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

AMUSEMENTS LAST VOTING TO-NIGHT Yaz?’* k a US?f ther J From * h <= ten Finalists. "Miss New Zealand 19.:/, will be elected by YOU, and the other 250.000 theatresoers in New Zealand. THE DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN! HOLLYWOOD INVITES! THE STUDIO IS READY' VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE! FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT! S§S^D AD N°A R G E E E L a rn d “HEAVEN ON EARTH” FINAL APPEARANCE TO-NIGHT A DAZZLING DISPLAY OF FASCINATING FEMININITY 10 DOMINION FINALISTS lO “Always AND Direction Comfort FullerHaywara Service Theatres. PICTURES CONTINUOUS FROM 11.15. THE GREA T EVENT A T LAST! Proclamation of “Miss New Zealand 1927” by • THE MAYOR OF AUCKLAND, TO-MORROW NIGHT! The great New Zealand Film Star Quest has its Grand Finale To-mor-row Night. Six months have been spent combing the Dominion for New Zealand’s representative on the world screen. To-morrow night "MISS NEW ZEALAND” WILL BE ANNOUNCED AND DECOft. ATED wiith due ceremony and civic honour. "Miss N«!W Zealand, 1927,” will leave almost immediately for Holly, wood to fulfil her contract with M etro-Goldwyn-Mayer in Hollywood. California. For the First Time! NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM FOR NEW ZEALAND. "Oh! Land of Promise.” Words by Annette Hayward. Music and Orchestration by Alfred Hill. Will be Sung by MISS CHRISTINA ORMISTON FOOLS IN THE DARK 99 With Patsy Ruth Miller and Matt Moore. A fast-moving, full-of-action drama of a young scenario writer who finds himself in adventures, more thrilling more hazardous than any his brain had ever and delight you! conceived. A picture that will thrill, A CRACKLING ROMANCE OF PIONEER DAYS ‘THE FRONTIERSMAN’ with TIM McCOY and CLAIRE WINDSOR. Strong loves hates—stirring action all the way—Tim McCoy rides like fights like a demon with the Indians, wins your heart both as “A Night in Hollywood” Grand Movie Ball NEXT TUESDAY AT GREAT TOWN HALL