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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 246, 18 October 1927, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Another Topical Win for Fuller-Hayward Theatres '. IN THE SAVAGE SOLOMONS, Where They Don't Like White Men! Showing SCENE OF THE RECENT MASSACRE on thie Island of Malaita, And LATE ADMINISTRATOR BELL. With his Staff and Native Bodyguard, and the almost savage inhabitants of tilt Sunny Pacific. Taken by GEO. H. TARR on a recent cruise in the Southern Cross. EXCLUSIVE TO STRAND AND MAJESTIC. " The Theatre Beautiful." — MAJESTIC. — MAJESTIC. AJESTIC. MAJESTIC. AJESTIC. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous Pictures Daily from 11.15. There have been many other war comedies —yes—but you've never seen one half as funny as " Rookies." Packed with broad and understandable army humour. j "ROOKIE S." I, i | "T> O O K I E S." I i_V I i I «' TO O O K I E S." j i— 1 Introducing World's Greatest Coniedv Team. KARL DANE & GEORGE K. ARTHUR. I "Old Soldiers Never Die, bill Rookies | Drive Them Mad !" In case you don't know, a rookie Is an old soldier's nightmare. Meet a crowd of them and get a lot of laughs in this rollicking comedy of love and adventure in a training camp. OUTSTANDING SCREEN FARE : Rio de Janeiro (enchanting pictures of this "Dream City of the South") —Memories of Arras, Armentieres, Bethune and La Bassee —New York Swimming and Diving Championships, etc. —Exhibition of French Tango. And GREYHOUND RACING SPECIAL! First Pictures of Thrilling Tin Hare Race. On the Stage, MISS CHRISTINA ORMISTON Will Sing: (a) — NEW ZEALAND'S NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM, "OH, LAND OF PROMISE'' (Sung for the first time), (Words by Annette Hay ward), ! (Music by Alfred Hill). I (b) "Down in the Forest" (Landon Ronald).! MAJESTIC'S NEW ORCHESTRA. Conductor: John Whiteford-Waugh. BOOK YOUR SEATS FOR TO-NIGHT. Prices : 1/ to 2/9. Box Plan at Theatre. RING 43-210. TWO BIG COMEDIES AND ONE DRAMA. GRAND. opp G .p.o. 10-day! Screaming Screen Version of the Play IS (VAT CJO?" s Zi AT E>ov" Starring GEORGE O'BRIEN and DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JNR. ! COMEDY NO. 2. " TTER qilent yyou." And "TLTEAVEN /~kN "pARTH." Starring RENEE ADOREE and CONRAD NAGEL. Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45, 7.30. ELECTRIC ORCHESTRION AT rpilE p EA.ND rpO-DAY. Q*p OW N TT ALL, mHURSDAY -pYENING. CAVALLERIA T3USTICANA." A VALLERIA -»-»■ LSTICANA." With an Exceptional Cast of Soloists. MISS ETTA FIELD. MISS PHYLLIS HAZELL. i MH. HUBERT CARTER. j j MR. FRANK SUTHERLAND. : BOX PLAN NOW OPEN, At E. and F. Piano \srency Co., Ltd.. Queen Street. Reserved Seat?, i. , 3/ (plus tax). 18 /CONCERT In Aid of AVONDALE BOY SCOUTS, In TOWN HALL, AVONDALE, •TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at S p.m. Leading Artists. Admission, 1/ and 2/. Children 6d. 18 LEAGUE FOOTBALL. jf TEA GU E TTIOOTBALL 8BL eagch Football /carlaw t3ark, pARLAW TJARK, SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. QATURDAY. GRAND GALA DAY FOR MAYOR'S UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. ATTRACTIONS. challenge football match, devonport seniors evonport Seniors V. PONSONBY. ONSONBY. ■■■■■ RTAIN RAISER : (V-D rrUMERS' TATATCII. (~)LD rpiMERS' "JITATCH. COME AND SEE THEM IN ACTION. ' Opae Asher, Jim Rukutai, Billie Wynyard, Shaver Hardgrave, Ernie > Asher, and Hosts of Others. WATCH PAPERS FOR OTHER ATTRACTIONS. Profits Donated to the Mayor's > Unemployment Fund. > IS IVAN CULPAN. See. A.R.L. [ LECTURES. 1 ACROSS AUSTRALIA BY CAR. By MRS. GLADYS SANDFORD, M.B.E. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, ' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lf». AT 8 P.M. ' Profusely Illustrated with Lantern Slides - from actual photographs taken on Tour. ! Absorbing, instructive and amusing. ; ADMISSION, 1/. xl 9 ; EDUCATIONAL. f ; EXAMINATION STUDENTS. f We are just as keen that you thuuld ' pass your Examination as you are '' yourself. By enrolling at once your work will be made lighter; your prospects of securing a pass wi' be greatly j enhanced. As a Special Inducement to you to Enrol immediately we are offering a liberal Concession, that means ' A gAVING OF £ 2 2 ./. Following is the Concession : "Every Student who enrolls before Ist December, 1927, will have his or her Examination Entrance Fees paid by the Schools." NO SPECIAL CONDITIONS. This is no "catch-penny" offer, but a genuine and practical inducement to ambitious Students to allow themselves ample time to prepare for Nest Year's Examinations. To be entitled to the Concession the Student simply has to complete the Course in the usual way, and pay the regular schedule fees, either by instalments or in advance. " Don't wait till after Christmas, and jeopardise your chance or passing. Write to-day for Enrolment Form, stating which Examination you intend sitting for. ' TTEMINGWAYS t CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS, t P.O. B