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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19418, 28 August 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. " Zeebrugge" is recommended by the Education . Board as . eminently suitable for children. Strand TRAND : STRAND TRAND / : , C;: £ ■: QTRAND/—r . OTRANjP -— — ' Direction - Fullei-flayward Theatres. A Momentous Event in Picture Presentation! The Finest 'Three-f'eatiiro Programme Ever Offered in Auckland. A Once ,"in a Lifetime Feature. A Spectacular Dance Prologue and An Adrf/tional Feature that is Really a Star! r T) E T UXE ' I>XATINEB Ue JUUXB ;AS 2.30. "ZEEBRUGGE," "DANCES OF THE EMPIRE" PROLOGUE. ORCHESTRA. AND "WILD JUSTICE." I.—OVERTURE - "IT'S THE NAVY.", By Strand Augmented Orchestra. * * ■ <- •* ' « 2—STRAND MAGAZINE - - - TOPICAL. * 4 a * 3.—FANTASIA OF NATIONAL AIRS. By. Strand Augmented Orchestra Vocalist, Mr. George Martinengo. ■ *. * ' # ■ * 4—OUR GANG - COMEDY. ' * tt * * s.—Prologue to "Zeebrugge," Twice Daily. "DANCES OF THE EMPIRE," . By Valeska,. Assisted by the Strand Follies. * * ,_■)(■ * # 6. the. Distinguished Patronage of •the Kins, and the Auspices of;the N.Z. Navy League, - THE STORMING OF "7E EB R U G G E." " £J E E B R U G G E." "• Z E E B R U G G E." "ZEEBRUGGE." "ZEEBRUGGE." " Z E E.B R U G-G E." , "ZEEBRUGGE." "Z E E B R U G G E." ■ "ZEE B R'U.G G E-" " ZEE B RU G G E." " Z E EB R U G G E.' " Z E EB RU G G E." "ZEEBRUGGE." " Z E E BR U. G G E." " Z E E B RUG G E." "Z E E B R U G G E." "Z E vj B R U G G E." ■ Screening ."at' lfc; 3.25, 6.20. - and 9 o'clock. The greatest naval exploit of all time. Produced' uncler the' direction of the Admiralty. - ■' - *. * ' * * * * All true Britishers will feel a mighty thrill as they follow these 2000 brave men in their hazardous journey to ; Zeebrugge, then through one of the most ; thrilling Naval engagements in all history. Also Screening, PETER THE GREAT, PETER THE GREAT, The Remarkable Polico Dog Hero. ■ '■ ' Iu -v----"WILD JUSTICE." " VV ILD J USTICE." " WILD " WILD " WILD " WILD JUSTICE." JUSTICE." JUSTICE." JUSTICE." 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The Magnificently-Illustrated Lecture ("A Wonder Lecture —A Revelation")— THE ALL - T>ED "D OUTE." he All - J-Ved Jlloute." From Auckland, via Vancouver, to the Motherland. A Route Planned" arid Engineered by Men of ' the Bulldog Breed. British Enterprise and Skill. • All the' Way . A CEO S S C A NAD A By the Marvellous C.P.R., who control over 20,100 Miles of ' Railway Track—The World's Greatest Transport System—The Canadian Pacific Rockies (50 Switzerlands in •' one)— Great Lakes—Gem-set Lake Louise—Snow-clad Mountains, Forests and Prairies, through • which the C.P.R. winds, twists and tunnels—A Wonder of Engineering Skill—Go-ahead Cities, superb in their town-planning (an object lesson to all countries)—C.P.R." Palatial Hotels and their Sumptuous Interior?—De Luxe Trains: Perfect "Sleepers." Dining and Observation Cars—C.P.R. ServicV excels in regard to its Method of Handling ,tho Enormous Tourist Traffic. 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