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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 222, 8 December 1927, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS LAST NIGHT! LUPINO LANE GREAT COMEDY PROGRAMME: SALLY O’NEIL In ‘ BECKY.’ i "NAUGHTY BOY.” Fantasy. LAST NIGHT! bo! of the Gobli FV/LLER-HAVtt>ARO? AIESTIf “Ths Theatre Beautiful’* Evening Session at 6 p.m. Box Plan at Theatre. Ring 43-210. Regular Prices: Is to 2s 9d H 'vW..., TO-MORROW INTRIGUING! FASCINATING SPELL- Bl N DING! LON CHANEY IX The Unknown ’ A M ETRO-GOLDWN - M AYER ACHIEVEMENT! Against a background of colourful circu life, and the sinister shadowy unde'* stalks the mysterious figure of Alonso, the Armless a deformed circus pei - UNUSUAL AND STARTLING EVE> FOR CHANEY! Engagement Extraordinary THe iV&'K.ttf’" “THE GREAT REMONA” Clever and mystifying! A unique demon stration of Quintuple Mind Demonstri tion. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS XMAS SEASON 14th December sth January For a Good Holiday—Travel For the Best Holiday— Travel by Rail Change of Scene is The Choicest Tonic Just buy your excursion ticket — the Railway will do the rest Make Christmas Gay In the Travel way Through Holiday— BY TRAIN

£3£SEIII THE LAST DAY OF “AFTER MIDNIGHT” Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5.45 and 8. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). A GREAT COMEDY WEEK. “COLLEGE” Starring BUSTER KEATON and “BECKY” Starring SALLY O’NEIL AT THE GRAND TO-MORROW. Commencing To-Night For a Four-night Season. G. BERNARD SHAW’S FAMOUS “ROMANCE,” “PYGMALION” One of the most discussed plays of modern times. Even for such an advanced writer as Shaw, this work is so frankly outspoken that on its first production in London it created a sensation in theatrical circles all over the world. In order to accommodate in comfort the many people who wish to see this world-famous work, the Society is playing an extended season of four nights, and seats should be booked at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., without delay. Concert Chamber December, 8,9, 10, 12

AT 8 P.M. Reserves, 6s; Unreserves, 3s. ANOTHER LITTLE THEATRE PRODUCTION