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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 43, 21 February 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS AND TIVOLI. Direction Thomas A. O'Brien. "MOON OF ISRAEL." THE PICTURE THAT PARALLELS •' THE TEX COMMANDMENTS." Eider Haggard's remarkable story of Egypt, its Pharaohs and its mighty Palaces and Temples set amidst the splendour of a thousand years ago. See— I The throngs of the city of Tanis | The Plagues of Egypt. | The Exodus of the Children of Egypt, j The pursuit and the pillar of flame. | The opening of the Red Sea and the | destruction of Pharaoh's hosts.' | The Brilliant Coronation. | Second Big Attraction— RICHARD TALMADGE. THE PRINCE OP PEP. THE PRINCE OF PEP. The Famous Stunt Comedian, in GREATEST COMEDY SENSATION OF THE YEAR, VTHE PRINCE OF PEP." The Dashing, Athletic Bean Brnmmel of a Thousand Stunts and Innumerable Laughter-raising Situations. Laughter ■ — deep. gurgling, abdominal mirth—seizes hold npon one and jiggles the floating ribs about until permanent displacement is threatened. PRINCESS: Full Supporting Programme. Added Attraction. Arranged by MISS O'LEARY. THE PRINCESS SUNBEAMS. HOWARD MOODY'S SALON ORCHESTRA For Reserves, Phone 41-586. TIVOLI: Nightly at 7.45. FULL ORCHESTRA, •tor Reserves. Phone 44-136. Plan at Cleal's, Queer Street. PRICES: 1/ to 2/0. Children Half-price. SWIMMING. PONSONBY AMATEUR SWIMMING AND LIFE-SAVING CLUB—Harbour Race Carnival, SATURDAY, 26th inst. Entries close for all events with Bathkerpers and Secretary To-morrow (Tuesday). 22nd insf - -L. BRIGHTON. Hon. Sec, care Tacinr Trading Co., Anzac Avenue. 49