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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 751, 26 August 1929, Page 15

His Majesty's Theatre Lessees: J. C. Williamson. Ltd. Auckland Amateur Operatic Society “FLORADORA” FRIDAY NEXT Ha* the Brightest of Good Music, Perfect Harmony, Beautiful Ballets, or Unrestrained Laughter Any Appeal to You? Then be sure to Book for the t 929 Musical Comedy, ' ’Floradora. ’* Box Plan Now Open at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Reduced Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 6a; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, 1s 6d. Early Doors, 6d Extra. No Tax. FULLER-HA YWARD’S SUBURBAN THEATRES PRINCE EDWARD Packed to the Loor with Thrills. HELP—yourself to laughs and thrills, in the weirdest house you’ve ever seen. “THE HOUSE OF HORROR’* Be where the Crowds go today and tonight Also, “THIRD EYE” Topical and Comedy. | GREY LYNN CINEMA at 7.45. ‘ THE KID’S CLEVER” Starring GLENN TRYON. a Smart Story of Laughs and Surprises. Topical and Comedy. Om^IIENTPANIOMIME “BABES IN THE WOOD” AT MAJESTIC “Babes in the Wood,” one of the most beloved of all the beautiful fairy stories, is to be produced at the Majestic Theatre matinees as a pantomime by Miss Lillian O’Leary during the school holidays. Novel lighting effects, screamingly funny comedy, beautiful costumes, gay dancing girls and gorgeous ballets make tho advent of "Babes in the Wood" one of the most memorable in the history of Auckland stage presentations. Miss Lillian O'Leary, producer of those other beautiful pantomimes, “Cinderella,” “Cinderella’s Honeymoon' 1 and “Aladdin." has been busy for months preparing 60 children for the pantommime. Her dance spectacles are generally admitted to be the best in tbe Dominion, and on this occasion she has excelled herself.