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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 94, 12 July 1927, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS {jHTHOMftf A.O'BftlEH Theafref . h^_C^ n Greatest Sherlock Holmes sto" THE SION OF FOUR” Who of the Four Stole the Vast n... ied Treasure’ OH BABY UNIVERSAL’S BIG COMEDY FA roc r\ t? „ AT PRINCESS ONLY. DELBOV jlrf rI HE YEAR. IN AN ENTIRELY new XcT° EUNEY ' , oot jo _„. CAPTAIN LINDBFRf'i-i ATTRACTION CAPTAIN LINDBERGH WORLD RECORD Fl ■ n-.u-r CONTINUOUS FROM I 0»% K>r.R “The Overland Limited 7 ’ A A Ric?u^r , Th G » R £ ,LROAD RO MANCE. FamUw If That Evep y Member of Every amily may see and Enjoy to the Utmost. __ Also. and DELANEY, Novelty Dances and Popular Son a s. "KADOMA," THE WIZARD FOOT JUGGLER. Mfratto » \ Broadway Nmkt. MATT MOORE ‘The Cave Man” MADGE BELLAMY In "SUMMER BACHELORS” MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE “Fifth Avenue” Full Supporting Programme “The Affair of the Follies” Also CLARA BOW. LAWRENCE GRAY, BILLIE DOVE, EDDIE CANTOR

FINAL Matinee To-morrow at 2. DOORS OPEN AT 1 O’CLOCI Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS Of the RETURN OF ALL THE FAVOURITES EVERY EVENING J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present, by arrangement with Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller, London’s Delirious Dancing Musical Comedy 4 < Triumph, LADY BE GOOD! It is Staged by the Full Strength of the Wonderful and Very Popular “No, No, Nanette” Company, including ELSIE PRINCE, JIMMY QODDEN CHARLTON MORTON. “LADY BE GOOD! 99 A GLORIOUS REVIVAL FOR THE LAST NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. THURS., FRI., SAT., MON., JULY 14, 15, 16, 18. MATINEE, SAT., JULY 16. The Ever DELIGHTFUL, WONDERFUL, FASCINATING “NO, NO, NANETTE 3 PLANS AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. DAY SALES AT H.M. THEATRE CONFECTIONERY. PLANS TO-DAY AFTER 12 AT THE THEATRE KIOSK PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, 1s extra. All prices plus Amusement Tax. Business Manager, ALEX. F. WILSON. THEY’VE STAYED THE ROOF AT THE STRAND The Priprietors have got the “wind up”—the 1,500 odd who pack the Strand at every Community Sing are so enthusiastic —put such vim into their singing that they mighty near “raised the roof.” T o-morrow T o-morrow

Sing STRAND THEATRE, 12.30 P.M. TO 1.30 P.M. Sons Leader: MR. R. H. MARRVATT. Chairman: MR. W. J. COLTMAN. Soloist: MR. GIMMELL. Sing—come on—louder—still louder. There's Dad cracking on that E and Mother having a pop at Top C Sister's got Galli-Curei thinking, and Brother—well he's a wing-three-quarter—’nuff said — COME on, Join the happy throng— Sing up means cheer up—NEXT COMMUNITY SING, STRAND THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, 12.30 to 1-30 p.m. DOORS OPEN AT 11.30 A.M. Admission and Song Books Free. Next Community

When Kipling: wrote: “A rag - and a bone and hank of hair,” might have had Chester Conklin in mind, for Paramount’s walrus-moustached comedian has become a male vamp! Chester’s secretary in the new Deb e Daniels picture, “A Kiss in a Taxi, cannot resist him. She is the pursuer and he the pursued all through the comedy. Clarence Badger directed. Incidentally the secretary is played hy Jocelyn Lee, who is considerable of a ‘'vamp” herself. John Drew and Ethel Barrymore attended the invitation showing of John Barrymore’s new Master picture, xilS Lady.” What must they think of John, who lias gone violently movie. John, apparently, is lost to Broadway and to the theatre. And, of course, there may be nothing to the stories that he is in love with Dolores Costello. But he does manage to the lady an inordinate amount of footage when they play in a picture together.