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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 486, 16 October 1928, Page 15

FAREWELL TO MARGARET BANNERMAN Margaret Bannerman's Greatest Triumph was last night achieved in “ DIPLOMACY ” in which the famous actress created a profound sensation. His Majesty’s Theatre Direction:. J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON TO-NIGHT at 8 For this final occasion ANTHONY PRINSEP'S LONDON COMPANY, With Margaret Bannerman as DORA in “ DIPLOMACY ” A play of thrilling dramatic power, adapted from Victorien Sardou’s "Dora." Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Confectionery Shop. Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, j 7s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d. Early door ; Stalls 1s extra. Early door Gallery, 6d extra. All prices plus tax. Manager .... JOHN FARRELL THE DIOCESAN HIGH SCHOOL PRESENT ‘THE TEMPEST’ SCOTS HALL

Wednesday & Thursday OCTOBER 17 AND 18 Reserved, 5s and 3s. Unreserved, 2s. Reserves now open at Lewis R. Eady. Ltd. ART UNIONS AKARANA GOLF CLUB (INCORP.). ART UNION Following are the results of the above, drawn at the Clubhouse. Mt. Roskilf, on Saturday, October 13, 1928: Ist Prize. 5007. Miss E. Nardi, Grafton. Rd., City. 2nd Prize. 10945, Mr. C. Storey, Newton Rd., Newton. 3rd Prize. 14067, Mr. D. O'Hara, Box 15. Auckland. 4th Prize, 7774, Miss K. Yates, 63, St. Stephen's Ave., Parnell. , sth Prize. 13409, Mrs. F. Reilly. 14, Liverpool St., City. 6th Prize, 3736. Mr. I Rtnaud, Stamp Office, Auckland. 7th Prize, 6794, s Mr. S. Mcßobie, c/o. Sargood. Son and Ewen, City. Bth Prize, 5888. Mr. M. M. Corey. Swanson 9th Prize, 7277, Mr. A. Young, 8 Baldwin Ave., Mt. Albert. 10th Prize. 6700, Mr. F. Hoffman. 18 Ranfurly Rd.. Epsom. 11th Prize. 12033. Miss K. Currie, 14 King’s View Rd.. Mt. Eden. • 12th Prize. 15076, Miss Iris Breyenton. Whakatane. G. M. BROWN, Hon. Sec. TEACHERS OF DANCING. FRANK WOODRUFFE EXPERT WALTZ AND JAZZ INSTRUCTOR. Special Jazz Course 15s.' Proficiency Assured. 178 UPPER SYMONDS STREET

MONTE BANKS IN FILMS Monty Banks has just signed a new i contract with British International ! Pictures. The contract is the result \of John Maxwell seeing “Adam’s : Apple” prior to his American trip. Mr. • Maxwell was so impressed by Banks’: ! performance, and particularly by the [ climax, that he made him an offer. | Monty Banks is already at work writ- , ing a new comedy, “Which should be in ! production in about six weeks’ time. 1 He will be starred and will also probably direct. It is interesting to note j that in “‘Adam’s Apple” Banks has* I made a film of a type which had ! hitherto been regarded as almost im - possible outside Hollywood. He declares. however, that it is just as easy to make such films in England- as in America, and the he can get suitable actors. Cinema Art Films will re bn.*# this picture in Xew Zealand.