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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 669, 22 May 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS. “TRENTS LAST CASE” j With Marceline Day Raymond Griffith . Raymond Hatton Lawrence Gray 1 J. Whiteford-Waugh’s Majestic Orchestra. ■•The Rescue of the Southern Cross” Majestic News Max Davidson Comedy. " Songs of Italy.” On the Stage: THE MAJESTIC QUARTETTE In “ FIRESIDE MEMORIES.” Continuous Daily From 11 a.m, Fuller* Hayward Theatre COMMENCING FRIDAY. “Troublesome Wives” From the Play “ Summer Lighting.” With Mabel Poulton and Eric Bransby Williams. AND “ THE EXPLOITS OF THE ‘EMDEN’ ” Produced with the co-operation of Australian Naval Board and the German Admiralty. Rigidly fair to both British and German, foi* the “Emden” was a Chivalrous Foe. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. PHONE 43-210.

ST. JAMES THEATRE OPPOSITE THE tiisfey Proprietors: HOLLOW SQUARE. John Fuller & Sons, Ltd. THE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS PRESENT THEIR TOPICAL MUSICAL FARCE. The KING OF KAWAU OR SEVENTY MILLIONS IF IT'S UNIVERSITY, IT'S UNIQUE. IF IT'S WET TAKE A TAXI. WHAT THE STUDENTS SAY ABOUT —Joey Ward, Gordon Coates, Bishop of Waikato, Jerry Lundon, Mr. Allan, Evolution. And, Mind You, they KNOW. Varsity Prices: Res., 6s; 8.5., 3s (Early Doors, 1s extra); Grand Circle Res., 2/-; Unres., 1/6; Boxes by Arrangement. NO TAX. BOX PLANS OPEN AT THEATRE. NO QUEUE. HXO'-ZQH