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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 352, 12 May 1928, Page 16

Everybody Wants to See this Sensational Expose at the MAJESTIC ; (A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE)! IT’S HYSTERICAL —BUT NOT HISTORICAL ! It turns the spotlight on the love - wisest woman in history. Revealing her secret love affairs that started a war to make the world safe for tired business men! O f ofTnou “What a Goddess!” raved the poets when they sang of famous Helen of Troy! ELEN “What a Woman!” said John Erskine when he looked with keener eye and wrote his startling novel! O And now The Majestic has brought her to the screen in a superbly spectacular production! “What a picture!” say all the fans and critics that have seen it! T It gives you a peep into the past—tells you all about the private loves of the first flippant flapper! You’ll giggle at her wisdom and gasp at her love affairs. You must see it! 'ji ROY & V? 5 A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE The Most Dangerous Blonde in History is Coming to the MAJESTIC NEXT FRIDAY | Although she lived back in 8.C., her style’s decidedly A.D.!

SHOWS AUCKLAND Winter Exhibition CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. 11th to 21st JULY, 1928 10 Days and 10 Nights COMPETITIVE CLASSES. Fop Schedule of Prizes apply to W. F. O’DONNELL, Secretary, Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s Office, 41 Albert Street, or P.O. Box 86. EXHIBITORS’ STANDS. Plans of Floor Space and Full Information on Application to J. FINDLAY, Manager, Auckland Manufacturers’ Association’s Office, Empire Buildings, Swanson Street, or P.O. Box 510, Auckland.