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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 174, 13 October 1927, Page 15

Last Night! “IS ZAT SO?” Great Comedy Hit MISS CHRISTINA ORMISTON, Soprano MAJESTIC'S NEW ORCHESTRA! I FULLER -HAVWBO'S AJBIII <<T B e XJ*. eatr ® Beautiful.” Regular Prices: 1s to 2s 9d. Box Plan at Theatre. Ring 43-210 Continuous Pictures Daily from 11.15. The Laughter Boom Continues! TO-MORROW—FRESH OUTBURST OF FUN—TO-MORROW! M D A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER SPECIAL der L ve 5 T £°m 1 - he Afghan is tanese* words, ROO, meaning .NOT HlNtf, and KIE, meaning MUCH. Hence ROOKIE meaning NOTHING MUCH. INTRODUCING THE WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDY TEAM. KARL DANE and GEORGE K. ARTHUR e them Mad! Humour in a new form of wits between a recruit and a amp, with a pretty girl to help Old Soldiers Never Die, but Rookies d —comedy in an original setting—the d hard-bo led sergeant in a citizens' trai things along! In case you don’t know, a Rookie is an old soldier’s Nightmare. Meet a crowd of them and get a lot of laughs in this rollicking story of love and adventure—You’ll understand why old soldiers become bad tempered after you’ve seen this side-splitting comedy. It’s the Year’s Greatest. „ _ _ ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS: Dn the _ ‘ There never staße Miss Christina Ormiston A New Selection of Vocal Gems. MAJE:STIC*S NEW ORCHESTRA Music Director: John Whiteford Waugh. “A NIGHT IN HOLLYWOOD”—TOWN HALL NEXT TUESDAYA “REEL” REIVIEL

Hippodrome and empress Both Theatres Packed to the Doors'—AGAlN TO-NIGHT TOM MIX and Tony the Wonder Horse in “Outlaws of Red River.” THRILLS! ACTION! SUSPENSE!—IN A ROMANCE OF A TEXAS RANGER AND GIRL BANDIT