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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 202, 15 November 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS Laughter Enough for all of us ! CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENTS From 11.15 until 10.25 p.m/ MATINEE, 2.30. EARLY EVENING SESSION, 6.15 DE LUXE SESSION, B.IC P.M. Ring 43-114. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatre*. Prices: Is to 2s 9d 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

Coming like a Meteor to show the World that New Zealand can make Pictures. Thrilling History from New Zealand’s Wild Past! if The Te Kooti Trail” The serial story in the “N.Z. Herald’ ’and “The Weekly News’’ Featuring BILLIE ANDREASSON (MISS AUCKLAND) TINA HUNT The Girl on the “Weekly News” Xmas No. Rev. JASPER CALDER And A Sterling Professional Cast 30 Maori Rough Riders Fast-moving Pages from the Life of Te Kooti— Greatest Outlaw in British History. Red-blooded Drama, Uproarious Comedy, Tender Romance, Whirlwind Action amid the Glorious Scenery of the New Zealand Bush. THURSDAY at the STRAND Ring 43-114 Book Your Seats Box Plan at Theatre,

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