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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 177, 17 October 1927, Page 15

ft ANOTHER TOPICAL WIN . .. FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRES IN THE SAVAGE SOLOMONS 9* WHERE THEY DON’T LIKE WHITE MEN! cen * of the Recent Massacre on the Island of Malaita and LATE ADMINISTRATOR BELL, with his Staff and Native Bodyguard, and the almost savage inhabitants of the Sunny Pacific. Taken by Gao. H. Tarr on a recent cruise in the “Southern Cross." EXCLUSIVE TO STRAND AND MAJESTIC! Always Comfort and Direction FuHer Hayward Then Direction: Fuller-Hayward Pictures. Continuous Pictures from 11.15. it TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS The Comedy-Thrill Marvel of the Twentieth Century Foots in the Dark ” 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 conceived. Thrilling! Amusing! Delightful! And a Crackling Romance of Pioneer Days. “2%e Frontiersman yy With TIM McCOY and CLAIRE WINDSOR. Strong loves—fierce hates—stirring action all the way—in the finest production of this popular new athletic star McCoy rides like a whirlwind, and wins your heart both as lover and warrior. PERSONAL APPEARANCE. OF NEW ZEALAND (MISS DALE AUSTIN “MISS OTAGO") EXCLUSIVE TO THE STRAND. New Zealand’s Ambassadress to Hollywood makes her final appearances before she leaves to fulfil her film contract. Don’t miss this last chance of seeing our beautiful and talented screen aspirant in charming gowns, and hearing her maiden speech, and entertaining stage sketches. Thousands have flocked to see her—Friday and Saturday the Strand was packed with cheering audiences —At! New Zealand has acclaimed her. Blame only yourself if you do not see and hear her now. STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Music Directress: Eve Bentley) Be Wise. Book Your Seats for To-night. Box Plan at Strand, or Ring 43-114. PRICES: Circle, 2s 9d (Reserved); 2s (Un reserved). Stalls 2s (Front). 1s 6d (Back) TO-NIGHT 1927” TO-NIGHT “MISS

CONCERT Town Hall, Conceit Chambei Under the Auspices of the Auckland ExService Women’s Association. TUESDAY, 18th OCT. AUCKLAND’S LEADING ARTISTS. MARGARET STODDART. MAIDA HOOKER BERTA CARR. FRANCIS BATE. COME! ADMISSION, 2s 6d. Booking: at Lewis R- Eady and Son, Ltd., Queen Street. LECTURES EPSOM LIBRARY Winter Course Lecture by MR. J. STANTON (City Solicitor) “Great Britain in 1926“ A New Zealander’s Impressions (Illustrated with lantern slides.) TO-MORROW NIGHT, OCTOBER 18, at 8 p.m. CHAIRMAN: CR. A. J. ST ALL WORTHY ADMISSION: SIXPENCE OR BY COURSE TICKET AUCKLAND FRENCH CLUB Members and their Friends are reminded that the Third and Final Dance of 1927 Season will be held at the Click Clack Cabaret TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING From 8 p.m., until Midnight Tickets, 7s 6d Double; 5s Single Including Refreshments. May be obtained from the Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 1853 Phone 46-466.