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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 1, 23 March 1927, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS THE “SUN IS ALWAYS SHINING FULLERS’ .Direction - - J olm Fuller and Sor>, Ltd. Fullers Vaudeville and “dtoryeties>.“ NIGHTLY AT S. AT S NIGHTLY. LAST WEEK LAST WEEK. ARTHUR BUCKLEY —‘THE ARTHUR BUCKLEY — MAN ARTHUR BUCKLEY — WHO ARTHUR BUCKLEY — KNOWS.” Answers all your questions on Love. Marriage. Travel, Finance, Domestic Allan's. jiuacies l-i Ancient India, Making spirit Tainting- Mrs. Arthur Buckleys .Amazing Menial Telepathy. Bring your trines or your treasures to her. hear them described though she does not see tnem. lour questions answered uuring ine oimla seance Extraordinary. SPECIAL MATINEE FOR LADIES ONLY, FRIDAY NEAT, 3.3 U. Prices 1/- to all parts. Another Deligntfui Show This Week. GEO. STOREY GEO. STOREY GEO. STOREY ULU. STOREY The snappy, happy comedian, and the "STORYETTBS.” “STORI ET'TES.'* You have heard how wonderful the other hve shows were. This week Geo. ana tne -Storyettes” nave a super production. It s nve times brighter, oetter and lunmer than their previous efforts. Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son Ltd. Prices: 3s, tod, is tod and Is. Town Hall TO-MORROW, AT S P.M. TO-MORROW, AT S P.M. Also, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT. IMPORTANT MUSICAL EVENT. MR. E. J: Gn—VESTOCK Has the honour to present for the FIRST TIME IN AUCKLAND MISS Phyllis Lett The GREAT ENGLISH CONTRALTO. GREAT ENGLISH CONTRALTO. Who has thrilled enormous audiences throughout the English-speaking world with her glorious voice and wonderful artistry. MISS PHYLLIS LETT. MISS PHYLLIS LETT. MISS PHYLLIS LETT. “Miss Phyllis Lett has the voice which Homer forgot to describe as belonging "to Helen of Troy.”—“London Times." “One of the beautiful grand voices of our day.”—London "Daily Mail.” TO-MORROW MISS PHYLLIS LETT Will Sing:

Creation’s Hymn (Beethoven) In Questa Tomba (Beethoven) Alleluia (17th Century Hymn, arr. by O’Connor-Morris). Die Mainacht (Brahms) L’Heureux Vagabond (Bruneau) The Song of the Palanquin Bearers (Martin Shaw) I Love the Jocund Dance .. (Watford Davies) At a Bier-side .. .. (Armstrong Gibbs) The Bird (Dwight Fiske) The Second Minuet .. .. (Maurice Beslfr) Love Me if I Live (Cowen) Also, . “AVE MARIA’’ (Bach-Gounod) "AVE MARLA’ (Bach-Gounod) “AVE MARIA” (Bach-Gounod) With VIOLIN. PIANO, ORGAN. VIOLIN, PIANO, ORGAN. Brilliant Supporting Company. First Appearance in Auckland Of MISS MARGOT MACGIBBON (Violinist) MR. NORMAN BENNETT (Tenor), MR. MAURICE BESLBY. The Distinguished Composer-Pianist. At the Grand Organ: MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. Reserved Seats, 7s 6d; Unreserved, 5s and 3s (plus tax). 5s Tickets on Sale at H.M. ArcaAp, where Box Plan can also be found after 5 p.m. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son. 3s Tickets on Sale Only at Door. Concessions to Students and Members of Musical Societies on application to Box Office. Maurice Ralph, General Manager DIXIELAND BY THE SEA. Where the delightful sea breezes gently fan the dance floor, and the entrancing and comfortable surroundings, added to brilliant colourings and wonderful lighting effects, make the Cabaret the most popular and most up-to-date in Australasia. MI D - WEEK GALA NIGHT. ADMISSION, ss. PHONE 26-615. HEAR THE DIXIELAND S INCOMPARABLE DANCE ORCHESTRA, THE INTERNATIONAL SEVEN, IN THESE LATEST HITS, Under the Leadership of MR. MAURICE GILMAN. DAN SANT EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. CABARET OPEN EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY. SOS. NEMPLOYMENT S.O.S. BLANDFORD PARK, 'SI APRIL 4. * (i.e., Next Monday Week). 8 P.M. GRAND OPEN-AIR EX T ERT AIN M EX T Will be given (on behalf of Sister Esther’s work and the Auckland City Mission) by the ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR, Assisted by POXSOXBY BOYS' BRASS BAND. Is (ONE SHILLING). JASPER CALDER, City Missioner. SAM HARDWICK. Organising Secretary. TICKETS: