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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 221, 19 September 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. "NO DULL MOMENT'S" At the Majestic this week. — '"N.Z. Herald." MAJESTIC. "H/TAJBSTIC. I'J-AJESTIC. MAJESTIC. AJESTIC. Majestic. AJESTIC. Most Joj" oils of Comedies ! SALLY O'NEIL SALLY O'NEIL SALLY O'NEIL SALLY O'NEIL SALLY O'NEIL SALLY O'NEIL SALLY O'NEIL "The Sunshine Girl!" IN "FRISCO SALLY LEVY." "FRISCO SALLY LEVY." "FRISCO SALLY LEVY." "FRISCO SALLY LEVY." "FRISCO SALLY LEVY." Hilarious adventures of an Irish-Jewish Family and their mischievous handful oi a daughter—Sally. There's a laugh and a tear in her love affairs—and Its enjoyment all through ! AT NIGHT! Auckland's Favourite! JACK LUMSDAINE, Brilliant Australian Composer—Entertainer —Baritone, In his MOST POPULAR SONGS And FUNNIEST STORIES. "Another Musical Triumph." MAJESTIC'S NEW ORCHESTRA. Director: J. WHITEFORD-WAUGH. Overture: "POET AND PEASANT." ALSO SCREENING : Thermal Marvels of " White Island " — British Scenic of Essex—Greenwich Observatory Photographs Total Eclipse—lnternational Beauties Meet and Parade at Texas —"Restoration of Rhetms Cathedral— Logging in Mexico—How to Dance the Flat Charleston—London Mannequins Training—The Sports and Accomplishments of Modern Eves. And "WINE, WOMEN AND SAUERKRAUT." A Brilliant Comedy Gem—with more pretty Girls than in any previous Picture! GASPS! THRILLS! LAUGHS! • • * * BOOK YOUR SEATS! Always the Same Prices. I Ring 43-210. Prices: 1/ to 2/9. Box Plan at Theatre. COMING ! LON CHANEY In "MR. WU." BRITANNIA. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. — TO-NIGHT. TDRITISH ■VfATIONAL "PICTURES. -British -National -Pictures. DOROTHY GISH. LONDO N." I O N D O N." I i " T O N D O N." | | "UON D' O N." | The Star of Nell Gwyn, in a Throbbing Drama of London's Lights and Shadows. LEWIS STONE. BARBARA BEDFORD. " THE NOTORIOUS LADY." 'l "THE NOTORIOUS LADY." | . i More Thrilling Than a Trip Through Wild Africa. Fine Supporting Programme. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY. OLD TRONSIDES." ld -Ironsides." BOXING. Northern tjoxing a ssociation. ORTHERN -DOXING ASSOCIATION.

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