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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 701, 28 June 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. THE 100% ALL-SILENT PROGRAMME WITH REAL MUSIC A FullerDaily Hayward COMMENCING TO-DAY. ROMANTIC PAGES FROM A MASTER ROMANCER LILY DAMITA and . ca ... ft^^heVe^cue JOSEPH CONRAD S Tempestuous pages sweep to the topmost heights in this adventurous colourful Romance. An adventurer of the Briny Blue. battling for lifs against overwhelming odds. 3 i fm 1 1 tA ' Vft, & j, Whiteford-Waugh’s MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. With airs to please the ear and start the feet a-tapp BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE 43 10. Sunday Night Benefit Concert IN AID OF THE MAYOR'S RELIEF FUND FOR THE STRICKEN EARTHQUAKE AREAS. MAJESTIC THEATRE, SUNDAY NEXT, at 8.15. MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. SPECIALLY AUGMENTED, ASSISTED BY AUCKLAND’S BEST KNOWN ARTISTS DONATIONS OF 2s AND OVER ENTITLE THE PUBLIC TO RESERVE SEATS. Carefree and careless he roamed the Seven Seas, seeking only adv «"\ ur «; but ’neath the sheltering palms of a tropic isle he found—LOVE. Love that in its surging passion defied the stern barriers that sought to hold them apart as for one mad, glorious hour they LIVED in the sweet ecstasy of forgetfulness. (A UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE). ADDED ATTRACTION: WEST COAST DISASTER. FIRST OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE EARTHQUAKE STRICKEN AREAS Scenes at Murchison, Nelson, Glenhope. A vivid film of the devastation caused by this national disaster. “LOOKING FOR SALLY ” (Charley Chase Comedy). MAJESTIC NEWS EVE’S REVIEW. The Box Plan is now open, so Bring Your Donatu and .Secure Your Seats. to the Theatre now

THE LITTLE HEATRE SOCIETY j PRESENTS HAY FEVER” BY NOEL COWARD -CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL AT 8 O’CLOCK. TO-NIGHT and to-morrow Only Two More Nights. Acclaimed by the Public and the Press. A Brilliant Performance of a Brilliant Play by a Brilliant Author. Your Last Opportunity of Witnessing this Delightful Comedy. Reserve your seats now at Lewis Eady, i Limited. Reserved, 6s. PRICES: Unreserved, 3s.