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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 92, 9 July 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS A SCOOP FROM THE AIR! regent has the honour to present to-night and DURING THE WEEK THE FIRST AND EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD RELEASED BY EXHIBITORS ALLIANCE OF THE FLIGHT OF CHARLES LINDBERGH THE IRON-IDOL OF THE WORLD FROM “NEW YORK TO PARIS" A MIGHTY EPIC OF THE AIR! Stiff IRfgfnt "The Theatre Magnificent 9-9 Direction .. . Managing Directors Mighty Organ Accompan 2.15 daily. CONTINUOUS PICTURES FROM 11 A.M. EVENING SESSION AT 7.45 SHARP .. J C. W ILLIAMSON FILMS. BEAUMONT SMITH & F W THRINQ. ent by Eddie Horton Feature at Matii Paramount Presents RICHARD DIX Popular Hero, With BETTY BRONSON, in 44 Paradise For Two ” nheritance andThe Rip-roaring Comedy-Drama of a Bachelor —a maid —a complications. Also, J. C. Williamson Celebrity Vaude/ille« Great Success of JEANNETTE GERRARD, in a Unique Novelty and Musical Seer At the Mighty Wurlitzer, EDDIE HORTON, and Response" (Coleridge-Taylor); (b) Rubensteii in F." Special Musical Bill. THE OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Musical Director, MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. Overture (by request), “Poet and Peasant." RESERVE IMMEDIATELY AT THEATRE, PHONE 465688, or at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. NOTE.—Owing to the great Saturday night rush, phone reserves cannot be . kept after 7.30 unless previously paid for.

O F AUCKLAND. piTY ZOOLOGICAL PARK Sunday Afternoon AT 2.45 P.M. THE MUNICIPAL BAND ' Will Play God Save the King. MARCH: “The Cavalry of the Clouds’ 7 Alford. HYMN: “O Gladsome Light” (from “The Golden Legend”) Sullivan. OVERTURE: ‘'The Caliph of Bagdad” , Boieldieu. WALTZ: “Victory” Baynes. SELECTION: “Preciosa” Weber. MORCEAU MILITAIRE: “The Outpost” Mackenzie. MARCH: “The Vanished Army” Alford. INTERMEZZO: “Eventide at the Convent” Pratt. MARCH: “The Soldier’s Wooing” Safronti. National Anthem. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. TRAMS AND BUSES RUN FROM ALL POINTS. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. VlUf m awTariTZ DANSANT TO-DAY, from 2.30 to 5. Tickets, 2s 6d each (including tea). GALA NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Tickets, 5s Each. Reserves at Theatre, Phone 46-888.