A NOTED LONDON COMEDIAN! AN ENGLISH COMPANY! AN ENGLISH COMEDY! His Majesty's Theatre Lessees: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. A NOTABLE ATTRACTION, COMMENCING WITH A MATINEE Next Saturday Afternoon. INITIAL APPEARANCE IN N.Z. Of London’s Best and Most Popular Burlesque Comedy Artist, ERNIE LOTINGA V And his complete and original English Company of 20 ARTISTS Including KATHLEEN BARBOR In the Military Comedy Play, “AUGUST, 1914” Which ran for over 12 months in London and which has Just terminated a record season in Australia. The first appearance in New Zealand of Ernie Lotinga, comedian of dynamic energy and sparkling wit, in a theatrical event of the greatest importance. The man who made England’s millions laugh, an outstanding personality in the Old World, will be here in person in the New to make you laugh as you have never laughed before. During a brief season Ernie Lotinga will also stage. POLICE FORCE KHAKI AND FULL HOUSE Saturday night next will prove doubly noteworthy, because in addition to the appearance of Ernie Lotinga the occasion will witness the presentation of two of *merica’a greatest head-line vaudeville acts:— The world’s greatest Female Impersonator, Karyl Normau .The Creole Fashion Plate, * and ' / The Marvellous Dancers, 1 Jack Hardgrove George (The Midshipmen). To bring this outstanding attractior within the means of every class of th< community popular prices will be chargee Back Stalls, 2s. Gallery, Is. Dress Circle and R.S., 3s. Rn£ k L r !S Fee ’ , I .* extra - An prices plus tax Box Plans will be opened at Lewis Eady Ltd., on THURSDAY MORNING, at < o’clock. Manager a > - . • . John Farrell. TEACHERS OF, MUSIC lotk CLAUDE LAURIE 1 HAS RESUMED TUITION. Thorough Instruction in Pianoforte Work. Term* Moderate. 181 Great South Road. PIANO, SINGING, COMPOSITION. ' I»R. W. E. THOMAS Resumes Teaching FEBRUARY 10, Interviews by Appointment. SHRU El LANDS, BECKHAM PLACE, GRAFTON ROAD, AUCKLAND. Tel. 41-230. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION MR. W. RUSSELL-WOOD One of Australasia’s Foremost Teachers of Elocution and Adjudicator to the Principal Competitions Societies throughout New Zealand. Beneficial. Interesting Courses for Men, Women and Children. Public Speaking, Voice Culture, Recitals. Etc. Studio: 5 MOUNT STREET. (Lower Symonds St.). Phone. TEACHERS OF DANCING BALLROOM. Operatic Character Dancing Classes. Pritave tuition Valeska’s Studio, Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome St. Phone 46*121. N.Z. ENGINEERS NORTHERN DEPOT. The Company will Parade at the Auckland Railway Station at 8.30 a.m. TOMORROW (SUNDAY), 16th to Proceed to Camp at Ngaruawahia. W. A. GRAY, Major.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 898, 15 February 1930, Page 16
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