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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19032, 1 June 1925, Page 18

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For Five Nights Only, Tho First Presentation in Auckland of tho Outstanding London and New York Successful Comedy-Drama, •rpiiE T> ROKEN 'J; HE 13 ROKEN "" TEE :• BROKEN "THE .BROKEN ROKEN WINC:,' ROKEN > » INC.' With THURSTON HALL THURSTON HALL In One of His Greatest Successes, : An Exhilarating. Introßiotm, and Colourful story of Mojlern Mexico. The most Amusing and the most Thrilling Play Ever I*icsented m the Dominion." ''THE BROKEN WING" "THE BROKEN WING" Broke All Records .in Wellington.. If a full of Hearty Laughter, including THE WONDERFUL AND REALISTIC AEROPLANE CRASH. Tho Most Astounding Feat of Modern Htajre-cnift. BOOK NOW. BOOK NOW. BOOK NOW. BOOK NOW. | IPLANS l PLANS at LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. | t DAY 7 |ALES AT THEATRE CONFECP.HICES: Dress Circle and. Reserved Stalls, 8s; Stalls. 4s; Gallery, Is Gel. Early Door to Stalls and Gallery. Is extra. ' Plus tax. ' Manager • - - ALEX. F. WILSON, BIX [ELAND CABARET. TO-NIGHT. I DANCING. S TILL 11 P.M. Admission.: 3s. Reservations and Settees ■Extra.'.: ■ - " | PATRONS. NOTE: SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. • KING'S BIRTHDAY. . ' .Time- a. Dancing. ft.ii'J to 1.30: a.m. _ Admission: 7s (jd; Reserves and Settees Extra. > . Book at Once. Filling Rapidly. jQIXIELAND ~~ CABARET. EA DI 0 BR 0 ADC AS T I KG, FROM IYA. Wave Length. 330 Mctics. 2.30 to 4.30 p.m.—lnstrumental Concert. 6.45 to 7.10 p.m.—Children's Bedtimo Story. by "Uncle Peter." 6 to 10 p.m.—Lecture und Vocal and Instrumental Concert, kindly arranged by Mr. Kenneth ImoaH. Contributing Artists—liisres .Frances Richards. Gwendolyn Taylor. Ida Lockwoodand Myra Monk, Messrs. Leslie Riiinger., I. T. Garland, Walter Broush, H. Gasaucnie, Norman Nelson, Vernon Coney and W. P. Morphy ; Master Dennis Knight. ■ Short Lecture, "Amundsen's North Polar Flight." by Mr. O. E. Burton. M.A. Acknowledgments to Mcpsts. La Gl.iria Gramophone. Ltd.. Enoli-:h and Foroian Piano Agency, Ltd., Farmers'' Union Tradiftc Comnnny :md Bnvift'H Tfilkpries. ART UNIONS. 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