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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 271, 6 February 1928, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS SECOND BIG PICTURE Of the Strand Extended Season Policy. o 99 ACCLAIMED BY CRITICS AS ONE Or THE ORFATEST SCREEN DRAMAS. “7th HEAVEN A TOT PICTURE. with Janet Gay nor - Charles Farrell NEVER SUCH PATHOS NEVER SUCH IDEALISM NEVER A STORY SO LOFTY AND BEAUTIFUL IN ITS CONCEPTION This Magnificent Screen Production, preceded by an Elaborate Atmospheric Prologue. - STRAND Direction - Fuller-Hayward Theatres ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE—SoIoists. PHYLLIS HAZEL and BIRRELL O'MALLEY. * PRICES— Matinee: All Stalls. 1s 6d; Circle. 2s. Evening: Front Stalls, 1s 6d; Back. 2s; Circle, 3s. Any Seat in Theatre Booked at 6d extra PLANS NOW OPEN AT THEATRE 10 a.m. to 6.45 p.m.

PB'^waßD A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. Continuous from Seven O'clock. ALL STAR Celebrity Vaudeville STARRING ENGAGEMENT OF THE CELEBRATED NORMAN TATE AUSTRALASIA’S FOREMOST JUGGLER. In an Artistic, Fascinating, Dexterous Display of Skilful Juggling with Plates, Clubs, Chairs, Bats, Balls, etc. Inter, spersed with amusing patter. A FEAST OF SKILL AND FUN. Widely and appropriately known as THE FUN DOCTOR. Owing to enormous success re-engage-ment of OPHIR REES N.Z.’S LEADING LIGHT COMEDIAN. In Complete Change of Numbers. Something Different. HARDINI Living Cartoons, Shadowographist and I nstrumentalist. VENA PARSONS. ZOE RICHARDS. Vocalist and Champion Buck Dancer. Favourite Balladiste. AND FRANKLYN FARNUM IN “TEXAS” ERN BEACHAM AND THE PRINCE EDWARD ORCHESTRA.