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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 163, 12 July 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Last Day. AN " Silk Legs." Last Day. UPROARIOUS " Silk Legs." Last Day. COMEDY, '• Silk Legs." Last Day. With •' Silk Legs." Last Day. MADGE Silk Legs." Last Day. BELLAMY. " Silk Legs." Last Day. <■ Si]k Legs." Auckland s Largest and Finest Theatre, j MAJESTIC, , | A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. j I Continuous Daily from 11. I 1 Popular Prices. Ring 43-210. | TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! SOMETHING GREAT AND SOMETHING DIFFERENT! "A" CERTIFICATE FOR "SADIE THOMPSON." The New Zealand Censor recommends this picture for ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY. SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S Startling and Widely Discussed Play, " RAIN." NOW A SENSATIONAL PICTURE OF THE SOUTH SEAS, With i GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON * GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON As the Naughty, Notorious, "SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." "SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." "Girl, you are a peril to the whole South Seas, said the Parson—but even Sadie had her good points. " SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." She was human, even if she was no plaster 88was a S OOll sport, although she didn t care a continental what she did. " SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON." She was elected pet of the regiment. The diggers liked her—she could dance and smoke and swear a little—and could tell them the latest yarns from Frisco. As she herself said : " I'M NOT BAD, I'M JUST CRAZY ABOUT LIFE . . . THAT'S ALL." ON A PACIFIC ISLAND IS THE SCENE OF PRACTICALLY ALL THE ACTION. With the Intense, Dramatic, Background of Eternal RAIN! RAIN. RAIN! SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK, Great Novelty Musical Act,' It's Stunning! THE HARRIS SISTERS, " MILDRED AND CONNIE." Known as The Melody Girls with Musical Personality. Box Plan Now Open at Majestic. THE LAST DAY. GRAND. G kand qhand. Direction: Mrs. Henry Haywurd Paramount SpeclaL " rjIHE JjAST J) Ay pOMPEII." " fJttlE J)AYS QF pOMFEII." And Metro-Goldwyn Feature, "jgODY AND gOUL." " JJ OI)Y AIiD g OUI -" Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45 and 7.30. Paramount Special. "THE WAY OF ALL FLESH." "THE WAY OF ALL FLESH." COMMENCING TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, GRAND. ' ANOTHER LATE NIGHT AT DIXIELAND. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JULY 18. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JULY 18. SPECTACULAR IT7INTER CI HOW Spectacular VV inter ©how Ball. All. NUMEROUS CABARET ITEMS. SPECIAL ATIGHT, Special ight, TJOPULAR "pRICE. A OPULAR -t RICE. 8 P.M. TO 1 A.M. ADMISSION, 5/. Music by Dixieland's New Dance Band, the FAMOUS INTERNATIONALS. Avoid Disappointment. Reserve Early. Phone 26-615. piANOFORTE E C I T A L. TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M., At LEWIS EADY, LTD., CONCERT HALL, By rpHEO. JJALPIN, Who will play :— "Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue" (Bach) "S° na ta, *>7" (Beethoven) "Nocturne, Op. 27, No. 1," "Scherzo, Op. «n £°" 3 " ( Ch °Pln) ..?&, 1 -r "v. (Brahms) "L Isle Joyeuse" (Debussy) Nocturne; (Theo. Halpin) "Rigoletto" (Verdi-Liszt) Miss Etta Field (soprano) will sing selections by Wolf, Strauss, Rachmaninov Quilter, Hageman and Mary Bfrett. Tickets 2/ and 4/6 (no tax). 12 "yOUR OLD CLOTHES WILL COMFORT THE POOR AND NEEDY. 12 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. DLANDFORD "DARK. m fcC -°LANDFORD JT ARK. 3rY "DLANDFORD "DARK. -DLANDFORD t ARK. CJATURDAY "XJEXT. Saturday ext. CUP TIE — 1.30 — CUP TIE. "Vff ANUREWA ANU RE W A V. rpAMAKI. £ AMAKI. Awn AT o t> ir THRILLS — THRILLS — THRILLS. CHATHAM CUP FINAL. PONSONBY V. V M A ONSONBY V. 1 .iVI.V.A. ~ FOLLOW, THE CROWD AND SEE REAL FOOTBALL. ADMISSION, 1/. LADIES, 6d. FRANK ADEANE. xl 3 Secretary. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. OSWALD G. LAMBERT. Canine Specialist and Veterinary Practitioner (Reg.).— Phone, 13-397. Address: 11a, Essex Rd Mount Eden. B