AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.
HIB MAJESTY'S THEATRE—"Is Zat So?" PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE (Fullar's)— George storey Co. and Vaudeville. LUNA PARK —Amusement Area. PICTURE THEATREB. NATIONAL and LYRIC— Lois Moran In "The Prince or Tempters" and Marie Prevost in "Up In Mabel's Room," and Screen Star Quest Finals. MAJESTIC —Buster Keaton In "Battling Butler." STRAND —Irene Rich In "Compromise.** NEW REGENT —Reginald Denny In "Rolling Home" and Eddie Horton on the Organ. EVERYBODY'S — Emil Jannings In "Variety." PRINCESS —"Moon or Israel" and Richard Talmadge in "The Prince of Pep." GRAND —"Mademoiselle From Armentieres." RIALTO —Sid Chaplin in " The Better 'Ole." % WEBT END —"Last Edition." BRITANNIA— "SiIence." i CAPITOL —Ronald! Coleman in " Beau 1 Geste " and Jack Hoxie in " The Demon." TIVOLI —"Moon of Israel" and Richard Talmadge in "The Prince of Pep." REGENT (Epsom) —" The Volga Boatman " and Vaudeville. HIPPODROME— George O'Brien in "The Blue Eagle." EMPRESS— Corinne Griffith in "Into Her Kingdom," and Vaudeville. STRAND (Onahunga) —"The Family Upstairs." EMPIRE —" Flaming Waters " and " Roaring Rails." DELTA (Naw Lynn) —"The Flaming Frontier." THEATRE ROYAL (Kingsland) —"The Palm Beach Girl" and " Monte Carlo." EDENDALE CINEMA (Edendale Tarminus) —Subway Sadie" and " The Texas Bearcat." QUEEN'S —Reginald Denny In "The Fast Workeri"
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 8
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196AMUSEMENTS GUIDE. Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 8
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