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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 308, 29 December 1922, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. FCLLEB'S /-JPEKA TTS^SS" ULLER-S **O™|: FULLERS OPERA HOLSE. Direction: Ben. and John Fuller, Ltd. EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. KVERY AFTERNOON AND KVENINO. EVEKY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. FULLER'S FULLER'S UK! CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. BIG CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. BUS CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. BIG CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. "THE BABES IN THE WOOD." " TUF RABBS IN THE "WOOD. - "' "THE BABES IN THE WOOD." The Greatest Theatrical Triumph In History. "THE BABES IN THE WOOD." •THE B\BES IN THE WOOD." " THE BABES IN THE WOOD." Has HeeD Aptly Described As ACi KI.ANDS FIRST PANTO., MVKTAND-S FIHST'FANTO., AUCKLAND'S FIRST PANTO.. And Marks a Milestone In the Theatrical History of Auckland. "THE BABES IN THIS WOOD. "THE BABES IN TWB WOOD "THE BABES IN TBB WOOD. Contains every Ingredient for good. rich, nholesome production, and to allow everyone to see tills magnincent Pantomime the Management are showing TWICE DAILY, AT 2.30 AND S. TWICE DAILY, AT 2.30 AND X TWICE DAILY. AT 2.30 AND 8. MATINEK PRICES: 2/, V. 6<J. NIGHT: 4/, 3/ 1/. Plus Tax. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Ron Ltd. till 5- then at the THEATRE till t OWING TO THE HEAVY BOOKING •PHONE BOOKING CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. TO-NIGTIT. TO-STOHT. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. TIIF3 FAMOUS DMGE.RS. THK FAMOUS DIGGED. THE FAMOUS DIGGBIIS. TIIH FAMOUS DIGGER*. Twenty-five Performers. Including And ORCHESTRA. Last Two Nizhts of Present' Programme. Last Two Nights of mother Bl= StH-cess Last Night! They iaughed and laughed until they cried. Gee. It was great to see them: There Is no «oubt that the Laughter Season has set in at THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. THE FAMOUS niGGBRS. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. 'Here are some Names to conjure with:— JOE VALLI. The Trnly Great Comedian. JIMMY NORTON. The Laughable Dude. CUS DAWSON. A Brilliant Dancer and Light Comedian. CLAUDE BELL, A Singer with a Priceless Voice. STAN LAWSON. "A Charming Deceit." TANO F.VMA. the Same as of Yore. CLAIRE GOO LEY. the Delightful Soprano. EILY DALKJLEI9H, A Smiling Singing Soubrette. Also, Lois .Briorley. Diana Tabor. Sheila Barrow, Connie Mlddleton. Leah Wilson, Zelda Bailey. Roeie Lockwood, David Lockwood. Dick Thorn. Charlie Host, Newton Mitchell, Len Findlay. and others. What the Papers say: Wellington. —-'We can say nothing bettor than that the performance vas perfection of its kind." The "Star." Dunedin.—"Good as the - o':4 I>isgere were. the\r new girl show is infinitely better.' , 'Press," Curistehnrch. —'"Bravo, Diggers! A great little show." General Opinion in Auckland.—"We had no ide.i it was so good. Knocks all similar shows into a cocked hat." WE BELIEVE LN TRUTHFULNESS In Advertising, so you may rely on the truth of what we say. THE FAMOUS DKIOERS. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. THK FAMOUS DIGGERS. NOTE THE POPULAR PRICES. PRlCES.—Reserved D.C. and Front Stalls, 't/: At Door 4/0; Middle Stalls, 3/; Back Stalls", 2/. All prices plus tax. Early Doors. Middle and Back Stalls. Cd extra. Box Plan at Lewis K. Eady aud Son, Ltd. Day Sales at Coleman's. TANO FAMA .. Business Manager. ryiEST tt<>:d μ^iheatre. 'VEST -L* NL , -i-HEATRE. TO-XIGHT AXD TO-MORROW NIGHT. MATIXBE, TO-MORROW, 2 P.M. " NOT GUILTY." A story of the lure. •NOT GUILTY." the life, the love of the " NOT GUILTY." tropical East thit " NOT GUILTY." v.eUU the hopes, the Or hates. the hearts of Or the Civilised East. "PARROT AND CO." Sylvia Brpamer. ".PARROT AND CO." Sylvia BreameT. " PARROT AND CO." Sylvia Breamer. "PARROT AND CO.- A Powerful Drama '•■PARROT AND CO." of Love and " PARROT AND CO." Romance. Supporting Programme. ".NONSENSE" A Splendid Comedy. I'ATIIK GAZETTE. -U] M P X E S S. x X \\ I o X. TO-XKSHT - LAST NIOHT A CONNECTICUT YANKEI-: A CONNECTICUT YAN'KEK. SATURDAY ONLY: A High-Speed Comedy Drama. *TIIE SPENDERS. THE SPEXDE'RS. MONDAY. TUESDAY. '^WEDNESDAY: THE FOUR HORSEMEN. g X L CJ I v M L O U"X G E. FRIDAY F.VKNINO. r>BCKMBEK 20. SPECIAL PKOGRI&UMX By CORNWALL KNTERTAINERS. MR. J. SMITHSON. Commencing 8.13 p.m. SCO "V E W YEARS X V E - TO-MOBli()ff XIfSHT, RISII MCXnO-8 I'ABARET. EXTRA SPF.CIAI.. 518 AVIATION. IXTALSH TgROcS. , CJEAPLAXE *» ALSH AJRUe.- OIiAI'LAXE WILL BE FLYING ON SATURDAY (TO-MORBOW) FROM ! CHELTENHAM BE-AOU. SUNDAY FROM BUCKLAND'S BEACH. MONDAY FROM WAIHKKE. Aud TUESDAY FUOM CHELTENHAM BEACH. WALSH BROS." AEROPLANE. WALSH BROS." AEROPLANE. Will be F'.ying on SUNDAY AT MAXUKEE. From MR. W. MASSEYS PADDOCK. From 1 p.m. Fares: £1 1/ and 30/. 544 PLEASURE RESORTS. WR A G«E rXrSTITUTK XSD WAIATA TUOPIfAL CARDEXS. Birkenhead.— Rememlier to visit this lasting memorial to Clement 1.. Wragge. who dedicated it to th« public. Admission, 1/1. TF