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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 182, 22 October 1927, Page 16

j Thrills! Laughter! Surprises! FROM THE MOMENT THE WHISTLE BLOWS! “The Ghost Train” —What a Night! —What a Railway Station! —What a Waiting Rooml —What a Thrill! —What a Laugh! Lessees: *l. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Commencing Saturday Next AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD., In Conjunction with E. J. Carroll, present ARNOLD RIDLEY’S Comedy of Fascinating Surprises, ‘THE GHOST TRAIN* **THE3 GHOST TRAIN” has been universally acclaimed as one of the most Exciting Plays ever staged. • THE GHOST TRAIN” is not an old-time thriller. It is a laughable comedy, backed with amusing scenes, punctuated by a series of mystifying episodes experienced by a number of people stranded late at night at a lonely wayside railway station, and whose feelings have been harrowed by the stationmaster’s story of a ghostly train which is supposed to dash through the station with a rush of steam and rattle of wheels altogether thrilling. •‘THE GHOST TRAIN” Presented by a NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY, Including— Hugh E. Wright. Basil Radford. Laura Smithson. Mayne Lynton. Roger Barry Edgar Warwick. Joan Bailey Leslie Palmer And the Charming Stage and Screen Star, Betty Ross Clarke “THE GHOST TRAIN” will carry you at express speed to Fal Vale, where you experience a night of THRILLS, SURPRISES AND JOY. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Stalls and Gallery, Is extra (all plus tax). Book Your Seat for “ The Ghost Train ” The Booking Opens on Thursday Morning at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Representative - - WALTER MONK GREY LYNN LABOUR PARTY TO-NIGHT—B to 12 O’NEILL ST. HALL, PONSONBY And EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY “BEST OF ALL” OLD TIME DANCE Our Old Time Dance includes D’Alberts Chocs., Cigs., and Streamers Paltridge’s Orchestra .With Tims and Melody that Makes You Wish for Just One More Dance. Excellent Floor and Attention. Ladies, 1s 6d., Gents, 2s. Concession to Members. Free Bus to Point Chevalier After Dance. HARD-UP SOCIAL WEDNESDAY, November 9. 4 Prizes for Costumes. To Raise Funds to Give Work to the Unemployed in Improving the Grey Lynn Schools’ Grounds. H. KEATS, Social Sec. H. W. VAUGHAN, Hon. Sec. QITI OP AUCKL AN D. SUNDAY at 8.30p.m. Musical Recited BY THE Auckland Municipal Band PROGRAMME March _ “Idomeneo” Mozart Overture “Martha” Flotow Transcription “The Old Folks at Home” _ .. Roberts Suite “The Shoe” Ansell 1. The Sabot; 2. The Ballet Shoe; 3. The Court Shoe; 4. The Sandal; 5. The Brogue. Piccolo Solo “Sylvia Scherzo” Le Thiere Soloist. Mr. Hal. C. McLennan Waltz “Amorettan Tanz” Cung’l Selection “I Lombardi” Verdi National Anthem Adr sion: Free. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.