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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 147, 23 June 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. NEXT THURSDAY At EVERYBODY'S. • ••••••• T. A. O'Brien). 100 Years, hence! P O L I S. P O L x S. P O L I S. P 0 L I S. By U.F.A. want to gee again, and again ! of fancy but, an inspired prophetic as the works and ii. G. Wells. at Lewis Eady, Ltd. . RETURN VISIT '* OF MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. The Most Popular Actor of recent years. MAC KICK MOSCOVITCH In a SUPER HOLE, as -UANDARIN CHAN-FU. Moscovitcli plays the part of a tall Oriental, iliguinetl in carriage, with an aquiiine-no&ed lace almost ascetic in its severity of lines, yet, when the veil of inscrutability litts, as it occasionally does, there is a philosophic humour to be discerned in tnem, tne humour of a thinking Oriental to whom this Occidental civilisation of ours is one vast, insoluble riddle. — HIS MAJESTY'S. — Direction J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. commencing ' fJIHURSDAY, 28 rpHURSDAY, JUNE ' FOR 7 NIGHTS ONLY. J. O. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH, MAURICE MOSCOVITCH, In A joyous MELODRAMA, " THE SILENT HOUSE." "THE SILENT HOUSE." "THE SILENT HOUSE." " THE SILENT HOUSE." By John G, Brandon and George Pickett. FOR THRILLS, SENSATION, • MYSTERY, laughter It Easily Outdoes "THE RINGER." Aud "THE TERROR." "THE SILENT HOUSE." The mystery of the hidden bonds and the " Star of the East," an invaluable Ruby toien from a Chinese Joss, are unravelled. " THE SILENT HOUSE." Hidden panels, Chinese torture chambers, Oriental scheming and cuuning; sensation alter sensation, clutching bands, mysteriously hidden cupboards are a few of the delights provided in this JOYOUS MELODRAMA. For ways that are dark, And tricks that are vain, The heathen Chinese is peculiar. "THE SILENT HOUSE." Associated with Moscovitcli are PATRIC NAT CUKWIN. MADISON BERTHA RICCARDO, And a brilliant company, including Ashton Jarry, George Blunt, Reginald Newson, I Roger Barry, Guy Hastings. " They all become entangled in a far-flung web of vengeance." " THE SILENT HOUSE." "THE SILENT HOUSE." " THE SILENT HOUSE."

" THE SILENT HOUSE." CHAN-FU has an uncanny power. "1. seems as if he can actually see a rnanV Drain working." PRlCES.—Reserved, 8/ ; others, 5/. 4/ 2/6 and 1/6 (plus tax). THE BOX PLANS OPEN ON MONDAY at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Representative WALTER MONK DIXIELAND. rpO-NIGHT mO-NIGHT. J-O-NIGHT A O-NIGHT. RACE NIGHT CARNIVAL. 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission, 5/. NOTE. ASS EgjffiiiE: MONDAY NIGHT NEXT, JUNE 25. MONSTER MIDWINTER BALL. MONSTER MIDWINTER BALL. Numerous Cabaret Items and Special Entertainments. The Feature of the Evening will be THE NEW DIXIELAND BAND, Instituting a Bright and Snappv Combinav£ n r'r A! ,C of MR. HARRY ■NIkILSON, the Famous Sousaphonist, of Australasia. Pa * rons are advised to Book Early for this long night of Fun and Frolic. PHONE 26-615. Dp Ln™ MT " ALBER T. E UXE — MT. ALBERT. De Luke. Bebe Daniels in De Luxe. •• SHE'S A SHEIK." De Luxe. A thrilling romance in a "Beau DeLuxe. Geste" setting. De Luxe. And Evelyn Brent in De Luxe. "Lady Robinhood." De Luxe. Love and Thrills in Sunny Spain. QLICK CLACK NEWMARKET. SATURDAY. SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 to 12 WALTER SMITH'S CLICK CLACK BAND. Admission 4/. Reserves, 46-134. MONDAY NIGHT DANCE AND BRII&E N EVEMNG S 8 to 1" Supper Provided. Double, 6/ 23 CHURCH NOTICES. 6PJATHOLIC MISSION. ST. MARY'S CHURCH. MOUNTAIN RD., MT. ALBERT. A Mission to be Preached bv VERY REV. FATHER ROBINSON, S.S.R. Will Begin TO-MORROW, JUNE 24, Ending SUNDAY, July 1. MASSES—SUNDAY, 7.30 and 10 a m EVENING DEVOTIONS—7 p.m. WEEK-DAY NIGHTS—7.3O p.m. 23