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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 412, 21 July 1928, Page 14

Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. THE THEATRE PERFECT To-Night at 8 Sir Benjamin At 8 To-Night LONDON MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Headed by the Popular Artists. ELSIE PRINCE JIMMY GODDEN CHARLTON MORTON And a Big Cast of Outstanding Talent. The Spectacular AllBeautiful Musical Comedy One Of Tlie World’s Greatest Successes. A Pageant of Wondrous and Attractive Scenes. All Sunshine and Happiness—The Aristocrat of Musical Comedies. Box Plan for. Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls at Lewis Eady, Ltd., from 9 a.m. till 5; afterwards at St. James Theatre Office. Real Common-sense Prices. Office. Real Common-sense Prices. O.S. and / Stalls, j / Grand O / D.C. V>/ ” Stalls, “*/ “ Circle, <W/." (Plus Tax.) 4s Seats cannot be booked. Always plenty of latter price seats available at Ticket Office after 7 p.m. “ MERCENARY MARY.” The Most Beautiful of All Musical Comedies. COMMENCES THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT, JULY 26. Grand Circle Box Plans for First Six Nights Opened This Morning, q o’clock Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls Plans Open at Lewis Eady. Ltd., Monday Morning Next.

jj Concert Chamber, Town Hall TO-NIGHT at 8 Miss Beatrice Elliott (Dramatic Soprano) PROGRAMME FOR TO-NIGHT'S RECITAL God Save the King Accompanist, MR. LEO. WHITTAKER. ’Cello Solo Chanson Louis XIII Couperin MISS MOLLY WRIGHT Dormi O Bella Bassani Scherzo Respighi Stornellatrice Respighi O mio Babbino Caro (from ‘Gianni Schicci) Puccini MISS BEATRICE ELLIOTT Cradle Song " Fritz Kreisler (With 'cello obbligato by Miss Molly Wright) MISS BEATRICE ELLIOTT Interval ’Cello Solos (a) Andantino Martini- Kreisler (b) Tarantell Popper MISS MOLLY WRIGHT Le Miroir Ferrari J’ai pleure en reve .. .. Georges Hue Chanson Triste Duparc Mandoline .. Debussy Go Lovely Rose Roger Quilter O Men from the Fields Hubert Hughes May Day Carols Deems Taylor The Sleep that Flits on Baby’s Eyes Carpenter MISS BEATRICE ELLIOTT Direction . . Clym Edgares Book Seats at Lewis Eadys, Ltd. No Extra Charge. Prices, 5s 3s 6d, 2s. No. Tax By Special Permission of the Author, ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY Presents the Delightful Scottish Comedy, “Bunty Pulls The Strings" BY GRAHAM MOFFATT. CONCERT CHAMBER TOWN HALL Commencing Wednesday Next, July 25 at 8 p.m. FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. A faithful delineation of Scottish life and character 60 years ago, alive with humour and heart interest, and interpreted by a brilliant cast of some of Auckland's leading amateurs. Producer: KENNETH BRAMPTON. Stage Manager ------ J. HOWIE. CAST: Bunty - -- -- -- - Lillian Lugton Susie - -- -- -- - Peggy Hovey Eellen - -- -- -- -- - Jessie Barr Teenie - -- -- -- - Flora Shenkin Tammas - -- -- -- - J. D. Swan Weelum - -- -- -- - Tom Johnstone Rab - - - - E. E. Addis Jeems G. G. Spicer And Policeman, Shepherd and other Church-goers. Speciaj attention has been given to the mounting and dressing, and the crinolines of the period should prove very diverting to the present generation. Music supplied by the St. Andrew’s Society Orchestra, under C. C. Overbye. PRICES: 4s, 3s and 2s (no tax). D lans Now Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd., where seats (except 2s) may t>e looked free, and extra tickets obtained. Everyone—Scottish and otherwise — will love the story of Bunty Pulls the Strings, so hurry up and book. M. M. MILLIKEN, President. D. McLAREN, Hon. Secretary. “MAN, WOMAN AND SON” NEW GILBERT PICTURE Just as the mountain in the proverb could not be brought to Mahomet, so they could not bring America’s capital to John Gilbert—which is the explanation for one of the most interesting trips ever taken by a screen company, when Mr. Gilbert and his cast journeyed to Washington to film scenes for “Man, Woman and Son.” The new picture, a story of newspaper life in Washington, was written by Monta Bell, who also directed it. Many of the scenes have an historic background; spots along the Potomac, the zoo in the grounds of the national capital, the Capitol steps, and other details, and several general views of Washington were filmed from office windows as backgrounds for dramatic episodes in the new picture. The film is a romance of a newspaper, ■with Mr. Gilbert in the role of a reporter, and Miss Eagels as a society editor. A notable cast appears, including Marc McDermott, Gladys Brockwell, Cosmo Kyrle Bellew, and Philip Anderson.