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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 126, 18 August 1927, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS UitjE S&EgEtll “The Theatre Magnificent DIRECTION: - - - . J. C. WILLIAMSON FILMS. Managing Directors ... BEAUMONT SMITH and F. W. THRING. COMMENCING TO-DAY (At The Matinee) J. C. WILLIAMSON CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE BER TINI VAGABOND COMPOSER VIOLINIST LAST Bebe Daniels in Commencing To-Morrow — kfc A Kiss in a Taxi” ADOLPHE MENJOU “EVENING CLOTHES” Reservations at Theatre (Phone 46-888) and at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Sunday Next: Grand Orchestral Charity Concert Direction - Maurice Guttridge

CARTER THE GREAT On His Sixth Tour of the World. In his Gigantic Shew of Magic and Mystery, which has astounded, amazed, and perplexed countless thousands in every part of the Globe. With his Company of English and Continental Artists. MARVELLOUS . ENTERTAINMENT Unparalleled in this or any other time! EVERYTHING NEW! NEXT WEDNESDAY 24th August SEASON 10 NIGHTS ONLY CARTER THE GREAT, AND HIS COMPANY OF INTERNATIONAL STARS, INCLUDING MISS EVELYN MAXWELL, WHO UNFOLDS A CHAPTER FROM THE SUPERNATURAL IN AN EXHIBITION OF THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE OF MENTAL TELEPATHY, THE RESULT OF YEARS OF STUDY

Everything New . Over 100 New Illusions SEE— Cheating the Gallows—The Torture Cell of Spikes—The Disappearing Flappers—Shooting Through a Live Woman—The Elongated Maiden— Aerial Pigeons—Astral Hand—Nest of Boxes —Bewitched Hat—The Astral Hand Metamorphosis—Sawing a Live Woman in Halves. A Marvellous Entertainment. Unparalleled in this or any other time. BOX PLANS WILL OPEN AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD., ON MONDAY MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK PRICES: Reserves, D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Early Gallery, 2s 6d; Late Gallery, Is 6d. Children admitted to all performances Half-Price except Late Gallery, Is. All prices plus tax. Special Matinee Every Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30.

Wallace Beery, Paramount comedian, appears upon the screen as a star in his own right for the first time in “Casey at the Bat,” a rollicking baseball comedy. This was caused by the waves of approval which followed in the wake of “Behind the Front” and “We’re in the Navy Now’.” * * * Tom Moore has one of the principal roles in Gilda Gray’s second starring picture for Paramount, “Cabaret.” Mr Moore isn’t a stranger at the Long Island studio as he played in “Big Brother,” “A Kiss for Ginderella,” and "The Song and Dance Man,” all of which were made there.