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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 89, 6 July 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS LAST TWO NIGHTS TO VOTE FOR “MISS AUCKLAND ' Stegrui" " “ The Theatre Magnificent ”r=r~. Direction j C. WILLIAMSON FILMS. Managing Directors .. . BEAUMONT SMITH F* W THRINQ. Mighty Organ Accompaniment by Eddie Hortoo Feature at Matinees at 2.15 daily. CONTINUOUS PICTURES FROM 11 A.M. EVEN IN G SESSION AT 745 SHARP THE BRITISH PRODUCTION. “LONDON” Released by Paramount. Thomas Burke’s Gripping Limehouse Story, with DOROTHY GISH in Her Greatest Role. “MISS NEW ZEALAND 1927” (In Conjunction with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer). ANOTHER NEW STUDIO TEST TO-NIGHT FOR THE FOUR SEMI-FINALISTS Special Musical Programme by OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. ARRANGED BY MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. At the Mighty Wurlitzer, EDDIE HORTON. BOOK AT THEATRE, PHONE 46-88 S, OR AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. LTD. Friday Next RICHARD DIX With BETTY BRONSON IN PARAMOUNT’S ROLLICKING FARCE “Paradise For Two ” A BACHELOR AN INHERITANCE —AND A GIRL!! Also: J. C. WILLIAMSON CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE. JEANNETTE JERRARD UNIQUE NOVELTY ACT OF ARTISTRY AND MUSIC. BOOK NOW AT THEATRE. PHONE 46-88 S.

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE Karangahape Road Phone, 46-252 Direction .. Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents “The Big Parade” Featuring JOHN GILBERT, RENEE ADOREE and TOM O’BRIEN The Sweetest Talejof Maid and Man ever told on the Screen, with the Greatest of all Backgrounds—The War Zone. MARGUERITE LA MOTTE AND JOHN BOWERS IN “DAUGHTERS WHO PAY” A Socety Drama of the Secret Service.

DIXIELAND CABARET 8 V THE SEA THURSDAY NIGHT, JULY 7. Popular Night B*3o to 11*30 ADMISSION: Ladies, 2s. Gentlemen, 2s 6d. ''Music by the Famous Internationals. Reserves, Phone 26-615.

To-night July 6 And FRIDAY, JULY 8. REOPENING OF “ Petticoat Lane ” CLUBHOUSE, BAYSWATER WHARF. Owing to the Phenomenal Success and by General Request we have decided TO REOPEN FOR TWO MORE NIGHTS SEE THE CUTE ALLEY K» Free Boat, 7.40 p.m. All tickets not previously used are available. L. S. DAVIS, Organiser. COME OVER.

A new motion picture writer was developed in “The Wild Horse Stampede,” latest Universal western starring Jack Hoxie. She is Doris Malloy, formerly secretary to the general manager of the studios. She had attended many “story conferences” held by writers and studio officials, and determined to become a writer herself. When the magazine story on which “The Wild Horse Stampede” was founded was purchased by the company, she submitted her own screen adaptation of it. The adaptation was so well done that it was purchased by the scenario department, and used as a basis for the picture.