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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 119, 10 August 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS 78* THOMRf AOBRIEM Tbeafce FINAL, SCREENING—--BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN.” ••THE LADY OF THE HAREM/' TO-MORROW THURSDAY. “GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED ! (LEFTY FLYNN.) A Mighty Wilderness —An Innocent Man and Woman Fleeing From the Law—The Trackless Immensity of the North Woods— The Fearful Menace of a Forest Fire—A Smashing Drama of the Great Outdoors. Also, THE ISLE OF DOUBT 5* DOROTHY MACKAILL GEORGE FAWCETT. ROMANCE, LOVE, INTRIGUE. IN THE SOUTH SEA ISLES. Also, THREE BIG VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. Phones: 41-586, 44-136. “SEALED LIPS.” And Richard Talmadge, in “TEARING THROUGH.” TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) RICHARD DIX In CONTINUOUS from KNOCKOUT REILLY” d ART ACORD. “THE TERROR," In An Exciting Comedy Western, Assisted by REX AND RAVEN. TheJ \xcJcCb I W \ Broadway Nmkt. ‘The Whole Town’s Talking’ ms “Wings of The Storm” A Touching Human Story, with the Wonderful Dog Thunder. Phones, 46-609. 20-142. V THREE LAMPS ESTHER RALSTON CLARA BOW 111 “CHILDREN OF DIVORCE" A Tensely Dramatic Expose of Society Life. Also, ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE. Reserves at Golden Bowl, next Theatre.

St Andrew’s Society ANNIVERSARY CONCERT SIR WALTER SCOTT'S BIRTHDAY. SIR WALTER SCOTT'S BIRTHDAY. Concert Chamber, Town Hall Saturday Next 8 p.m. SOCIETY’S ORCHESTRA. CONDUCTOR: J. EWART. SOLOISTS: Miss Lilian Braithwaite, L.A.8., Miss Elsie Bentley, Mr. William Gemmell, Mr. R. Peter. Dances by Miss Gwen McNaughton, Elocutionary, Miss Doris Messer. Scenes from “THE LADY OF THE LAKE" (Scott), by the Elgin Readers (in Costume), Pupils of Mrs. Arthur Griffiths. Accompanist: Mrs. F. J. Hutchinson. TICKETS, 2s. Qui at Lewis in Street.

GRAND great laughter programme. COMEDY WEEK. Syd Chaplin “OH! WHAT A NURSE!” Screenings at 12.15, 3.30, 6.15 and 9 o'clock and ‘Tell It To The Marines” Screened at 11.15, 2, 4.45 and 7.30. THE LAST TWO DAYS. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. DIXIELAND CABARET BY THE SEA To-Night Special Late Gala Night 8.30 to 12.30 Double Ticket 7s 6d. Music by Auckland’s most famous popular Jazz Idols—the Famous Internationals For Reservations Phone 26-615 The Cabaret will not be open on Thursday. CAMBRIDGE TOWN HALL FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 Grand Citizens’Ball THE GREATEST CARNIVAL EVER HELD IN CAMBRIDGE NEW AND NOVEL LIGHTING EFFECTS Balloons, favours, streamers, etc., also Special Dancing Exhibition. A Real Night of Fun and Frolic. Delightful Music will be provided by Dixieland Famous Internationals. Hear this wonderful combination in their own interpretation of the latest “hits’* of the dancing world. DANCING 8 P.M., to 1 A.M. Admission, 15s Double Ticket (including supper). Royal Auckland Choir TOWN HALL Concert, Thursday, Aug. 18 Soloists: MRS. ARTHUR WALTON, Soprano. MR. H. SCHOFIELD, Baritone. MR. FRANCIS BATE, ’Cellist. ?°* P ' an Opens Lewis R. Eady and Sc L,d -> TUESDAY. August 16. at 7.30 a. Extra Tickets, 2s, 2s, 2s. JUMBLE SALES EAST STREET HALL. NEWTON. JUMBLE SALE FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. AT 2.30 P.M. BARCAINS GALORE.

Unity Hall, Saturday Next A T 8. (Just Above Town Hall.) Walter Russell-Wood’s Dramatic Rmcital A Magnificent Array of Elocutionary and Dramatic Gems, including Fantasies, Recitals, Character Studies, Monologues, One-Act Plays, etc. Ihstru mental Trios by Mrs. Gordon Robertson (piano), Miss Olive Lloyd (violin), and Mr. Norman Watson (violin), Soloist, Miss Ruth Scott. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., Admission, 3s 3d (Res.), and 2s. Children Half Price.

Louise Lorraine has been added to the cast of “On Ze Boulevard,” MetroGold wyn-Mayer’s new French farce, in which Lew Cody and Renee Adoree play the principal roles. Dorothy Sebastion. Rnv D’Arcy, Tehen Holtz and Anton Vaverka have prominent parts in this picture. _

her 4a^ y Bickford has altered the title of Fiv« W Production again. Billed as a little ai ' Ten Maj *y-” this story of ia ntflp- B In a ve an( l ten cent, store now Paradise Alley.’*