Page 20 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20072, 9 October 1928, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER BRILLIANT TRIUMPH. MARGARET BANNERMAN, IN " OUR BETTERS." Those who enjoyed Somerset Maugham's brilliant satire in last evening's representation of "Our Betters" and Margaret Banmirman's incomparable characterisation of Lady George Grayston could well understand tlie fact that the play attracted record, audiences in London for over two years. Hi la a bnl liant play, and in it Mies Bannentnan proves herself a great actress. Special features o! "Our Betters" are the beautiful frocks worn by Miss Bannerman and the superb scenery, painted by the late Joseph Harll.er. HIS MAJESTY? THEATRE. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. A NOTABLE PRODUCTION. TO-NIGHT AT 8. AND TO-MORROW EVENING. J. C. Williamson, Ltd,, Present ANTHONY PRINSEP'S LONDON COMPANY. WITH MARGARET BANNERMAN, MARGARET BANNERMAN, The Beautiful and Delightful English Star, In "OUR BETTERS," "OUR BETTERS," The Brilliant Comedy of modern life and manners, by Somerset Maugham, in which Miss Bannerman appeared m London with phenomenal success for over two years, and in which s;ae created a furore of enthusiasm in Australia recently. NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT. 3 NIGHTS ONLY "SEXES AND SEVEINS," "SEXES AND SEVENS," By Arthur Wimperis from th«i French of Alfred Savoir. ; ■, . MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. 3 NIGHTS ONLY. " DIPLOMACY." " DIPLOMACY.*" Adapted from Victorien Ssirdou's.. "Dora." Plans for the Season on viow at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. Prices. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls. 7s, Stalls, 4s; Gallery. Is 6d. Early door Stalls Is extra Early door Gallery. Gd extra All prices plus tax. Manager JOHN FARRELL. "HUNDREDS CROWD ON "HUNDREDS CROWD ON THE STAGE." THE STAGE." REMARKABLE ENTHUSIASM AT CHERKASSKY CONCERT. BOY WONDER PIANIST. BOY WONDER PIANIST. " Sydney's normal attitude of mind to world artists is one of enthusiasm, but nothing has been seen for a long time to equal the scenes that took nlace on Saturday night in the Town Hall at the conclusion of the Cherkassky Concert. Hundreds of excited people thronged the stage, and the artist had to give five encores to his last group before he was allowed 'to go."—-Syd-ney Daily Telegraph. TOWN HALL. Direction: E. J. GRAVESTOCK» I/TD. THURSDAY NEXT AT 8. THURSDAY NEXT AT 8. CONCERTS ON SATURDAY AND TUESDAY. VISIT OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOY PIANIST. WORLD'S GREATEST BOY PIANIST. SHURA CHERKASSKY. SHURA CHERKASSKY, SHURA CHERKASSKY, SHURA CHERKASSKY, Who has created the greatest sensation Sydney has ever known. "AMAZING BOY. GREAT PIANIST. Closing one's eyes, one could imagine Paderewski in one of his best moods. Sydney Evening News. BOX PLANS OPEN AT LEWIS EADY. LTD Reserved Seats. 7s 6d. Unreserved. 5s and 3s. Plus tax. Concessions to Students. 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