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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 210, 24 November 1927, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS L7IURA LA PLANTE SAYS FA 0 V % s OF TO-NIGHT at the Princess and Tivoli <3* T/iOMRf A.O CRIEN theafref Phone 41-586. KEN MAYNARD, Collegians Universal's Laugh Sensation, LAURA LA PLANTE, In ‘BEWARE OF WIDOWS A Laugh a Second. A Riot of Fun. Also, First National’s Historical Outdoor Drama, 1 The Devil’s Saddle ” No. 8. The Cinder Path. OB Phone 44-136. The Screen’s Greatest Comedienne, LAURA LA PLANTE. In ‘BEWARE OF WIDOWS’ Also, COLLEGIANS NO. 8. "THE CINDER PATH." The Famous Buster Trio. LOOK OUT BUSTER. CONTINUOUS FROM Kh-% 1 0,m* Phone 44-402. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). EMIL JANNINGS In 2 BIG COMEDIES —2 REGINALD DENNY In FAST AND FURIOUS’ RAYMOND GRIFFITH In “WEDDING BILLS” “FAUST” -Phones *6-609; AND Phone 80-142. BELLE BENNETT MARY CARR HENRY VICTOR "The Fourth Commandment” Paramount’s New Western Star GARY COOPER “ARIZONA BOUND” Full Supporting Programmes. V three lamps • CLARA BOW, Phone 26-041. Rough House Rosie 1 Fine Supporting Programme.

The Last Day to See “ON ZE BOULEVARD" And “CART. SALVATION.” Sessions: 11.15, 2.0, 4.45, and 7.40. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) The New Maori Production by Rudall Hayward, “The 'Te Kooti Trail” ‘ For Heaven’s Sake AT THE GRAND TO-MORROW. GFAND GARDEN FETE Aid of Convent. Ellerslie), CONVENT GROUNDS. PANMURE RD. | [ SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. 26. i Numerous Stalls. Afternoon Tea. Band. Games and Competitions, etc. DIXIELAND CABARET BY THE SEA Saturday Night Next Special Race Night Carnival Dancing, 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission, ss. Reserve Now, Phono 26-615. NOTiCE— SUMMER TIME ATTRACTIONS.—Afternoon teas served on the sunny balcony every afternoon, when visitors may dance or listen to musical selections. Price, 1s 6d. i f : s a r t f o c 1 b c I t n t li

-Mary Pickford is considering the Possibility of placing “Joan of Arc "Oder the direction of Max Reinhardt, the Herman director.