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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 104, 23 July 1927, Page 15

-RA'VWARD’S FULLER H Continuous Pictures Daily Regular Majestic Prices Is to 3s 3d s, 11.15, 1, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and 8 BOX PLAN AT THEATRE COMEDY WEEK 2 GREAT LAUGH TONICS! “TELL IT TO THE MARINES” AMERICAN FLEET. Hilarious expeditions in the Far East with a company of “hard-boiled” marines—brimming over with uncontrollable laughter, unusual thrills and daredevil adventures. THE LATEST LUPINO LANE COMEDY. Topical Budget—Eve’s Review—N.Z. Scenic. On the Stage: An Enchanting Dance Fantasy, “PAN THROUGH THE AGES,” arranged by and featuring Valeska. Another Majestic Musical Feast! “Raymond” Overture—Prologue (Pagliacci), “Rustle of Spring,” by the MAJESTIC'S NEW ORCHESTRA. Musical Director: John Whiteford-Waugh. fen better than the books them selves,” was the verdict of last night’s big audience, about the two enthralling pictures, made from two popular novels. Ring 43-114 for Seats. Box Plan at Theatre ilMli Contin 1/6 to 2/9 Daily “Always a Good Show” Popular Strand Symphony Orchestra. RENEE ADOREE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres Sessions, 11.15, 2.30, 5.10 and 7.45 nd CONRAD NAGEL “The Exquisite Sinner ” From Alden Brook’s novel of rare adventure, “Escape.” And MADGE BELLAMY in “BERTHA,” THE SEWING MACHINE GIRL. The exquisite star of “Sandy” and "Summer Bachelors,” as “Bertha, the girl who was born to cotton, but determined to wear silk. THEODORE KREMER'S DRAMATIC STORY.

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