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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 237, 27 December 1927, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS (B* THOMM A.OBRIEh Theatres SPECIAL MATINEE—2.3O. First National's Delightful College Comedy -Dran'-' Richard Barthelmess “THE DROP KICK” m Phone 41-586. comedy. Thrills and the Greatest Football Game ever filmed Also LARRY SEMON In “THE PERFECT CLOWN'' And_AL ST. JOHN COMEDY. _ FUNNIER THAN A CIRCUS His High-Hatted Highness RAYMOND GRIFFITH In - UII “TIME TO LOVE.” An Hilarious French Comedy Fares Also RICHARD DIX Tivoti * !%hUy at 7as Phone 44-138. ‘MANPOWER.” CONTINUOUS FROM OisTolOe.^ 2 BIG COMEDIES 2 BEBE DANIELS “SENORITA” Phone 44-402. RICHARD DIX “MANPOWER LLOYD HAMILTON COMEDY: “SCHOOL TEACHER” }]Uatto i \ Broadway Nmkt. Phono 20-142. 2 BIG FEATURES —2 No. I—"SLAVES OF BEAUTY,” that a woman is as old as she looks —until she tries to act as young as she would like to be. a A telling Comedy-drama with good cast. AT RIALTO ALSO: No. 2—“ THE COLLEGE BOOB.” Lefty Flynn in a dramatic Comedy Cyclone. A story of College Life! No. 2—REGENT— "STOP FLIRTING.” A Tip For Two. Both Theatres: Comedy, Gazette, Orchestras. IV THREE LAMPS Phans 28-041. CHARLIE MURRAY and GEORGE SIDNEY in “Lost at The Front” PAULINE STARKE in “DANCE MAGIC”

Xmas Holiday Programme 2 Big Special Features l METRO-GOLDWYN PRESENTS LON CHANEY “The Unknown” Starring JOAN CRAWFORD & NORMAN KERRY And “Two Arabian Knights ” Starring WILLIAM BOYD AND MARY ASTOR. SESSIONS: 1.15. 1.50. 4.35 and 7.30. LATEST ELECTRIC ORCHESTRION AT THE GRAND TO-DAY (Top of Symonds St.) TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. “The Perfect Clown” FEATURING LARRY SEMON. Also: RICHARD BARTHELMESS In His Greatest Picture to Date. “THE DROP KICK” COMMENCING THURSDAY. “BENT FOR HEAVEN.” PATSY RUTH MILLER And “SINGED.” A Fox Corporation Production. Usual Prices. Phono 43-645 DIXIELAND CABARET BY THE SEA. TO-NIGHT Race Night Carnival Ball A NIGHT OF REVELRY. DANCING TILL MIDNIGHT. Admission ss. For Reservations Phone 26-615. WEDNESDAY NIGHT lecond Semi-Final of £IOO Competition. THURSDAY NIGHT, A Night of Fun and Frolic. Jazz in Excelsis. Dancing Till Midnight. SATURDAY, NEW YEAR’S EVE The Greatest of All Gala Nights. See the Old Year Out at DIXIELAND CABARET SUPREME. 1928 Novelties and Favours. Patrons are advised to Book Early. Phone 26-615.