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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 413, 23 July 1928, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. If A f LAST 3 NIGHTS The -Sunny - ' Boom < s MIM Common Sense Price* i_e*d Packed Houici. 6/- 4/. ELSIE PRINCE JIMMY GODDEN CHARLTON MORTON o have becom 2/And all the Compar popular in Auckl, nd . THURSDAY NIGHT NnCENAItV NARY “MERCENARY MARY." the Most Beautiful of all Musical Corned. “MERCENARY MARY,” the Champagne of Musical Comedies **’ “MERCENARY MARY," the most Tuneful Play, the Biaoe ♦ Comedy Play, the Biggest Dancing Play, and the most Delink!!*. Play of aTT times. anxTul “MERCENARY MARY" will be the Crow«aiS3 Glory to a Triumphal •MERCENARY MARY * Little Bit Fonder of You tha Around Your Finger," “Honey I Season. ontains the following Musical hits* **|» m Myself." “Tie a Strfhg n Love With You,” "Dipping Moonlight." “Mercenary Mary." “Give a Little. Get a Little' the Garden Wall," “I’m Going to Dance at Your Weddino Thinking of You,” Etc.. Etc. “ MERCENARY MARY/’ Play Yet to visit Box Plan Arrangements.—“ Sunny" Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls Plans at Lewis Eady Ltd., from 9 a.m. till 5. Afterwards at St. James Theatre Office. “Mercenary Mary" Plans for Dress Circle and O.S. now open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Grand Circle Plans at St. James Theatre Office. Note.—4s Seats cannot be Booked. Always planty of the latter price Tickets available at Ticket Office after 7 p.m.