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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28330, 16 July 1957, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone REGENT 69-389 The Home Of Big Attractions Manager John Seebold Reserve at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Regent is Warmed Throughout 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. The new torrid beat from the Caribbean Isles! “ C-A-L-Y-P-S-O “ C-A-L-Y-P-S-0 HEAT WAVE” (G) From the Producers of “Rock Around The Clock” A BANANA BOAT FULL OF COMEDY ROMANCE ’N RHYTHM! 19 CALYPSO SONG HITS . Featuring The “Banana Boat” Song Reserve Now At The Regent! BOX PLANS OPEN TOMORROW AT THE D.I.C. BRIEF LIMITED SEASON BRIEF LIMITED SEASON LAVISH MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE Harry Wren’s Supreme Recordbreaking "Smash Hit”— The Crowning Glory of Vaudeville. A Breezy Cavalcade of Show Business irom the “Gay Nineties” to ‘ The Roaring 20’s" to "Rock ’n’ Roll and even to TOMORROW! “THE GOOD OLD DAYS” “THE GOOD OLD DAYS” With the Greatest Galaxy of Brilliant Stars ever assembled for the One Mighty Production headed by ALL THE TRULY GREAT AND BELOVED STARS OF VARIETY—“The Royal Family of Vaudeville” GEORGE WALLACE His Royal Highness of Frivolity. His Supreme Laughter Achievement. MAURICE COLLEANO Back from London and Las Vegas—the Five Times Royal Command Performer. Renowned Acrobatic Dancing Funster and his Court Jester, JIMMY WHITE. JIM GERALD “The Clown Prince of Laughter.” .JENNY HOWARD Grand Duchess of Comedy New Zealand’s Favourite English Comedienne.

QUEENIE PAUL First Lady of Revue in her own Original Song Hit Presentation. MILLIE HANSEN Queen of Song with Songs which reach your Heart! MORRY BARLING Baron of Ballyhooey with Rib-tickling Comedy. PLUS “The Younger Set of Variety” PEGGY MQBTIMER A GIrL a Voice, a Violin, her Piano. EDNA BUSSE Ballerina Sunreme. BILL FRF CH Musical Comedy Singing Lead and Favourite Recording Star. NOREEN CARROLL “Red Hot Momma.” NANETTE ALLAN Queen of the Night Clubs and Star of Musical Comedy "Kismet.” JACK O’DOWD "Mr Revue” in Person. WILMA LOCKE Rhumba Rhythm. GEORGE CLARKE "Happy Feet.” , JAN PRITCHARD Charleston Baby Doll. GWEN WIRTH "A Ton of Fun.” HELEN PAVETTE "The Quaint One.” AND International Speciality Acts WILBUR WHEELER Cycling Boodgie of the Gay Nineties. "Where there is a Wheel—there is a Way.” THE TWO BALCOMBES Comedy Aerialists from the Palladium, London. "JANDY” Ever-popular French Musical Clown. "THE FLAT TOPS” Sensational Comedy Duo—Showstopping Mime, Song, and Dance Pantomimists. HILL AND DALE Acrobatic Thrills Aplenty. ENSO TOPPANO World-famous Piano Accordion Wizard. AND "THE SINGING BARMEN” Bringing Back Songs of the Music Halls. “THE GAY DOGS” Talented Song and Dance Men. "THE BOWERY HONKY TONK PIANO FOUR” Ragamuffin’ Jazzmen playing Four 88-noters. "THE CUPIDETTE SEXTETTE” 16-stone Dancing Gals . . . You’ll be Surprised! "THE DANCING DEBUTANTES” The Prettiest and Most Talented Line of Chorus Girls ever at the Sydney Tivoli (“Truth”). AND "THE MELODYMEN” Orchestra of 12. Yes, all those Stars and even more in "THE GOOD OLD DAYS.” 18 COLOURFUL and SUMPTUOUS SCENES filled with 742 LAVISH and BEAUTIFUL FROCKS and 143 “Top of the Hit Parade of All-time” EVERGREEN, TOE-TAPPING, HEARTFILLING TUNES, and LAUGHS . . . L-A-U-G-H-S . . . L—A—U—G— H—S! THE GREATEST SHOW IN A DECADE is the published opinion of every Critic in every City where it has played. By Arrangement with Kerridge-Odeon MAJESTIC THEATRE 62-039 COMMENCING TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 23 TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 23 FOR 8 FUN-FILLED DAYS ONLY FOR 8 FUN-FILLED DAYS ONLY POSITIVELY NO EXTENSIONS OF SEASON. NO OTHER SOUTH ISLAND SEASONS. "THE GOOD OLD DAYS” Company sails on August 2 for return Australian Seasons in Sydney, Melbourne,Adelaide and Brisbane. BOX PLANS OPEN TOMORROW AT D.I.C. RESERVED NIGHTS .. 17/11 ' RESERVED MATINEES,’ 10/6, AND CHILD 5/3. PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY AT 8 P.M. with MATINEES on WEDS, and SATS, at 2 p.m. DOOR SALES (Day of> Performance Only) Nights 12/11 and 7/11 Matinees .. 5/11 and Child 3/All Prices include Tax and-Booking Fee. MAIL ORDER BOOKINGS.— ■ Write Box Office, D.1.C., indicating your requirements and enclosing Cheque, M.O. or P.N. with self-addressed and stamped envelope for return of tickets. Nights 17/11, Matinees 10/6. AH Mail Order Bookings and Theatre Party Concessions filled in the order in which they are received . . . you are advised to secure your seats early ... the demand will be tremendous. A