Elsie Prince and Jimmy Godden
SEND A FAREWELL MESSAGE TO READERS OF THE SUN’S “ROUND THE SHOWS” SECTION
“Good-bye, an revoir, auf wiedersehen, and all the other things the other nations say when they want to say, ‘See yon again smothertime.' Meanwhile, all my thanks for the past and my good wishes for the future. “St. George for Merry England; St. James for Merry Auckland ! JIMMY GODDEN.’’
“I would like to let the theatre-going public of Auckland know hoto deep my regret is at leaving them. “My few weeks here have been one great joy and happiness, which they have m.ostly made in their appreciation of my efforts. “I look fortcard to returning some time in the near future. “Kindest regards. Sinccrely yours, ELSIE PRINCE.”
Miss Elsie Prince and Mr. Jimmy Godden, who have teen delighting Auckland audiences at the St. James Theatre, left for Svdnev to-day by the Ulimaroa.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 429, 10 August 1928, Page 14
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150Elsie Prince and Jimmy Godden Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 429, 10 August 1928, Page 14
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