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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 178, 18 October 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS ANOTHER TOPICAL WIN FOR FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRES! IN THE SAVAGE SOLOMONS” WHERE THEY DON'T LIKE WHITE MEN! Showing the Scene of the Recent Massacre on the Island of Malaita and LATE ADM I NI ST RATO R BELL, with his Staff and N ative Bodyguard, and the almost savage inhabitants of the Sunny Pacific. Taken by Geo. H. Tarr on a recent cruise in the “Southern Cross" EXCLUSIVE TO STRAND AND MAJESTIC! hj Ft/LLER -HAVViABD'S' UIISTIC "The Theatre Beautiful.” Regular Prices: 1s to 3s 3d. Box Plan at Theatre. Ring 43-210 Continuous Pictures Daily from 11.15. THE FUNNIEST PICTURE EVER MADE! Introducing World’s Greatest Comedy Team, KARL DANE and GEORGE K. ARTHUR “ ROOKIES' ’ “Old Soldiers Never Die, but Rookies Drive Them Mad!" * Ji? se yo H do . n ’t know, a rookie is an old soldier’s nightmare. Meet a crowd ot them and get a lot of laughs in this rollicking comedy of love and adventure in a training camp. _ OUTSTANDING SCREEN FARE! Rio de Janeiro (enchanting pictures of this “Dream City of the South”)— Memories of Arras, Armentieres, Bethune and La Bassee—New York Swimming and Diving Championships—Exhibition of French Tango, etc., etc. AND TIN HARE RACING SPECIAL! On the Stage: Miss Christina Ormiston will sing NEW ZEALAND’S NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM, (a) “OH, LAND OF PROMISE." (Sung for the first time). (Words by Annette Hayward). (Music by Alfred Hill). (b) “Down in the Forest" Landon Ronald). MAJESTIC’S NEW ORCHESTRA. CONDUCTOR: J. WHITEFORD-WAUGH. Prices: 1s to 2s 9d. Plan at Theatre. Ring 43-210.