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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. | Y\THAT YTJELLINGTON C_AID'! » * HAT » > ELLINGTON rOAID I I " The Dominion," June 3— "Possibly one of the most strangely assorted entertainments ever presented in Wellington was that given to a large audience at the Grand Opera House last night by the First National Pictures. It was the association of that very fine Eng-lish-made presentation of " THE ONLY Way" (Charles Dickens' 'A Taie of Two Cities') In screen form, with Sir John Martin Harvey as Sidney Carton, and tie ultra-modern and altogether hilarious ' WEDDING OF BABY KERR," in which some forty bright youngsters took part. Both sections of the programme made a distinct appeal, etc., etc." "Free Lance"— "The Sunbeam Children from Sydney are a whole entertainment in themselves. They are a particularly bright and clever troupe-—in fact the cleverest juveniles seen In Wellington." "Times," June 3 — "True to label the advance notices of •THE ONLY WAY, - the First National film featuring the eminent English actor. Sir John Martin Harvey, is here, and it more than justifies the many good things said about it in advance. . . ... In the first half we have the Sunbeam Children from Sydney, who are presented by Frances Scully in THE WEDDING OF BABY KERR.' It is hard to believe that children of such tender years could be so talented. They have all the tricks of the trade known to many much older than they, but they retain their charm and their naturalness, their freshness, and. above all. their simplicity. The settings throughout reveal the hand of an artist, whilst the Crocking is particularly fine. It would have taken Athletic Park to accommodate all those desiring admission." "Evening Post." June 3— "The matinee yesterday drew a crowded house, and in the evening another large audience sat enthralled as the story of self-sacrifice of a man for the woman he loved, was unfolded in a ceries of scenes of brilliance. . . . The ballet of older girls, called the 'Beauty' Ballet, is all that, and more. The frocking is exquisite." VEXT TX7EDNESDAY, XXTEDNESDAY, AT THE NATIONAL AND LYRIC THEATRES. NATIONAL AND LYRIC THEATRES. NATIONAL AND LYRIC THEATRES. FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES, AUSTRALASIA. LTD., PRESENTS : (Through its Theatre Representative, Stanley N. Wricht) SIR JOHN' -\TARTIN TTARVEY IR «OHN i-'A-ARTIN J-*-AKVEY In " THE 6NLY WAY," 12 Acts. "THE ONLY WAY," 12 Acts. "THE ONLY WAY," 12 Acts. (It Led Up the Steps of the Scaffold). And ON THE STAGE—4O OF THEM, FRANCES CJCULLY RANGES OcULLY Presents the cjunbeam children he Ol'xbeam Children the cjunbeam /children HE OrjNBEAM CHILDREN FROM SYDNEY, FROM SYDNEY, IN THE TXTEDDING f\F TJABY "CrERR. he Wedding v/p -Dabt -*-*-err. CTIHE \T7EDDING f\F "RABY TT EIiR - J- HE VVeDDIXG *-*_• -L»ABT -"-ERR. Remember —This entertainment, as presented in its entirety, will not be seen at ! any Suburban Picture Theatre, as the "Sunbeams" return to Sydney immediately following the National-Lyric Season. BOX PLAN now open at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd., for "Night" Reservations only, both Theatres, 2/9. The National wiU present its usual Daily Matinee (with the Orchestra in attendance), and the Ly/c its usual Saturday (only) Matinee. The "Reserves" for the Matinees to be made (only) at Theatres. Stalls 1/6, Circle 2/9. ASK THE POSTMAN when he is going to deliver YOUR copy of the Only Way Special. CAPITOL. DOMINION RD. TERMINUS. APITOL. DOMINION RD. TERMINUS. CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT—7.4S—TO-NIGHT. CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT—7.4S—TO-NIGHT. CAPITOL. A Paramount Picture. CAPITOL. "YTJILD, \XTILD CJUSAN." CAPITOL. "»ViLD. »V ILD t^L'SAN." CAPITOL. BEBE DANIELS And CAPITOL. ROD LA ROCQUE. CAPITOL. This is a RoUicking ComedyCAPITOL. drama. The story of a girl CAPITOL, who craved excitement. A CAPITOL, picture full of speed, thrills CAPITOL. and laughter. CAPITOL. THE SECOND PICTURE. CAPITOL. A Metro-Gold—j_ Production. CAPITOL. " TjADDXS /~i ONE CAPITOL. " -L'ADDY'S CAPITOL. A. TXUNTING." CAPITOL. -■*■ " -O-UNTING." CAPITOL. The screen version of a CAPITOL. • famous stage play, an excelCAPITOL. lent drama, a powerful story, CAPITOL. good, solid entertainment. CAPITOL. PERCY MARMONT And CAPITOL. ALICE JOYCE CAPITOL. Play the Leading Roles. CAPITOL. Showing, also, CAPITOL. PATHE NEWS And CAPITOL. INKWELL CARTOON. CAPITOL. THE RENOWNED CAPITOL CAPITOL. ORCHESTRA. CAPITOL. Reserves, Phone 20-574. EMPRESS Reservoir VEWTO.f. MPRESS Corner. ** EWTON. TO-NIGHT, Commencing 7.30 o'clock. A Paramount Picture, Empress. " JJEGGAR /~|N Empress. " J -*EGGAR v/N Empress. JTORSEBACK," Empress. -"-ORSEBACK," Empress. AN ALL-STAR CAST. Empress. 7 Reels. Empress There isn't a single horse In it. Empress. There Isn't a beggar in it. ESipress. It has nothing to do with horse Empress, back riding. Empress. But it IS Empress, the gayest and funniest and most Empress, original story ever put on the Empress, screen. Empress. Empress. Usual Selected Supports. Empress. Empress. Stalls, 9d: Circle, If. Empress. 'Phone 27-077 for Reserves. HAT SORT OF A FOOL ARE YOU? Come to the Majestic Theatre TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, and hear REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER on "THE CHRISTIAN FOOL." 74 ExrrrßTTio'N's. \ UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION ANNUAL EXHIBITION At the GALLERY. KITCHENER STREET. Open Daily. MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, 12 to G p.m. THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, " SATURDAYS, 12 to 6 p.m., and 7 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION, 1/. ART UNION Will be Drawn, on 29th June. Tickets, 2/6 each. Afternoon Tea: Wednesdays and Saturdays. BAND PERFORMANCES. ISIT ELLERSLIE'S BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS AND WINTER GARDENS, With its Gorgeous Blooms, and hear the BAND! TEMPERANCE GUARDS BAND TEMPERANCE GUARDS BAND Will present a Programme to your liking at ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE GROUNDS (By courtesy of the A.R.C.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3. Collection for Band's Needy Sustenance Fund. Help the Band that is WUling to Help. Conductor,' Perc. Morphy. 37 Secretary. Frank Matthews. LODGE NOTICES. is v. -__°' »■ /|»4 All Meml»ers of No. 23 Distrlct are cordially invited to D vvU' attend a Visit to Otahuhu Lodge on TUESDAY NEXT, 22nd June. Bus will leave G.P.0.. Queen Street, at 7.30 p.nr. ; top of Symonds Street, 7.45 p.m., via Dominion Road and Onehunga. Return Fare, _/.*. E. G. MARSH, S , District President. in_ j«rriNQt, LKOTumi, sPORTiNg,