AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 48, 26 February 1923, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

"THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE." The popularity of "The Sentimental Bloke" bas not waned in the slightest. Last Saturday night's audience followed Dennis" hero and heroine. The Interest was maintained throughout and applause was frequent. The name pert is in the I capable bands of Walter Cornock, who la well and favourably known to Auckland theatregoprs. Other outstanding characters are Ginger Mick and Doreen. who are in the capable hands of Tal Ordell and Eileen Alexander respectively. The souson finishes next Saturday night. The box plans are at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. OPERA HQ*JSE. A change of programme will be provided at the Opera House this evening. An attractive budget of vaudeville items will include interesting numbers by Miss Ruth Buckiinll. a prima donna from the Albert Hall. London: Jean Le Koi. magician; Sam. 'Stern. Hebrew comedian: the Andros and \f. K. Vnughan in novelty ar-ls. The American Revue Company will he seen in another lof their inimitable burlesques entitled ■Right Turn." AMUSEMENTS GUIDE. OPERA HOUSE —Fuller's American Revue and Vaudeville. HIS MAJESTY'S —" The Sentimental BloKe." PICTURE THEATRES. NATIONAL— House I'etcps In " Human Hearts." STRAND —Nazimova In " a Doll's House " HIPPODROME —ShirIey Mason in "Shirley of the. Circus."' *» TlVOLl —Thomas .Meighan in "lr You pplip-ve It." PRINCESS —Thomas Meig-han, Leatrlce Joy, and I.ois Wilson in " .Manslaughter." LYRIC —" The Prisoner or Zpnrla " GRAND—" The' Sport of Kings " WEST END—- Restless Soiilf"" QUEEN'S—" The Spoilers" and Harold l.loyd Comedy, "An Eastern Westerner." BROADWAY—" Son or WallingTord." lof-?« V £?.? V ' 8 —■" Th(: ' Prisoner or Zenda." BRITANNIA—conway Tearic in " The Referee."