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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19144, 9 October 1925, Page 18

AMUSSMENT3. IF " CAPPY RICKS "HAD BEE? STAGED IN LGYPI IN THE TIME OF THE PHARAOHS THE SPHINX WOULD HAVE BEEN CHISELLED WITH A SMILE ON HIS FACE. H IS ]yj[AJESTY'S • Lessees - » •• - C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), at 8. TO-NIGHT . (FRIDAY), at 8. And Absolute Final Performance. TO-MORROW NIGHT, SATURDAY. J. C. W nxtAMSOX L TO - Present (By arrangement with Philip Lytton. Ltd.) WARD LYONS WARD LYONS As CAPPY (Himself) AND A BRILLIANT NEW COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Including: MARY MACGREGOR, LORIS BINGHAM. MARY MACRAE, HERBERT ST ALL A RD, WALTER DYER, DONALD N.ICOL AND NOEL GRIFFITHS. In the World's Best Comedy of Incessant Laughter. " pAPPY "DICKS," " V>APPY ItiCKS," " CAPPY RICKS." " CAPPY RICKS." "CAPPY RICKS." " CAPPY RICKS." " CAPPY RICKS." " CAPPY "GAPPY RICKS." RICKS." " / IAPPY "PICKS." "V/ APPY JXICKS." Simply because it is as remarkable an es say in Wiiolesome, Clean Comedy as anything ever seen on the world's stage. Added atnge interest to Peter B. Kyne's famous bock includes the home-life of that lovable old waterfront tyrant, thus Wending delightful domesticity and _ sentiment to Cappy'« ira3cibie domination of SHIPPING AFFAIRS. THE CHAP TO SETTLE ALL SHIPPING TROUBLE IS " pAPPY -OTCKS." " IVICKS." Be Wise. Book Early at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. PRICES.—B.C. and R.S., 7s; Stalls. 4s; Gallery, 2a; plus tax. No Early Doors. Day Sales at H.M. Arcade Sweet Store. ALEX. F. WILSON - - - Manager. An excellent Week-end Programme that ia hard to beat." RIALTO. Auckland's TJIALTO. lALTO. Theatre - 111 A LTO. RIALTO. De Luxe. D lALTO. lALTO. XiIALTO. RIALTO. lALTO. RIALTO. lALTO. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. MATINEE TO-MORROW. 2.30. We have pleasure in offering ihft Love Story and Experience of TYAYID JL/A V"ID J'AVW " DAVID COPPERFIELD." " DAVID COPPERFIELD." " DAVID COPPERFIELD." " DAVID COPPERFIELD." It is not often we can secure such a classic as this immortal story by Charles Dickens—The joys, the sorrows, vicissitudes and victories presented as it is in this film—which, as with the Book, has already touched the hearts of millions ail over the world. We are proud of this picture—The characters live again. Send Your Children to the Matinee. Also. Mil McAvof In r COPPERFIELD." v^OPPEIiFIELD." From the story, "Here's How," by Richard Washburn Child, Jack Mulhall and Barbara Bedford support the ; star in this absorbing story of high life, and we ere pleased to place, before yon. for the first time on the stage-, DAVID CAMPBELL, The 11-year-old Boy Soprano, In Vocal Items, Usual Prices. Phcne 48-603. SOCIALS. \TAVY LEAGUE SOCIAL i> Will be Held in OPERATIC SOCIETY'S ROOMo. GRAFIOA HOAD. At 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT All members are invited t<> bring t'aeir friends. Tickets. 2s each. J. R. MIDDLETON. Secretary. MEETINGS. TOWN HALL. 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