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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 339, 26 April 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. STT •Mil*' The Theatre Magnificent” Direction J. C . Williamson Films Continuous from 11 a.m. Matinee at 2.30 p.m. GRAND EVENING PERFORMANCE. 7.45 pm Commencing To-day The Stirring Sequel to “THE FLAG LIEUTENANT." the Wonaerful . .... . _ Naval Epic. A Stirring Romance of the British Navy, taken with the full a ✓ ii ip* one A Tale of a Lad who entered the Navy and won through to honour. A Picture Every True Britisher Should See ON THE STAGE—ATMOSPHERIC DIVERTISEMENT “AT DAWN“ With Milton Porter (J. C. Williamson. Ltd.), and a Cast of 30 BALLETS ARR. BY CECIL HALL. AND IN ADDITION. DAY SESSIONS ONLY. “THE CITY GONE WILD" * WITH Thomas Meighan UNIQUE REGENT MUSICAL PRESENTATION BV MAURICE GUTTRIDGE LESLIE V. HARVEY and the at the Regent Operatic Orchestra. Wurlitzer Organ.

/gtSKQ Odd G.P.O. CROWDS COMING STILL A Metro-Goldwyn Special. Of sensational, awe-inspiring, breathless interest to the many admirers who have not seen LON CHANEY IN ‘London After Midnight’ Also 2 Big Comedies. Bobby Ray: “GRANDMA’S CHILD.” Hal Roach: “COMMENCEMENT DAY.” Sessions: 11.15, 1.30, 3.30, 5.45 and 8. POPULAR PRICES. At the Grand To-day

Under the distinguished patronage and in the presence of their Excellencies the Governor-General and the Lady Alice Fergusson. The Brilliant Three-act Comedy, Will be presented by the Auckland Comedy Players Among whom will be found many amateurs who have scored successes in Auckland Theatrical Circles. CONCERT CHAMBER To-night and To-morrow* (Box Plant at Lewis Eady, Ltd.) Seats, ss. A Few Unreserved, 3s 3d. The Play presented by friends and Old Boys of King’s College to erect Swimming Baths at the College.