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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 518, 22 November 1928, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS ST. JAMES THEATRE /T Li C Tld C ATD C OP RPP PT \ l Prnnpiatnp* • Inttn cr.. 11 s: John Fuller and . nd SAT.. 2.30. Change of Programme Each Doors Open at 7.15. A Show that is Di«I “*>- GEORGE WARD (LITTLE HERMIE) and His ' I \ ——— ——«***,; auu XUS WHIRL OF MIRTH REVUE CO PPATIIRINin WARD AND SHFRMAM TMP RAM An > • m. FEATURING WARD AND SHERMAN, THE BANANA KINGS Including a Brilliant Cast of Popular Artists. A Snappy and Entertaining Show that contains a wealth of Ent»r+.for all tastes. scrxa? nment and Novel Musical Delights by CHARLESTON SIX SYMPHONISTS Jazz Boys Who Know Exactly How to Play Jazz. PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plans at St. James Theatre. I

The Biggest Thriller Ever Presented i n the Dominion AT AUCKLAND JUBILEE SHOW \t /• INTRODUCING WEIRD TRIBAL SONGS AND WAR DANCES. THE BELGIAN CONGO PIGMY MAN FROM SAVAGE CENTRAL AFRICA. A Dweller of the Trees and Rocks, and Associate of the Great Apes, Chimps and Gorillas. 36 YEARS OF AGE. 34 STONE IN WEIGHT. Smallest Human being on Earth, and First of his Tribe to be brought to New Zealand. Direction AFRICANDER IYIEEKIN.

Reservation of Train Seats and Sleeping Berths CONVENIENT RAILWAY SYSTEM If you cannot attend personally to the reservation of your seat or sleeping berth, a request by phone, letter or messenger will ensure accommodation being held. In such cases, the transaction should be confirmed in the usual way as early as convenient. Communicate with the nearest Stationmaster, Central Booking Office, Passenger Agent or District Manager for full particulars.