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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19721, 22 August 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. Sessions: 11.30. 2.30. 5,0, 7.45. Reserves at Theatre. Phone 42-169, MATJONAL IN ATIONAL National ATIONAL Direction Kobt. A. Cleland. A Fine Double-Star Programme, Headed by a Fine Production of the Novel by A Q M TTUTCHINSON, Ix. £5. iYJL. Hutchinson. Entitled ■' THE tJAPPi WARRIOR.' "1 he H appy VV arrior." •' rpHE FTAPPY "IXTARRIOR." " Ihe Happy Warrior." Featuring T\/fALCOLH IVJ-ALCOLII MCO REGOR, CVXREGOR. A LICE XI.LICE CALHOUN. ALHOUN. ALICE KJ ALHOUN. "THE HAPPY WARRIOR." an adaptation of A. S. M. Hutchinson's novel of English Circus Life, which comes to this theatre to-day, is a gorgeous melodrama of fresh, resilient, courageous youth. Alive with action, colour, beauty, thrills, it tells the adventurous tale of an aristocrat who became an exhibition boxer in an itinerant circus. In Addition: The courageous 1700L/' he Courageous X ool." i\ NEW MIRTH-PROVOKING COMEDYDRAMA. THRILLS 1 CHILLS! A Mystery of Fun and Action. Full Supporting Programme. * Prices as Usual. Reserves at Theatre. Phone 42-169. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT LEWIS R. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT LEWIS B. EADY AND SON. LTD. EADY AND SON, LTD. CARTER is the Last of The Great Magicians. A Marvellous Entertainment, unparalleled in this or any other time. EVERYTHING NEW. MAGIC—MIRTH —MYSTERY, 10C NEW CONCEITS and ILLUSIONS. THE WORLD'S WEIRD. WONDERFUL WIZARD, And His Company of International Stars. HIS TIfAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS . XVJLAJESTY'S J-HEATRE. Lessees: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. - ON WEDNESDAY T7IRST, N V > EDNESDAY -T IRST. . AUGUST OA August QARTER rjiHE Q.REAT IN THE REALMS OF MAGIC CARTER STANDS PRE-EMINENT AND UTTERLY BEYOND RIVALRY. "CARTER THE GREAT." "CARTER THE GREAT." And His Company of English and Continental ARTISTS. MISS EVELYN MAXWELL, who unfolds a chapter from the supernatural in an exhibition of thought transference or mental telepathy the result of years of study. When CARTER Dies The Secrets Of TTi'a Great ?Jiracles Die With Him. SEE— DISAPPEARING HORSE Cheating the Gallows—the Torture Cell of Spikes—the Disappearing Flappers—Shooting through a Live Woman —the Eloneated Maiden—Aerial Pigeons—Astral Hand—-Nest of Boxes— Bewitched Astral Hand Metamorphosis—Sawing a Live Woman in Halves. PRICES: Reserves D.C. and S.S., 6«; Stalls. 4s; Early Gallery. 2s 6d: Late Gallery. Is 6d. Children admitted to all performances Half-price except Late Gallery, Is. All prices plus tax. Special Matinees: Saturday and Wednesday. at 2.30 p.m

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