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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 119, 22 May 1928, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. | Arriving this morning per s.s. Marnma, "THE DIPLOMATS," the greatest I combination of Revue Artists that has ever visited New Zealand. 1 Avoid disappointment and book NOW (without extra charge), for ( the most wonderful of nil nights* the Grand Gala Opening of Auckland's J New and Magnificent Vaudeville Theatre — It will astound you. | THEATRE OF VARIETIES (Formerlv THE NATIONAL.) GRAND GALA OPENING, FRIDAY NEXT. EDWIN R. GREENFIELD Will present for the first time in New Zealand, direct from their sensational success in Australia, THE MILDRED HARRIS REVUE COMPANY, "THE DIPLOMATS." "THE UiPLOMATS." A perfectly Wonderful Galaxy of Vaudeville Stars, In lavish and Sparkling Revue. Produced by ED. WARRINGTON, Of tho famous "English Pierrots," "The Diggers." etc. 22 — ARTISTS — 22 22 — ARTISTS — 22 Carefully selected from the eivnm of Vaudeville and presented In gorgeous futuristic settings never equalled before. STARRING Mildred and pionnie. -vtildred and ILDREI) AND v-'uNNIE, ITJ -ILDRED AND MUSICAL GENIUSES AND VERITABLE COMEDIENNES, Who rreated such a riot on the Tivoli Circuit. Bert (•* ilbekt. t>ert /filbert, ERT -*-*ERT *-*ILBERT, PRINCIPAL COMEDIAN J. C. WILLIAMSON PRODUCTIONS. CLYDE ANI) YVETTE, Astounding European Dancers. CECIL SCOTT. FRED MOORE, Juvenile I,end nt J. C. Williamson's. Popular Baritone. MISS O'CONNOR AND 11. PRIESTLY, Superb Ballroom Dnncers. JACK GERRARD. JACK EMSWORTII. ROLAND ROBERTS, SAM STERN, CLARE HOPE, ETC.. ETC., AND GRAND BEAUTY BALLET. Musical Director ERIC WATERS. Special Prices ((iiilu Opening).—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls. 4/ (plus tax) ; Upper Circle. 3/ (plus tax) ; Stalls, 2/. Seats may be reserved in D.C., O.S. and U.C. without extra chnrge nt Lewis Eady, Ltd. BE WARNED BOOK NOW.

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