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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 350, 10 May 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. Corinne Griffith in “The Garden of Eden” A Rollicking, Frolicking “Up and Adam” Farce. Continu< from TO-MORROW A FullerH ayward Theatre. NORMAN SPRINGER’S WONDERFUL STORY, “One of the best sea stories I have ever read.”—Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. a SHIP THAT STAINED THE SEAS. Ad THE /HIP BLOOD Hobart Bosworth Jacqueline Logan Richard Arlen SHE WAS AN INSPIRING SIGHT AGAINST THE MOONLIT SKY—THIS CLIPPER SHIP. BUT HER DECKS WERE RED WITH THE BLOOD OF HER UNFORTUNATE CREW, FOR “BLACK YANKEE” SWOPE WAS HER SKIPPER. A TALE THAT WILL SEND THE THRILLS CHASING THEMSELVES UP AND DOWN YOUR SPINE. Preceded at Evening Sessions, Also Saturday Matinee, by AN ORIGINAL PROLOGUE. And ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENTS. ARRANGED ON GRAND OPERA SCALE, With Emotional Themes for each individual Character of the Drama, including Special Selections from WAGNER’S “FLYING DUTCHMAN”

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