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

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL. Arrangements are now being made for all the Officers and Sailors of tho Battleship -RENOWN to witness tnt greatest Naval Story ever filmed: — a the ttnited states "\t avy -he United States -^avy Co-operated in the making of this tremendous story of adventure on the high seas. Several scenes were taken on the decks of the Battleships CALIFORNIA and COLORADO. Both ships which visited Auckland last year. GREATER! MIGHTIER! A NOTHEK rpRIUMPH. Another J-riumph. Directed by JOHN FORD. Who Staged " THE IKON HURSE " "THE IRON HORSE" And " 3 BAD MEN." " 3 BAD MEN." THE PICTURE UP A THOUSAND SENSATIONS COMMENCES COMMENCES COMMENCES COMMENCES COMMENCES rpo-MORROW rpUESDAY, rpO-MORROW rpUESDAY, ry,o -MORROW rpUESDAY, rpO-MORROW rpUESDAY, rpO-MORROW rpUESDAY, rpO-MORROW rpUESDAY, AT THE aasausassfiaii A WILLIAM POX SUPER SPECIAL. A WILLIAM POX SUPER SPECIAL. FIRST SCREENING IN N.Z. •• rpilE TJLUE T7<AGLE." •• J- HE -D.LUE J-^AGLE." " rpiiK ULL'i, I^AGUE." "J-11E -DIUE •E^AOLE." •• rpiiE i»ll;e i^agee." " J- HE J->LIJE "MMIE VJLLE TjIAULE." " J- HE J->LLL -LEAGUE." " rpnE t_»ia:e tjvvgle." ... J. Uk -Dele J^agi.l." •TIMIE DLL'E IiVUSLE." "J-11E i>LUE -L'.VOLE." " MMiE T>ELE T^AGLE." "J- HE -t>LVE -*-*AGLE." '• rpilE VJLUE I^AGLE." "J- UK X>EI.E -L^AGLK." " rpilK "DLUK IiVUiLK." "J- UK -*->LUE -L^AGLIC." a THE TJLUE "T^AGLE." -HE J->LUE J-^AGLE." THE TJLUE I^AGLE." HE -t>LUE -L^AGLK." •• rpilE TJLUE TJVYULK." "J- HE J-*LUE -L^AGLE." -mjlK "DLUE T7VYGLE." " J-11K -L>LUE -L^AGLE." PROM THE STORY, " THE LORDS REPEREE," By GERALD BEAUMONT. FEATURING GEORGE /\?ORIEN, EORGE -DrIEN, JANET /IAYNOR, A NET VJ.vYNOR, VyiLLIAM TJLSSELL, »»luiam -"'lssell, ivobekt t7* olson, Robert A^deson, GEORGE O'BRIEN'S PLYING FISTS ENOW NO BOUNDS IN THIS ONE. the fierce fight between two men of iron will more than repay you for seeing •• THE BLUE EAGLE." "THE BLUE EAGLE"— •' THE BLUE EAGLE"— ACTION PAST AND FURIOUS. HERE I ERE ! You have the two men of iron just dying to go to it. but the chaplain doesn't see- it that way. But they liually meet, and when they do, 0„ : M.HH WHAT A OCRAP! HAT -f*- kJCRAP I One of the reasons for the fight is the reason for 'most everything—a Girl. WONDERFUL! IT DESCRIBES " rpHE T>LUE TAAGLE." "J- HE -DIUE -E'AGLE." REMEMBER— COMMENCES TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), AND AT THE USUAL FAMILY PRICES. Sessions: 11, 1.15, 3.30, 0.40, 7.55. HIPPODROME -> TTIPPODROME. ; IPPODROME JJ-IPPODROME. I CI RAND Opp. G.P.O. rpoDAY. * RAND Blight! ! -«- O-UA Y. GRAND Breezy !! rpo-DAY. RAND British:! -*- O-DAY. BRITISH ALL THROUGH. | . I " T\fADEMOISELLE " -"J-ADEMOISELLH MADEMOISELLE ADEMOISELLE FROM ROM A RMENTIEKES." ERES." ARMENTIERES." RMENTIEKES." I 1 A LAVISH AND AMBITIOUS FILM, Telling the gay, intriguing love story of the saucy little lady known all over the British Empire, " MDLLE. FROM ARMENTIERES " "MDLLE. FROM ARMENTIERES." Ask the Diggers! Sessions: 11.10, 1.30, 3.35, 5.40 and S. Book Your Seats. Phone 42-274. GRAND rpHEATFtE MIO DAY. RAND J-HEATRE J-ODAY. QOME AND SEE THE GREATEST SIGHT IN THE WORLD OF BATHERS AT DIXIELAND BEACH. CiTEEPER THAN A SIDE OF A HOUSE. MOTOR CYCLE HILL CLIMB. MT. MANGEKE .NEXT SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 19 SHOWS. ■pRANKLIN A GRICULTURAL AND T3ASTORAL QOCIETY. ANNUAL CHOW. PUKEKOHE. ■pEBRUARY 95 AXD 9fi 1927. Riding, Driving and Hunting Competitions, Dairy and Fat Stock, Sheep and Pigs, Home Industries, Vegetables, Fruit and Flowers. This Show remains as popular as ever. THE ENTRIES THIS YEAR ARE UP TO PREVIOUS YEARS. Come and' enjoy a picnic on the ground. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. D. R. HAMILTON, 13 7 Secretary. LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE, Racquet Stringer, 04, Albert St. £*-• Racquets Restrung and Repaired. Patronised by Tilden, World's Champion. C pLAYERS wanted for private court. Sun-1 - 1 - day play.—Bowker. Box 322. G.P.O. I T»ENNIS Racquets Restrung and Repaired «- ?i! thin a few I,ours -—Mackey's corner Wyndhani ana Albert Sts. D