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

AMUSEMENTS Pimm =t= *4* m “The Theatre Magnificent.” Direction - - J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. LAST 2 DAYS. RICHARD DIX In “KNOCKOUT REILLY'’ MAXIM BRODI Famous Russian Tenor Assisted by Miss Isobel Langlands Brilliant Violiniste Eddie Horton at the Mighty Wurlitzer. Maurice Guttridge and the New Operatic Orchestra. Continuous Pictures From 11 a.m. BIG MATINEE VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES. 2.30. Reservations at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd., and at Theatre, 46-SBS. 1 Coming Friday BEBE DANIELS In “A KISS IN A TAXI'’ ALSO ALTON SISTERS THE UNIQUE AND SENSATIONAL WIRE ACT. Book now for Friday and Saturday and avoid disappointment. Rrnce Edward THEATRE Karangahape Road Direction .. .. Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Phone, 46-252 Tire Most Sensational Story Ever Filmed —The Problem of the Century. “THE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG” WHY? WAS HE INNOCENT? Three times they tried —but they could not hang him. TOM MIX AND TONY, THE WONDER HORSE. “NO MAN’S GOLD” A Treasure Hunt in the Hills of Peril For Dead Men's Gold. LITTLE LEN BARTON (the sweetest voice in Auckland) will render solos at the evening session. Prices —6d 1/- 1/6

oz«oz>o THE REGENT BALLROOM will Re-open To-night with a SPECIAL LONG NIGHT, Dancing 8.30-1, when MISS RENEE KELLY and the Members of her Popular Company will be present. The Ballroom has been completely redecorated, new lighting effects, new floral decorations, new dance band. Bookings for To-night are heavy and patrons are advised to reserve their tables at the Theatre Box Office (46-888). Tickets, 5s Each.