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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 386, 21 June 1928, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. iJili' "The Theatre Magnificent Direction: Williamson Films (N.Z.). Ltd. Pictures from 11 GRAND EVENING SESSION. 7.45. LAST DAY ESTHER RALSTON IN “LOVE AND LEARN,’’ together With RICHARD DIX in “THE GAY DEFENDER." COMMENCING TO-MORROW The Directors of the Regent present with pleasure a great picture that is British-made and wholeheartedly British in sentiment —“The Flight Commander.” It is just another “Flag Lieutenant”—Just as dramatic, and just as intensely British in sentiment. “The Flight Commander” Here is real Romance, but in that Romance are woven up-to-date realities that are facing our Nation to-day. The recent trouble in China is a vivid background to the story. Featuring SIR ALAN COBHAM England’s foremost Aviator, who flew from England to Australia and back, and has just completed a 20.000-mile circuit of Africa, and has achieved other air wonders. Together with an All-British Cast, including Cyril Maclaglen, Estelle Brody, Vesta Sylvia and John Stewart. Cobham plays a typical part of a Britisher, helping the distressed and upholding the dignity of his Country with traditional modesty. KINGSFORD SMITH —ROSS SMITH—WILKINS—HINKLER and SIR ALAN COBHAM. They were all British and these are the men who have done most for DOOMSDAY Featuring FLORENCE VIDOR An ideal Love Story set against the picturesque backgroui England. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Box Plans at Theatre, 46-888, and at Lewis Eady, Ltd.