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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1061, 27 August 1930, Page 15

Good-bye to Backhaus TOWN HALL Direction: E. J. G r *avestock, Ltd. GREAT FAREWELL RECITAL TO-MORROW AT 8 P.M. WILHELM BACKHAUS ■‘Greatest of All Living- Pianists.” "He is one of the great ones of the earth, and, in honouring him, we honour ourselves.”—Otago Daily Times. SPECIAL PRICES: 7s 6d (Reserved), 5s and 3s (Unreserved) Plus Tax. Box Plans at Lewis Eady. Ltd., and 5s Tickets on sale TO-DAV and all day TOMORROW at Coleman’s (H.M. Theatre Arcade). 3s Tickets at Doors Only. TO-NIGHT Peter Pan AUCKLAND’S NEW CABARET AND GRILL ROOM (CORNER LORNE and RUTLAND STS.) OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. ADMISSION, 7s 6d DOUBLE. For Reservations Phone 46-777. ST. PATRICK’S FAIR. Town Hall Concert Chamber Friday, Saturday, Monday. COME, COME TO THE FAIR.

“Bill” Ryan, George Hill’s assistant in “The Big House,” is almost a fanatic on his company’s keeping “up to schedule.” A few days ago he became the proud father of a baby girl, and went around the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios passing out the cigars. “Well,” said Robert Montgomery, taking a handful, “I hope it was on schedule, anyway, or Bill would probably have i put in a report to the production office.”