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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 72, 16 June 1927, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS Last Night Last Night BIG DOUBLE BILL “THE MAN UPSTAIRS” THE FUNNIEST MURDER OF THE YEAR: AN D DAUGHTERS WHO PAY Box Plan at Theatre. Rin«: 43 114 DIRECTION: FULLER-HAY WARD THEATRE?. To-morrow To-morrow , READY FOR the MIRTH RIOT OF THE YEAR! THE PROGRAMME THAT HOLDS THE RECORD FOR FUN LAUGHTER ' BIG DOUBLE BILL THE NEW ENGLISH Humphrey Bishop Musical Comedy Co. TO-MORROW: MATINEE AT ?.30. 40 alterations being made to the stage in preparation for the Humphrey Bishop Musical Comedy Company’s season. —I norrow, there will be _ at 1.45 and the performs ]ng session at the Strand mmence at 2.30. TWICE DAILY Dan a ce, “SCRATCHER” ROSS England’s Prime Minister of Mirth There is only one laugh while “Scratcher” is on the stage, and that is a I the time. FIRST APPEARANCE OF ARTHUR HEMSLEY THE WELL-KNOWN LANCASHIRE COMEDIAN NOTE.—The encasement of this well-known English Comnanv is , h .. most expensive attraction ever brought to a PictHre Houses™,h of the line BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THEATRE PR ICES—Dress Circle. 2s 6.1; Stalls. Is 6.1: Reserves. «d extra MATINEE PRICES—Dress Circle. Is 6d; Stalls, Is; Reserves 6.1 extra (i STRAND BY PUBLIC DEMAND STRAND SPECIAL RETURN SCREENING The Birth of a Flower " LA C T rwAM?^ eS^ te o CLARKE IRVINE (in person) TO SEE THIS GORGEOUS OUTDOOR FILM AC BY AUCKLAND CRITICS, TEACHERS AND THE mmi .A AS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOTION PICTURE EVER MADE STRAND Saturday, 10.15 a.m. Adults, Is; Children, 6d.

PRINCE EDWARD “SUMMER BACHELORS” When Walter Catlett deserted musical comedy to make his screen debut as one of the “Summer Bachelors” in Allan Dwan’s Fox company, he found ICathlene Martyn was also in the- cast. The pair had played together in “Sally,” “Dear Sir” and “Lady Be Good” on the stage. They promptly got up a new act and staged it on a float at the mountain lake where the company was on location. The duo was a riot. Other Broadway players in the cast of “Summer Bachelors,” showing at the Prince Edward Theatre for the last time to-night, are Charles Winninger, Olive Tell, Cosmo Belle w, Hale Hamilton, James F. Cullen and Charles Esdale. Madge Bellamy has the leading feminine role, with Allan Forrest playing opposite her and Matt Moore in an important part. Leila Hyams and Clifford Holland also have important parts. The story is by Warner Fabian, author of “Flaming Youth.” James Hamilton is responsible for the screen play. FSED THOMSON -in •HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER* To be shown at the Princess and Tivoli Theatres To-day.