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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 138, 12 June 1926, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. cricketers! ricketers: the first day's scores of the test match will be exhibited outside the strand theatre ABOUT NINE P.M., TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT. For Years Past the Auckland Public Has Come to Expect the Fiuest Entertainment Fare at the Strand. This Week is offered what is conceded to be the Outstanding Film Masterpiece of the Year—plus an Excellent Supporting Pictorial aud Musical Programme ! STRAND. XRAND, CTRAND. "THA.ND. QTRAND. "Always a Good Entertainment." Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. CONTINUOUS DAILY. mO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. -LO-MGHT. J-O-NIGHT. FROM THE BIGGEST STAGE HIT IN 23 YEARS. ACCLAIMED BY LONDON, NEW YORK, AND PARIS ! " rpHE 0.000,1x10 People " -*-HE a- OOL." Saw it in America. " rpHE T7VJOL," Ran for two years in "-Lhe -L OOL." New York breaking " THE FOOL." existing records. 3,000,000 copies " rpiiE poOL." of the book were sold. " -LllL ■*- OOL." More than 800 clergy- " rpHE T7MOOL." men have used the " ■*■ HE r OOL." theme for their " rpHE TTHJOL." sermons. •■ -L he -L 1 OOU" "rpHE TjiOOL" The '" -MIE -T OOL." Motion "mill-: T7VJOL." Picture •• ■*- HE A 2 OOU" of -rpiiE thool." Charming •• - 1 - he -L OOU" Pollock's THE T.-OOI.."' Sensational HE -L OOU" Play. It rings with life " rpHE ~C<ooL.'' ami truth, pulsates " -LllE OOL." with action, glows " "THE TT'OOL." with a deep " J-IIE A 1 OOL." spiritual "rTVHE "IT'OOL." signiticanee. "J-HE -*- OOL." "rpili: -p00r.." This is the story of a "li ■*- ooL." man who sacrificed "rpHE 'pooL" the woman he loved " - L HF a. ool." to practise what he "T H,: Tc" 0 !-." preached. WAS HE "A- HE A- OOL." A FOOL? SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE, And -MADAME ANNETTE HAYWARD (At Evening Sessiousl. Also Screening : Strand Magazine Topical. South African Native • Study (In Colour) Scenic. Waiwera —Auckland's Beautiful Health Resort ..Scenic. And Tbe Merry Mischief Makers, (\VH (CANG, "ur "ang. OUR GANG. In "THE BIG SHOW." Their Latest and Funniest Comedy. OTRAND OYM PHONY ORCHESTRA. OTRAND Oymphony V/RCHESTRA. Overture Selection from " lolanthe ' Box Plan at Theatre. Phone 43-114. /COME mo rpiiE {* Oft CESSION. v>ome a- o J-he v.ou ES sion. /COME rpo rpHE /? QA CESSION. v-ome J-o -Lhe O.OU Session. YOU'LL NEVER GET IN OTHERWISE. UNLESS YOU HAVE RESERVED FOR TO. NIGHT O. NIGHT AT THE j i PRINCESS.

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