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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 73, 27 March 1920, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. p R I N 0 E S S ITHIEATIIE. pRI-N CE S S «*p HEAT RB. Dear Miss Auckland, — TpNID TJENNETT'S ■Newest Paramount Picture, " THE HAFNTED BEDROOM " "THE HAUNTED BEDROOM," Comes here for Next Week. What do yon think of the title'" Great, Isn't It? Great Picture 100. Remember when you used to be tlhrilled by hearing Ghost Stortes, and couldn't sleep at night. Well, that's the sort of story Mils Is). It'll aend delljrhtful little shivers up your hack, aud make your spine tingle. And then—all of a sudden—you'll laugh. Frank Kgerton's Orchestra will play . •'O.IHE BAIRBER OF SEVILLE" "THE BARBER O-F •SEVILLE" for the Overture em— evening, and . that's "some" music. ENID BENNETT will play Iv a sew role, and you'll like her better than ever. Now that's a promise. Yours sincerely, •ROD PETERSEN, Manager, l'rlnceas Theatre. (P.S. —Book your seats) at Richardson's, ox ring I"hone 655 Awto. *.P. fpOWN TIALL .rWeXOE&T rpO-NIOHT (SATURDAY, _rj AT 8 P.M. ■\rOCAX> RBCTTcAiL BY TTUBERT /-IABTEB TTUBBRT /BARTER (.Auckland's Own Tenor), ASSISTED BY LEADING ARTISTS. FuH TYoßrain-me Last Niffhfs Paper. Plan at JUch-ardsoen's, Qneen Street. Prices: 4/ (res.). 2/6, 1/8 (Plus tax). -rrrs TITAJESTT'S rpHEATRE. Direction ••■J- C- Williamson, Ltd. LIGHTNIX' BILL JONES IS COMING. Commencing SATURDAY XTEST. S**\\ 3. »ATUiRDAY -£*-FRIL «. The Famous Comedy-Drama, LIGHTNIV. KMITNIN'. LI-G-HTNIN'. JGSTSIX'. ISO SIGHTS IN MELBOURNE. 100 NIGHTS IN SYDNEY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, DTD., Present the World's Most Famous Character Comedian, JOHN D. O'HA'RA, AS "LIGHTNIN"" BILL JONES. Supported by a - BRILLIANT CAST OF SPECIALLYriCK'ED PLAYERS, Headed by those well-known Xew York artists: — ROBERT TOMS. DIANA WILSON. JOHN cBBOK, FREDK. ESMELTOX. ALSO IX ARTISTIC ASSOCIATION, Llsette Paxkes, Marion Marcus Clarke, Kenneth 'Brampton, T. W. .Lloyd, Arthur Cornell, David Drayton, H. W. Wallace. Frank Sceatjc, Fred Cambourne, Tien Uogtte LIGHTNI.V. IGHTNI.V. LIGHTNIN'. I-GHTNIX'. Human nature, sentiment, pathos, quaint characterisation, and humour —tons of it— are crammed into every scene In the play that illuminated New York for over 18 months. L lOHTNIX'. IGeHTNIN". LrG-HTNIN". IGHTNIV. Flash along to tbe (Box Office at Wildman and Axey's on TUESDAY NEXT, when thePlans Open for the First Six -Nights. Better be "greased lightnin''' than be crowded out, PRICES.—Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 7/B; Back Stalls, 3/S; Gallery. 1/7. Early -Door eStalls and Gallery, 1/ extra. All prices include amusement tax. CHARLES M. BERKELEY. i EST J£>"D .rpHEATRE. TO-NIGIHT. TO-NIGHT. First Screening in Auckland, And Exclusive to This Theatre. LOUISE HUFF LOUISE HUFF IU 'THE LITTLE INTRUDER." "THE LeTTTIJE INTRUDBK." Good, Suitable, Up-to-date Support*. \riCTORIA. TO-NIGHT. DEVONPORT. ICTORIA. AND DEVONPORT. VICTORIA. MONDAY. DEVONPORT. It's a Goldwyn. Dainty MADGE KENNEDY MADGE KENNEDY In OUR T ITTLE \TTIFE. UE A-'ITTLE ' ' IFE. Plots, Jealousies, Suspicions, Accusations, all mingled together ln a Melange of Mirth and Matrimonial Muddles. A Gem of a Comedy and a Jewel of an Actress. T7IORESTERS' THEATRE, ONEHUNGA. MONDAY, MARCH 20. ONE NIGHT ONLY. MARY PrCKFORD MARY PICKFORD _ In the HOODLUM. HOODLUM. Prices of Admission: L.T, 1/7, 2.7. Reserves at WaCta Bros. __ft BRITANNIA BRITANNIA. RITANNIA BRITANNIA. TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. Cheery HALE HAMILTON ln "IN HIS BROTHER'S PLAOB." Also BILLLH WEST ln "HIS DAY OUT." And Episode lA, "Silent Mystery" SertaL COMING MONIDAY. THE IdBB KIDDIES tn "SWAT TcHB SPY." AT THE GRAND TO-DAY— "COAX ME." "COAX ME." A Fin* New -World Comedy. Prlntad and Pnbßassd for the Proprietors. The Brett .Printing aad Pabßsblßf Company, Limited," by Henry Brett, of Lake Takapuna, Journalist, st tbe OfOe* of the Company, Shortlsnd Street Auckland. SATI'IIDAY, MARCH. 27, 1920.