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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 51, 23 May 1927, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS T/iONftfA.O ORIEH 7i*% irnimuMriii PROM I0»1b \C r ~ IB® 1/ THREE LAMPS Thomas Meighan The Popular Good-Luck Star In “THE CANADIAN” Richard Talma dge The Stunt Star Supreme THE BLUE STREAK” Sunbeams and Full Supports Princess Phone 41-580. Tivoli Phone 44-136. REGINALD DENNY “Take It From Me” ADOLPHE MENJOU “ACE OF CADS” “LEFTY” FLYNN “SMILIN' AT TROUBLE” Phone 44-402 for Reserves. “THE WALTZ DREAM 1 " 5 Merrier than “The Merry Widow” Also “TIN GODS” Stirring Dramatic Story with Thomas and a strong oast. Rialto Phone 46-609. COLLEEN MOORE “TWINKLETOES” Good Supports. Select Music. Phone 20-142. RICHARD DIX NOAH BEERY AND LOIS WILSON “THE VANISHING RACE” Good Supports. Special Music by Britannia Orchestra Reserves at Golden Bowl, next Theatre

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE Direction .. .. Fuller-Hayward Theatres TO-NIGHT ONLY VAUDEVILLE aid PICTURES IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT WORLD-RENOWNED DU ETTISTS, ELSIE BENTLEY Duncan Black POPULAR SOPRANO. EVER-WELCOME BASSO. A Musical Treat is Assured You ESME MAE International Dancer STELLA DIRACHA Italian Mezzo-Soprano. WAIOLAE DUO 2 Sheiks —2 Instruments And they Know how to Play them. A Touch of Comedy DORY MORRIS Inimitable Character Comedienne In Response to Popular Demand: RETURN VISIT THE VERSATILE DUO Jack De Rose —— Sylvia Poynter ALWAYS WELCOME K—C—C TRIO In a completely new light, assisted by Baby Joyce, but No Kid when it comes to dancing. “WHITE SLIPPERS" tull-blooded Sea Treasure Romance Thrills—Action—Plenty Comedy. USUAL PRICES: SIXPENCE ONE SHILLING Limited Reserves at Is 6d. Last Monday we were packed out at 7.3 C >Ne earnestly advise our patrons to reserve their seats. Phone 46-252. pARNELL LIBRARY WINTER COURSE. OPENING CONGER T Arranged by MISS MAI DA HOOKER AND MISS BERTA CARR. To-Morrow Night, 24th May at 8 p.m. ARTISTES: MRS. ROBERTSON, MISS LLOYD. MISS CECILIA DUNCAN, MISS DORIS MESSER, MISS MYRA MONK. MISS PAT McLEOD, MISS NELLIE, SIMPSON, MR. ERNEST SNELL. MR. NORMAN WATSON, MR. ARTHUR REID, MR. HUGH lrto WOODS. 'IISS MAIDA HOOKER, Accompanist programme of Variety, comprising ' ocal Solos and Duets, Piano and ’Cello Recitals. t K Cou . rse Tickets obtainable at City Libraries and Queen Street Bookshops. 1 lano kindly supplied by Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. 4 Creation’ Concert Box Plans for SUBSCRIBERS opens TO-DAY at the Town Hall at 7.30 a.m. till 9.30 a.m., and reopens at E. and F. Piano Agency Co., Ltd., Queen St., from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. For NON-SUBSCRIBERS it will open at 9 a.m. on Tuesday and following days at E. and F. Piano Agency Co., Ltd., Queen Street. Click Clack Cabaref NEWMARKET TO-NIGHT POPULAR NIGHT Dancing 8 p.m. till 11 p.m. ADMISSION— Ladies, 2s; Gentlemen, 2s 6d. 1 ,Vr best band and floor and the jolliest surroundings in town. •N’OTR.—The Cabaret can be engaged for Private Parties, Club Dances and Wedding Parties. Phone 25-021 and 46-134 after 7.30 p.m.

Clive Brooke, now playing Tad Workman in "The Pleasure Buyers," * or release by Master picures was taken to America from Engiunu by Thomas Ince who felt he would Prove a success on the screen. He made his film debut in "This Free- «***. ant * h* s first appearance in a Varner Brother picture in the leading role of "The Woman Hater." Noted a : s a Journalist, Mr. Brook has a brilliant screen career. Before ne war he was a writer of short ones. He served for four years in * ranee with the British forces.