YE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 570, 24 January 1929, Page 14

YE OLDE PIRATE SHIPPE

TABLE RESERVATIONS OPEN Ye Olde Pirate Shippe Cabaret at Milford Iras proved so popular during the past few weeks that dancers have often found it difficult to secure table accommodation. The management advises now that tables can be booked for the next two big carnivals on the Shippe. • _ . , The first of these is on Saturday night next, when the usual Saturday Carnival Night will be held. Then a big Carnival Dance will he held on Regatta Day. Tuesday next. This will take the form of a Monte Carlo Night and there will be special attractions such as the Wheel of For< tune. Date vehicular ferry service to Auckland will he available. MADGE BELLAMY, ACTRESS Admirers of dainty Madge Bellamy are going to have a real surprise and a pleasing one when they see her in her latest production for Fox Films, “Mother Knows Best,” a picturisation of the internationally fafcious story by Edna Ferber. Hitherto Miss Bellamy has been a very excellent light-comedy portraj-er, and an exponent of the art of being well dressed without much clothes. In “Mother Knows Best” she is called upon to run the whole gamut of human emotions, and it is a tribute to her own part and the careful direction of John Blystone that she proves a revelation. Louise Dresser and Barry Norton are cast in the other roles of importance.