CASEY AT THE BAT” Also, First National’s Greatest Racing Drama, “The Sunset Derby” and “Rubber Tires” Hilarious Comedy, Auto Camps, Tin 1 izzies A 'ou SP f, C !-o« L VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS, rnone 4; •Ijfio. "DOWN THE STRETCH.” Also, “ARIZONA BOUND.” COLIN CRANE, the Ceietrity Baritone TO-MORROW. WALLACE BEERY, FORD STERLING, “CASEY AT THE BAT” Also “THE DIXIE FLYER” And SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. Phone 44-138. CONTINUOUS FROM lOaais Op< “DOWN THE STRETCH” and "CONVOY.” JACK HOXIE. In THE FIGHTING PEACEMAKER,” TO-MORROW. “Rubber Tires” A Tale of Auto Camps and Tin Lizzies. 3,000 Miles of Laughs Also “THE DIXIE FLYER” A Roaring Railroad Romance Also. MONSTER VAUDEVILLE: ATTRACTIONS. Phone 44-402. a LAURA LA PLANTE in BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN” And BUCK JONES in “Hills of Peril” Phone 46-603- Phone 20-142 Phone 26-041. 1 Shipwrecked 5

EMPIRE DOMINION ROAD TO-NIGHT •‘TWIN KLETOES." Starring Popular Colleen Moore. A delightful picture packed with drama, pathos and comedy. The Second Picture — “THE WILD HORSE STAMPEDE.” Starring Jack Hoxie, with hia wonder horse “Scout,” in a thrilling Western drama. Strong supporting Programme. EMPIRE ORCHESTRA.

GIFIToL DOMINION ROAD TERMINUS. TO-NIGHT 0. W. Griffith's Classic Production, “THE SORROWS OF SATAN.” From Marie Corelli’s Famous Book. Starring Adolphe Menjou. Th« Second Picture—“MARRIAGE.” See the screen version of the world’s greatest novelist's daring analysis of Marriage. Starring Virginia Valli. THE CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. ’Phone 20-574. £I T T OF AUCKLAND. Man icipal Con certs TOWN HALL Saturday Evening Next Tie Auckland Municipal Band Presents the following Popular Programme: Match, ‘"Sylvia” Vlach Overture, “Pique Dame" .. Suppe Selection, “The Shamrock” (By request) . .... Myddleton Veeal Quartette. “Rockin’ in the Wind” Nalderger Vocalists: THE LYRIC FOUR Duet (Cornet and Euphonium) “Excelsior” Baife Soloists: Messrs F. Bcwes .& J. Purchase Phantasy. “Funeral March of a Bumble Bee’* Evan Marsden Vocal Quartette, “O, Peaceful Night” Ed. German Vocalists The Lyric Four Piccolo Solo, *The Wren in the Poplars” Adams Soloist: Mr. Hal. C. McLennan Selection, “Katja, the Dancer” Jean Gilbert Vocal Quartette. “In Absence” Dudley Buck Vocalists: The Lyric Four Descriptive Intermezzo, “From a Russian Village lEvan Marsden Seltction, “The Gondoliers” .. Sullivan CHRISTOPHER SMITH# Bandmaster A3MISSION: 6d and 1s; Reserves, 2s. Booking at Messrs. Lewis R. Eady am e*' I ’. Ltd., Queen Street. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. DIXIELAND CABARET BY TH E SEA. TO-NIGHT. OUR MID-WEEK GALA NIGHT. *-30 p,m. to 12 o.m. Admission, 7s 6d Double. SPECIAL NOTICE: monster non-stop dance night p 0« THE FIRST TIME IN AUS- . TRALASIA. Wednesday, October 5 CONTINUOUS MUSIC BY TWO MASTER bands. the two Finest Bands in ’ I; he Famous Internationals B.,in I,Z Bendall’s Snappy Col'egians. to 1 -30 a.m. Admisision, 7s 6ct. * Early to Avoid Disappointment. Phone 26-615, The; GLORIOUS BEAUTY OF '« O-Ilw c„ motherhood battered in after years by the fpi* Tragedv of a Wayward Child. The 4th Commandment’ A Mother’s Heart Broken, this Powerful Photo-Drama at •HE NEW REGENT,, FRIDAY. isn t 80 unlucky if j'ou list r alsrton * Paramount star, a: Arzner, her director, a WU l ? Unt " firs * ancl only worn There are 13 lett€ °* their names. Th« v.\, J^Tur e '‘Fashions for Womei Creeti? hit and Miss Arzr iss Alston again in “T Commandments.”