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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 380, 14 June 1928, Page 15

A rULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE i For a Limited Season Only AR6US THE PROPHET The Greatest Wonder of the Afle. ill READ WHAT THE HIGHEST COURT IN THE LAND HAS TO SAY: ATTORNEY.GENERAL’S OFFICE. HOBART, TASMANIA, sth March, 1927. DEAR MR. COPELAND — ON BEHALF OE MYSELF AND THE MEMBERS. OF THE CABINET WHO WERE PRESENT AT THE DEMONSTRATION GIVEN BY YOUR SON • ARGUS” IN THE OFFICES OF THE HONOURABLE THE PRE MIER ON THURSDAY LAST, I DESIRE TO EXPRESS TO YOU OUR THANKS. THE ENTERTAINMENT WAS MOST INTERESTING, AND THE VARIOUS QUESTIONS PUT TO YOU SON WERE CORRECTLY ANSWERED. ALL WERE ASTON. ISHED AT THE CAPACITY OF BOTH YOURSELF AND YOUR SON. I am. Yours faithfully, (Signed) WM. G. OGOLVIE. Attorney-General. ARGUS Will Answer Your Questions FREE OF CHARGE. IF YOU ARE SCEPTICAL COME AND EE CONVINCED. Look Oat for the Special Ladies ’ Matinee Managerial: The Box Plan for the “Argus” Season is NOW OPEN. Seats may he Booked without extra charge. TEACHEF.I3 OF DANCING. FRANK WOOD RUFFE INSTRUCTOR AND OLDDANCE AUTHORITY. Special Jazz Course: 15s. 178 UPPER SYMONDS STREET. MISS DAPHNE KNIGHT Operatic, Character, Greek. Latest Ballroom Dancing, including The Yale Blues. STUDIO: 22 KHYBER PASS. Phone 41-423. TEACHERS OF MUSIC CYRIL WALSHE, Teacher of Piano, Theory, Singing and Commercial Subjects. Fees Moderate. Interviews by Appointment, or Phone 44-407. 23 KHYBER PASS (opp. Grafton Rd.).

William Beaudine. Universal director, got his start in motion pictures as a nurseglrl to a flock of cats, mules, and sundry studio properties—in other words, a “prop, boy.” J-te is now directing players for whom he formerly acted as messenger. Beaudine’s greatest success is the laugh -iot, “The Cohens and Kellys in Paris. ’