CLICK-CLACK CABARET

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 301, 12 March 1928, Page 15

CLICK-CLACK CABARET

REOPENING CARNIVAL There was a large attendance on Saturday evening, when the Click Clack Cabaret re-opened for the 1928 season. The decorations of the dance-room itself were artistically carried out with lamp shades and streamers of harmonising shades. Downstairs in the lounge scheme of decoration was continued ® the same manner, the rich tapestried furnishing making a pleasing contrast w ith the light green and gold of the streamers. George Shorland and his Sylvians *ere in excellent form, and maintained * hi gh standard of playing throughout tn© evening, two particularly good e uorts on their part being “Yesterday, •Hid ‘'The Blues.” addition to the Saturday night carnival, the cabaret will be open on Tuesday and Thursday. A dansant w dl be held on Saturday afternoon. ; the assignment of Cesare Grav*°a tc- play the role of Gigi, the eccenne “page boy” of a Parisian theatre, east o! "The Divine Woman” is ompketed. Gravina’s contract to play :" 18 cole makes his third important appearance in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer c»f C Vj res ‘ He Plays the important part ballet master in “Love,” John rin er<: . and Greta Garbo’s new co-star-s Picture, and has the role of DolHio’s grandfather in “The whi u° f * 9B -” “The Divine Woman,’ i- i g Miss Garbo’s starring picture, With directed by Victor Seastrom roil Lars Hanson in the featured male Poliv supporting cast includes Moran, Dorothy* Cumming, Lowfi®fl«rman, Johnny Mack Drown aiul Briac.. „