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

AMUSEMENTS ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS! To say “Good-bye” to the Brilliant Humphrey Bishop Musical Comedy Co., which nas charmed and delighted Aucklanders for the past three weeks. FINAL PROGRAMME IS AN ENTERTAINMENT OF SHEER ENJOYMENT Farewell Week Farewell Week Box Plan at Theatre. “Always a Good Show” Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres Sessions. 11.15, 1, 2.30 and 7.30. TWICE DAILY AT 2.40 and 9. Their Brightest, Breeziest and Finest Show! THE NEW ENGLISH Humphrey Bishop Musical Comedy Co. “Scratcher” Ross, ARTHUR HEMSLEY, WALTER KINGSLEY A Riotous, Rollicking Revelry of Enchanting Ensembles, Brilliant Song, Dance and Orchestral Novelties. A REGULAR LAUGH FEAST? 0 OF SPORTING THRILLS. ‘Slide, Kelly Slide, ’with Sally O’Neil & Wm, Haines AN ATHLETIC CLASSIC. BOOK EARLY FOR GOOD-BYE WEEK. MATINEE PRICES: Dress Circle, 1s 6d; Stalls, 1s; Reserves, 6d extra. NIGHT PRICES: Dress Circle, 2s 9d; Stalls, 1s 6d. Reserves, 6d extra. DIXIELAND CABARET BY THE SEA To-morrow Night Wednesday, July 13, ‘Lady Be Good” Night When the Members of the “Lady, B Good” Company will be present. Dancing, 8.30 p.m. till 1.30 a.m. Admission, 7s 6d Double Ticket. Reservations, Phone 26-615. Music by the Famous Internationals.

Harry Langdon has won the title of the "Tacit” star in Hollywood. Unless one knows exactly where the comedian and his players are working, he is hard to find. The usual excitement and noise that generally prevails around a comedy unit is conspicuous by its absence with the Langdon Company. Very few people—only the. executives of First National and Langdon’s immediate associates and cast—ever know just what kind of a picture he is making until it is finished, and then the whole world laughs.