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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19798, 19 November 1927, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. OVERHEARD AT; THE MAJESTIC LAST , t t NIGHT! , "The most daring treatment the Eternal Triangle' has yet received at the hands, of the camera ... I have never seen acting of such high. . . . Fascinating, gripping romance . . . faultless direction. MATINEE AT ATINEE AT 2.30 Full Orchestra Programme. DE LUXE SESSION 8 P.M. To-night and in future. Majestic AJESTIC Majestic IVlajestic TV/f AJESTIC IVlajestic (The Theatre Beautiful 1) Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous Pictures from 11.15 a.iu. Mighty. Metro-Goldwyn Masterpiece. " "I7LESH AND THE T^EVIL, "X 1 LESH AND THE JL'EVIL "XpLESH AND THE T|EVIL, "JPLESH AND THE JUEVIL " "IT'LESH AND - THE T\EVIL. " .TLEBH AND THE J^EVIL Flesh and the tvevil. lesh and the JJevil From Hermann Sudermann's Novel. PASSION RAN LIKE WINE IN THEIR BLOOD. . Red blood of the flesh—red wine of the devil—both glowing because of the passionate love of two lifolons friends for ooe woman—but such a woman—and such a marvellous picture With JOHN GILBERT, . „ "The Master of Elemental amotions. GRETA GARBO, "The Most Seductive Woman on tV- Screen." LARS HANSON, , "The Swedish John Bar.vymore'. Then Special Engagement of 'XT AM O, ISL A M O, The WIZARD BANJO-MANDOLINIST (From Victoria Palace Theatre, London) IN A RAPID-FIRE ACT The World's Greatest Exponent of The Banjo-Mandolin. Musical Attractions . CORNET DUET:. "Ida and Dottie." Soloists: Rex Wills and Len Jury. "Chansonette" (Baron). "Echos do la Foret" (Tapp), "Divertissement" (Fuippucci), "Cazonetta" (Tschaikowsky), ' Andante, from sth Symphony, "Schumann bong Suite.'" MAJESTIC'S ORCHESTRA. , Music Director: J. Whiteford-Waugh. Reserves at Theatre. Ring 43-5210. PRICES: 3s to 3s 3d. " " VJRADLESNATCHERS." Next " Friday. " VRADLESNATCHERS." ANOTHER Grand, rand. Grand. RAND. COMEDY TO-DAY. 2 Goldwyn Specials. TO-DAY. O-DAY. To-day. O-DAY. A Frothy French Farcical Comedy. ON rr EE TJOULEVARD." N EE JDOULEVARD.'' ON rfEE DOULEVARD." N Zi EE JDOULEVARD." ON rw EE TJOULEVARD.'' N Li EE DOULEVARD." Starring a Big Cast, LEW CODY RENEE ADOREE, LEW CODY And RENEE AIJOREE, ROBERT FRASER. GERTRUDE ASTER. MARY CARR. Also, The Great Sag* of the Sea, CAPTAIN QALVATION." APTAIN OALVATION," " /"I APTAIN Q ALVATION," " APTAIN SALVATION," CAPTAIN C* ALVATION." APTAIN OALVATION." CI APTAIN C ALVATION. 'APTAIN SALVATION," Starring LARS HANSON and PAULINE STARK. From Fred Wallace's Famous NoveL Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45 and 7.40. Electric. Orchestrion. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. QI I Y OF AUCKLAND. pARK. * 2] oological park. pARK SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK. JJUNICIPAL gAND CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. PROGRAMME. God Save the King. March,. "Freedom" Hilary Hymn, "Dresden" - -- -- -- - Schulze - Egerton Overture. "Don Giovanni" -- - Mozart Waltz, "Southern Nights" -- - Ancliffe Selection, "Britannia" - - « - - Douglas INTERVAL. Mar.-.h, "The 3rd Battalion" - - - Egerton A Musical Impression, "Treasure Island" - - Farman Selection. "Madame Pompadour" - Leo Fall Entracte, "In the Cloisters" - - - Torrance March, "Arabian" - Buck National Anthem. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. Dixieland, ixieland. IXIELAND, Aucklands Most Up-to-date Cabaret. This Afternoon. Dancing 3 to 5 p.m. Admission. 2s. To-night. O-NIGHT. -L O-NIGHT. OUR USUAL CARNIVAL NIGHT. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission ss. ' NOTICE . MONSTER MAORI NIGHT. MONSTER MAORI NIGHT. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, When Jack Wilson and his Waihou Warriors and Wahines will present a novel Entertainment, comprising stirring Haka and Lissome Poi Dances. Music by the FAMOUS INTERNATIONALS. Dancing 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission 7s 6d. > Reserve Early and Avoid Disappointment. Phone 26-615. 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