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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 303, 22 December 1926, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. ' POSITIVELY' THE LAST NIGHT. "T>ALS T7IIRST" AND "mHB fTtTISE TTIRGIN. ,, "-t ALS -C lEST" AND "J- HB WISE V IKGIN. ,, SESSIONS—NATIONAL: 11.30, 2.30, 5, 7.45. LYRIC: Nightly at 7.45. ; Reservations for both Theatres at Lewis K. Eady and Son, Ltd. poumencing mo-morrow (thursday). Commencing J-o-morrow (thuksdax). First National Presents a Double-Star Programme, headed by an F. 8.0. Production, KENNETH TTAKLAN AND T>ATSY TJUTH "\T ILLEK . ENXBTH -Q-AKLAN AND *■ AXSY XI/fTH I>J -ILLEK, IN "THE FUTURITY WINNER." "THE FUTURITY WINNER." "THE FUTURITY WINNER." "THE FUTURITY WINNER." •THE FUTURITY WINNER." "THE FUTURITY WINNER." "THE FUTURITY WINNER." From the Novel by LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE. "THE FUTURITY WINNER." — IT HIPS AT BREAK-NECK SPEED • "They're off!" And from tue barrier leaps tSe Phantom -mare—the great- . hearted thoroughbred that carrieoT that day the fortunes of a proud old family—uiidTthe honour of a girl. ZIP: ZIP ! ZIP! It goes! Never a Drama of the Race Track like it. First National Pictures Presents RICHARD "DARTHELMESS AND "TiOROTHY" "JYf ACKA rLL ICHARD -OaRTHELMESS AND ■L'OROTHY -"^-ACKAILL, In "RANSON'S FOLL Y." " R A N S O N'S FOLL Y." . " R A N S O N'S , F O L L Y." "RA NS O N'S FOLL Y." "HANSON'S FOLL Y." " R A N S O N'S FOLL Y." ■ " R A N S O N'S FOLL Y." Adapted from the Novel by RICHARD HARDING DAVIS. ' Flaming days of Indian Wars! Nights of prairie love—a drama of the days when the West was young—a drama that will live on and on. A FIGHTER—A LOVER—A MAN. Roaring flames! White hot tongues of Hell lapping at the powder magazine Ranson might have saved himself and sacrificed the others—but he stayed' to fight for his honour and her love. PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd.

AMUSEMENTS. FIRST "PRODUCTION TN "VTEW IKST -*-N i> EW ZEALAND. EALAND. 1000 Tg 1. That " THE SPORT OP KINGS " is the most deliriously Comic Farce tangle ever seen in Auckland. jriS TITAJESTY'S mHEATRE. Proprietors J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction Dick White and Eric Edgley. FOR mwo "\r IGHTS ONLY. OR AWO i-MGHTS "nLY. DICK.WHITE AND .EKIC EDGLEY Present ' JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM'S "VTEW T7WGLISH pOMBDY /^IO. -i-~EW -English Comedy For the First Time in New Zealand. " J-HE "THE "THE SPORT PORT SPORT SPORT OF OF THINGS." J^-INGS." KINGS." „ J KINGS." By lan Hay. A Most Amusing and True to Life Sporting Comedy. 3 MOST DIVERTING ACTS. . Surprises, Thrills, Laughs, Tears Joyonsness, Love and Jollity ALL-STAR CAST INCLUDES Miss t;illah -oateman, ISS JJATEMAN MISS ZILLAH BATEMAn! And First Appearance of . JOSEPH ./NuNNINGHAM. f oseph Cunningham. Prices : O.S. and D.C., 7/8 ; Back Stalls, 4/ ; Early Door Gallery, 2/6; Late Door Gallery, 1/6. Prices plus Ta*. COMMENCING ; ]yj[ONDAY, syrr Direction, ALP. LINLEY. PJ.KEAT JTOLiDAX ATTRACTION. *-*REAT -d-OLIDAY -"-TTRACTION. Direct from America. V TfiERRIS JAZZLAND XJEVUE /COMPANY, AZZLAND -i-VEVUE Presenting KOVELTY, VAUDEVILLE AND MODERN REVUE, The Most Complete and Fascinating Entertainment Ever Presented. . ' Featuring the Famous "FERRIS" JAZZ BAND.' "FERRIS" JAZZ BAND. ■Something Different—Something New. SYNCOPATORS SUPREME! Greatest Aggregation of Coloured Entertainers. THEY SING IT. THEY PLAY IT. "THEY DANCE IT. MODERN DANCERS WITH A DIFFERENCE. BEE— The Genuine American "Charleston." The Old-fashioned "Cake Walk" as only the Dusky Steppers can do it. The Greatest of all "Female Impersonators." SOUTHERN SUNSHINE Liberally dispensed by SOUTHERN STARS. Popular Prices: 4/, 3/ and 2/. Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, LtdI TJIALTO I TO-NIGHT | TJEGENT j -"IALTO TO-NIGHT -"-VeGENT PHONE Overture PHONE 46-609. 7.45. | 20-142. We advise you to see the Wonderful Picture, "The Sea Beast" John Barrymore's acting Is a memorable performance—never before have there been such Amazing Sea Scenes. HERMAN MELVILLE'S Whaling Classic, " MOBY DICK." " MOBY DICK." JOHN «OHN "OARRTMORE, - L, ARRYJIORE, With DOLORES CASTELLO, In ■*- Hli w EA -i->EAST." S . ca J^ i i? g A . dven , ture ,n tne brave old days of 1840, when hundreds of vessels sailed yearly to hunt the Mammothi Sea . One of the outstanding features of thie Glorious Epic is the Exquisite Love Story of Ahab and Esther. • GOOD SUPPORTING PICTURES. SPECIAL ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT. . . • ' •. • • Box Plans at Each Theatre, Or Phone (see above) for Reserves. PRICES.—I/ to 2/0. Children Half Price. U N A PA R K. THURSDAY AFTERNOOK THURSDAY AFTERNOON. CHILDREN'S DAT.