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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 155, 4 July 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. rpO-NIGHT. O-XIGHI. J- O-NIGHT. NEW AND ORIGINAL SCREEN ACTING TESTS BY 4 SEMI-FINALISTS. (Misses Biilie Andrcassen. Hildred Graham Billie Sim, and Queenie Graham.) IX PERSOX OX MAJESTIC STAGE. Preliminary screen acting tests -were given on Friday and Saturday to huge and enthusiastic audiences to allow the semi- ' iinallsts to become accustomed to acting before the public. To-night, there will be a new series of original and more difllcult acting tests for the silent drama. SPECTACULAR DEMONSTRATIONS Of SCREEN AND STAGE ACTIXG. NEW TESTS NIGHTLY. YOUR VOTE DECIDES Who will be MISS AUCKLAND and Her Maid of Honour. " \TISS IV KVV ' ZEALAND 1927." '^ ,x iss EW ZEALAND 1927.-' SCREEN TYPE QUEST. In Conjunction with* Metro-Goldwyn Meyer. 1. ~\TAJESTIC. ~ -"AAJESTIC. X "\f AJESTIC. Jr AJESTIC. .-S.. "\f*AJESTIC. — ~ -"-'-AJESTIC. — "The Theatre Beautiful." Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. REGULAR MAJESTIC PRICES, 1/ to 2/9. 1. "The most interesting picture screened for n long time." —"X.Z. Herald.'' " THE GORILLA HUNT." Amazing big game hunting—3ooo miles up the Congo—titanic struggles with Gorillas, Elephants, Pythons and Crocodiles. 2. CYCLONIC LAUGHTER From the first moment of the merry, mad adventure to the tremendous climax. " THE LITTLE JOURNEY." With CLAIRE WIXDSOR AXD WILLIAM HAIXES. All qjDloists /-\rciif.stra. ll Soloists V^hchestka. OVERTURE: "The Merry Widow." BOOK YOUR SEATS! Ring 43-210. Prices, 1/ to 2/9. Boi Plan at Theatre. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODYS. "FASHIONS FOR WOMEN." A MIGHTY MASTERPIECE OF WONDROUS BEAUTY. ESTHER RALSTON, RAYMOND HATTOX. EINAR HAXSOX. All the Latest from Paris in the most Gorgeous Style and Beauty Show yet seen. Short Sleeves—Skirts and Hair. Additional: | Peter B. Kyne's | ) " WAR PAINT," j With | j TIM McCOY, | j PAULINE STARK—KARI.L DANE. | Something different in Western Drama— [ Thrills pile on Thrills—Lightning-like ' Action—Vivid Scenes —Daring Stunts— Love-Torn Hearts—The Greatest Epic of Outdoor Adventure Ever Screened. FULL SUrrORTS. COMEDY, GAZETTE, SCENIC. CONTINUOUS FROM 10 A.M. Prices: 1/ to 2/9. Children Half-price. For Reserves Phone 44-402. TWO TOO GOOD TO MISS. RIALTO. To-night. TJIALTO. lALTO. Overture 7.50. -LVIALTO. You have yet to see a Picture to ! compare with t Adolphe * DOLPHE 1\f ENJOU. e Mcnjou. ENJOU, i Adolphe In . Menjou. i 1 a Menjou. | I " Adolphe " THE ACE OF CADS." I Menjou. " THE ACE OF CADS." Adolphe " THE ACE OF CADS." Menjou. " THE ACE OF CADS." | Adolphe j t Menjou. 1 —-—— 1 A High Romance of an Ace of Cads. SECOND BIG ATTRACTION' : " mHE T7UTE OF A TT'LIRT." " J-HE -Tate of a -E lirt." A Comedy Drama of Love and Laughter, with Big Cast. Gazette and Orchestra. REGEXT. Tonight. TJEGENT EGENT. at 8 p.m. -"EGENT. , His Mirthful Highness, HARRY LANGDON, in HARRY LANGDON, iu Long tjants.'' . OXG A ANTS." Six Romping Reels of Merriment. Good Supporting Programme. GAZETTE AND REGENT ORCHESTRA. ~ /"VNEHUXGA "PICTURES—TO-NIGHT. "x'EHUXCA A lOTURES—TO-NIGHT. Strand. ROYAI- OAK SCHOOL PICTURE Strand. NIGHT. Stran<l. Strand. First Xational Pictures Strand. Present Strand. Strand. EUGENE O'BRIEN Strand. EUGENE O'BRIEN" Strand. In Strand. " QIMOX, mHE TESTER." Strand. J-HE <1 ESTER." •t- Strand. Strand. A Story of the Circus. _ T~kELTA PICTURES XEW LYXX. " PICTURES — XEW LYNX. TO-XIGHT. AT S. "KID BOOTS." "KID BOOTS." A Scream thr.t Will Tickle You to Death RUGBY FOOTBALL. "F!1 D E N P A It K. N A R K. Eden park, den "ark. I SATURDAY ;4 Saturday ext. - SATURDAY XT EXT. Saturday ext. Af AOR! A Lr. T>LACKS r -'J-aori All Black-; Maori all dui:k. AOKI A-LL -"LACK: V. "s \ UCKLAXD. •d -^UCKLAXD. A UCKLAXD. Auckland. T| * ' K ' CU. n lTr RUGBY football j CLUB. ' NOTICE TO MEMBERS. The GENERAL MEETING convened for - THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, July 7, at the Ciiambcr , of Commerce, IS CANCELLED. | H. OAKLEY, I I-