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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 201, 14 November 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS IT'S ONLY NATURAL THAT—sn you have a good thing, you want to tell the whole world about it. Th y we’re telling you not to miss "WOLF'S CLOTHING," now showing Majestic. It broke attendance and enjoyment records in New York, it’s doing the same here. FV/LLER -HAVVJuWRO S I n Ring 43-210. "The Theatre Beautiful’* Box Plan at Theatre. Regular Prices: 1s to 2s 9cf CONTINUOUS PICTURES FOR 11.15 TO 10.15 P.M. The Mystery “WOLF'S Comedy Sensation! CLOTHING” WITH MONTE BLUE and PATSY RUTH MILLER LAUGHS! SHUDDERS! THRILLS! And no one can guess the big surprise in the final scene. See Broadway on New Year’s Eve—visit its glittering night clubs, and subway guard and a society New Year’s Eve—v ipate in the wild adventures of a before such a whirlwind of thrills. :n hearty laughter, and such THE MOST FAMOUS OF ALL VIOLIN CONCERTOS, ’ Mendelssohn’s Concerto ” by Vincent Aspey New Zealand's Brilliant 18-year-old Violinist, Accompanied by J. WHITEFORD WAUGH'S MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA

Laughter Enough for all of us ! CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENTS From 11.15 until 10.25 p.m. EARLY EVENING SESSION, 6.15 DE LUXE SESSION, 8.10 P.M. MATINEE, 2.30. Ring 43-114. Another Joyful Comedy Winner! “BOBBED HAIR” With Marie Prevost and Kenneth Harlan A Permanent Wave of Mirth ! One of her suitors insisted that she “bobbed” her hair, and another demanded that she left it long. She decided, on a night of wild adventure with a rich stranger, who, tired of conventions, bought the most unusual thrills. WHAT A NIGHT! WHAT FUN! WHAT THRILLS! Giant Supporting Programme and Strand Symphony Orchestra

JaWAGFJt j GOODS \ SENSATIONAL SUCCESS at the National LAST THREE BAYS £}AM4C£2 GOODS" It is Your Duty to See It! Sessions: 11.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 4.15 p.m., 6.15 p.m., 8.15 p.m. PRICES—Day Sessions, 1/- to all parts. Evening Sessions, 1/6 to all parts.