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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 199, 23 August 1926, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. DOUBLE VALUE—LONDON PIERROTS. And Usual First-Rate Majestic Programme. "IyTAJESXIC ■W'-AJESTIC j»p.l!-:sTIC l*i-AJi-:sTic 71 rA.IESTIO • ■"•J-α JEST 1C Sessions: 11.13, 1.0. 1i.15, 4.30, 6 and 8. Direction .;.. Fuller-llayward Theatres. rpO-XTIGHT. J-O-^IGHT. * * # * If you Want to Laugh. And Enjoy Yourselves, See THE LONDON PIERROTS. Presented by Messrs. J. Taylor and T. Carlton, And The Screen's Most Irresistible Comedienne, ■\TARION TkAVIES, ' I>J -ARION ■L'AVIES, MARION DAVIES. MARION' DAVIES, IN "TIGHTS OF f\LD "RROADWAY." "-LIGHTS OF V/f.n DIIOADWAY " '• LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." " LIGHXS OF OLD BROADWAY." A Delightful Comedy of New York in the Good Old Days. ALL CJOLOISTS r\ R CHESTRA. Soloists v-'kchestka. Overture, "Masanlello" (Auber). Box Plan at Theatre. Prices, 1/ to 2/9. Phone 43-210. Children Half Price. FOR THE KIDDIES (Day Sessions). ROBIN TTOOD." OBIN JJ-OOD." DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS' MASTERPIECE. At 11.13 and 2.15. SEE THE MAORI ENTERTAINERS TONIGHT TO-NIGHT. STRAND rTKAND STRAND TitAND QTKAXI) K>XKAND • Direction Fuller-Hay ward Thentres Afternoon Tea Free from 2 till 4.15. rpO-XIC.IIT rpO-NIC.HT -•-O-NIUIIT i-U-XIIillT. * ' * * * You dou't know the meaning of "thrills" until you've seen BETTY pfIMI'SOX, F.TTY V/OXri'SON. BKTTV COMPSON, BETTY COMPSON, In " RAMSHACKLE HOUSE." •' RAMSHACKLE HOUSE." " RAMSHACKLE HOUSE." From the Novel by Hulbert Footner. * * • • An pxcitins mystery story with a big alligator !i;rht' to add a uniyue thrill. * • • • EAST \ XI) \-|'i:ST AfAORI AST Axn >> EST ENTERTAINERS XTERTAIXERS In a New of Maori Songs, Dances. Hakas and I'oU. * • • • CJTRAND QVMPIIONV Ar.CUKSTRI Strand Symphony "rciiestka.

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