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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 141, 16 June 1928, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. At the MAJESTIC, A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Popular Prices. Continuous from 11. ' Phone 43-210 for Reserves. SENSATIONAL SUCCESS^ PRINCESS TE PUEA AND HER MAORI MAIDS. Si M 3 r E Et R B. Princess Te Pnea re- R r Y ceived a City's tribute f W I I W 1 | when she stepped [ A L | I I K | forward Last Night I K AI ( A E I to acknowledge Auck- I T 0 I | O I land's uproarious wel- | Ml I, M A I come to her Troupe. | A f> D 3 » Maoriland's Most Talented Performers in Old-Time Maori Setting. ON THE SCREEN. A. Sparkling Comedy of Modern Love Making NORMA "THE LATEST SHEARER IN FROM PARIS." Beautiful Norma plays the part of a hard-boiled lady traveller. She not only stole his customers, but purloined his heart. GREAT ORCHESTRAL PROGRAMME. Arr. by Whiteford-Waugh. For Majestic Orchestra. Interlude: "Caprice Vlennois" (Kreisler). COMMENCING MONDAY. By arrangement with Fox Films and specially taken for the Majestic. The he Kingsford omith ttilight." INGSFORD iOMITH LIGHT." Splendid Pictures of the Arrival of the Transpacific Flyers at BRISBANE AND SYDNEY. Fuller-Hayward Long Run Theatre. STRAND, "The House of Big Pictures." TWICE DAILY, 2.30 AND 8. | 12,103 Aucklanders have already seen " Mother Machree," and acclaimed it as " a Truly Great Picture! " 2ND GREAT WEEK Commenced yesterday, and again crowded and enthusiastic houses were stirred by its pathos, drama, and humour. "It touches the heartstrings like an Irish Minstrel might his harp." " MOTHER MACHREE." "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E." "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E." "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E," "MOTHER MACHRE E." "MOTHER MACHRE E," " MOTHER MACHREE." WITH BELLE BENNETT, VICTOR McLAGLEN. NEIL HAMILTON, Appropriate Stage Presentation. Birrell O'Malley (Lyric Tenor). Special Irish Music arranged by Eve Bentley for Strand Symphony Orchestra. BOX PLANS at Strand and Lewis Eady Limited. rpHEATRI gOCIETY. With pardonable pride we announce the long-looked-for production of Sutton Vane's much-talked-of play. "OUTWARD BOUND." Auckland will appreciate the fact that its own Little Theatre Society is the only amateur organisation in the Empire to secure the rights, which have only been obtained after great difficulty. The play, with an unusually strong cast will be presented on J ULr 5, 6, 7, AND 9. CONCERT CHAMBER. We are pleased to state that our Membership has again increased. Last season's numbers have been totally eclipsed, and every production now brings us nearer to our goal— OUR OWN THEATRE. Those who wish to participate in members' privileges, including PRIORITY BOOKING. should forward applications IMMEDIATELY ,to the Secretary, as Members' Vouchers are now being issued. £1 11/6 —2 Seats at Each Production. 15/9 —1 Seat at Each Production. Kenneth Brampton, THEO. J. SPRY, Producer. Secretary, 206, Victoria Arcade. The Little Theatre with the Big Picture. GRAND. = TS:^ A Big Paramount Special. The Sequel to " Beau Geste," Beau dabreur," EAU I^ABREUK," Beau qabrecr," EAU Beau oabreur," EAU Starring EVELYN BRENT and GARY COOPEF NOAH BEERY and WILLIAM POWELI And a Roaring Comedy, HAL ROACH " OOMEWHERE IN CJOMEWHERE. " Somewhere in Somewhere. Popular Prices. Booking No Extra. Phone 42-274. A T T HE G RA - VD rpO-DAS Green iitill — iif ilfori REEN -L'J-ILL i>± ILFORI At 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. A Smashing Double-Star Programme. (1) " SHARP SHOOTERS." Featuring Geo. O'Brien. (2) "BRONCHO SHOOTER." Featuring Tom Mix. Circle, 1/6; Stalls. 1/. Free Jazz to Follow. LICK C LA C K _ CA bT"R~E ; LICK CLACK CABARET NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Splendid Dance Floor and Beaut if Furnished Lounge. WALTER SMITH'S BIG CLICK CLACK BAND. Dancing Bto 12. Admission 4/. Phone 46-134. 1