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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 388, 23 June 1928, Page 15

'The us Pictures fro Theatre Magnificent ” (N.Z.). Ltd. Beaumont Smith GRAND EVENING SESSION, 7.40 message to THE REGENT from England Greatest to Airman SIR ALAN COBHAM CTC #V -TeV e Vo& z. 1 50 ■ut&v 30 \3C^ o\3^ 1,0 G*^ tl* 1 £3^ ***3 S.o^ -D-^G 1^ ■gll^ -g-G -gOK fcS* COD \3C& COBHAM ALAN SIR 3./*° Film British the Best This Year THE FLIGHT COMMANDER” A great picture that is British-made and wholeheartedly British in sentiment—Featuring SIR ALAN COBHAM England’s foremost Aviator, who flew from England to Australia and back, and has just completed a 30,000-mile circuit of Africa, and has ‘achieved other air wonders. KINGSFORD SMITH—ROSS SMITH—WILKINS—HINKLER and SIR ALAN COBHAM. They were all British and these are the men who have done most for Aviation. THIS IS A PICTURE THAT WILL STIR THE BRITISH BLOOD THAT IS IN YOU, AND MAKE YOU GLAD! ALSO SHOWING: Another great picture from the novel of Warwick Deeping, the author of “SORRELL AND SON.’' “DOOMSDAY” Florence Vidor An ideal Love Story set against the picturesque background of rural England. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Box Plans at Theatre, 46-888, and at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Phone Bookings cannot be kept after 7.30 p.m. WWWWWWWWMWWWMWWWMWWWMWWWWIWMMWWawWMM

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