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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 88, 14 April 1927, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT. Don't Miss Your l~ist Chance to Sec LON /"iHANEY ON v-HANEY In •THE ROAD To MANDALAY." I And Popular Vaudeville Hit. THE HARRIS FAMILY. • • • • STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Prices: 1 / to 2 '.•. Rlne 43-114. I Children Half price at all Tinier SJ T R A N D. T R A N D. O T U A N D. i 'J Tlt A X D. I SJ T B A N D. | T B A N D. " Always a Good Show." Direction: Fuller Havward Theatres Afternoon Tea Free from 2 till 4.15. Commencing EASTER SATURDAY. And During Easter Week. JACK LONDON'S T A C K L O N DON- S , I A I 1 K LON DO N ' S J A C K L o N DONS •lACKLo N D O N ' S JACK LONDON'S JA C K LONDON'S Immortal Story of Man's Rest Friend. " THE CALL OF THE WILD." ( ' U .' 1 ' OK T,IK WILD." TI H CALL OF THE WILD." ..JiJS '}!•!' '"•' ™ K WILD." ...V.W' ' A '-L i»K THE WILD." ..i \\\' ru -l- OK THE WILD." ..' : <U ''' ~K THE WILD.' Tllh CALL OF THE WILD." ••?!!£ IVrV " K TIIE WILD." ..}• J" ' Ar ''' ol '' T "K WILD." ... i <,U ''' '"' THE WILD." T E (ALL OF TIIE WILD" • T ( (A *' ~K T,,K WILD." JHE CALL OK THE WILD." Dedicated, to All Dog Lovera Featuring O,ANT0 ,ANT S T RERNARD The Producer has endeavoured to pay sin.ere tribute to the memory of Jack London by faithful adherence to his most popular story. C THRILLING. THROBBING REELS Sec (be exciting tlcht between dog and rattlesnake—the fight for leadership of the sledge dogpack —Bucks famous ■i 0 mile run through snow—and the marvellous snow Kinc». Also Screening. ANOTHER FAMOUS NOVEL. "ROSE OF THE WORLD." " ROSE or THE WORLD " "BOSK <»K TIIE WORLD" ' ROSE OF THE WORLD." Bv KATHLEEN NOItRIS KATHLEEN N'ORRIs! Featuring PATSY RUTH MILLER. PATSY RUTH Ml LI ER I ALAN FORREST. PAULINE G.VRON | ROCKLIFFE FELLOWES AND AI EC FRANCIS. j In the garden of glorious love stories then Is the fairest tlower of them all. The story of a man who was ruled by three women. ON THE STAGE. Owing to the treat popularity of the wonderful Vaudeville Art 'presented by the Harris Family laM week there is CJPECIAL T>E ENGAGEMENT j Special **e engagement Of j THE HARRIS FAMILY. Til E HARRIS FA MILT -I THE HARRIS FAMI LY. FOR ONE MORE WEEK ONLY. . In a Complete Change of Programme. '. BOOK NOW: RING 43 114. . j PRICES: 1,6 to 2/0. Children. Half-price • ■ PRINCE EDWARD RINCE A^mvARD THEATRE. ' UEATRE. " Direction .... Fuller Hay ward Theatres ;* TO-NIGHT. ! TON pHANEY ■-'oX v^IIAXEY In r pHE TJU\rKBIRD • " x HE I »I^*'KBIRD." GEO. O'BRIEN AND JANET GAYNOR In THE I>LI E TT'AGLE'' I HE iJl.t E Al* A ,;i <K » ALL DAY: SIXPENCE. ! ; AFTER 5 P.M.: STALLS 6d. CIRCLE 1 SATURDAY ONLY— "PHANTOM JUSTICE." . j "MAN WITHOUT A CONSCIENCE." ■\ TJRITANNIA. A>RIT.\NNIA. TO NIGHT — At S p.m. — TO-NIGHT 3 RAYMONT GRIFFITH. HELENE COSTELLO. BRYANT WASHBURN. "WET t>AINT." " »' ET A AINT" His Best Comedy Picture. : STRONG SUPPORTINtI PROGRAMME 1 Music bv , THE BRITANNIA ORCHESTRA. SATURDAY 3 Hours MATINEE Comedies. Cartoons. 'J Star PicturesSerial. . 20.000 FEET OF PICTURES. SPORT INU. ] AUCKLAND T>ACING rXLUB j AUTUMN AfKETING. 1027. 1 ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE. APRIL IftT" AND -J QTH. l' FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.30 AM ! EACH DAY I . I ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE— Each Person i g i ! Vehicles n g n ,- w „ LEG KR ENCLOSURE— ' Each Person a a ;. GRANDSTAND ENCLOSURE— I i.entlemcn ... I*> 8 iij ! - ,dics ..'.'.'.'. ".".!'.*. 7 6 rj Children under 12 will not b« admitted v to the Grandstand Enclosure "ranie* '• No Person who has at any time since tn ' Passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act ; Amendment Act. 100 S. followed the occum 4 tion of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker'! Clerk - ,no disqualified or undesirable person wli ( be admit ted to the Ellerslle Racecourse d„ -ling the Autumn Meeting, and If any sue! • | person Is found on such Course he will b j removed 'herefrom and prosecuted fo trespass t. The promotion of Sweeps-1« prohibited ". I md any person Infringing this rcgulatlo Is | will be removed from the Racecourse an I prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE. I :1* Secretary.