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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20490, 15 February 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST FIVE NIGHTS of LEO CARILLO In " LOMBARDI. LTD." NEXT SATURDAY. Initial New Zealand Appearance of London's Inimitable Comedian, ERNIE LOTINGA and His Company of 20 English Artists, in the Military Comedy Play, 'AUGUST, 1914. "LOMBARDI. LTD.," MATINEES, •'LOMBARDI. LTD.." MATINEES, THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2. THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2. And on WEDNESDAY Afternoon. Matinee Price": D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, •Is; Gallery, Is Cd. Children, 3s, 2s and Je. All prices plus Amusement Tax. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction! J. 0. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A BRILLIANT ACTOR. AN INCOMPARABLE COMPANY. A REMARKABLY FINE FLAY. TO-DAY, TO-NIGHT at 2. at S. AND UNTIL THURSDAY EVENING. FINAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY. LEO CARILLO, LEO CARILLO, LEO CARILLO, Unquestionably the Greatest Personality on the Stage to-day, and a. Brilliant Supporting Company, in the Original and Most Entertaining Comedy, "LOMBARDI, LTD.," "LOMBARDI, LTD.," "LOMBARDI, LTD.," Without any doubt the Cleverest and MoEt Delightful Play Ever Staged in Auckland. Leo Carillo carries all befoie him—every word a triumph— ever/ gesture Bcmr.thiug to treasure in the memory—every scene followed by an ovation. THE MANNEQUIN PARADE in the salon of the Exclusive "Lombard!, Ltd.," and in which six of Auckland's best known young ladies take part, provides the ladies with a subject for endless discussion and envy. 40 PEOPLE IN THE COMPANY. Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd, Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. Prices: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus tax. Manager John Farrell A NOTED LONDON COMEDIAN! AN ENGLISH COMPANY! AN ENGLISH COMEDY! HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Lessees: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. A NOTABLE ATTRACTION, COMMENCING WITH A MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON. INITIAL APPEARANCE IN N.Z. INITIAL APPEARANCE IN N.Z. Of London's Best and Most Popular Burlesque Comedy Artist, ERNIE LOTINGA, And his complete and original English Company of 20 ARTISTS Including KATHLEEN BARBOII In the Military Comedy Play, "AUGUST, 1914" "AUGUST, -1914" "AUGUST, 1914" ' Which ran for over 12 months in London and which has just terminated a record 6eason in Australia. The first appearance in New Zealand of Ernie Lotinga, comedian of dynamic energy and sparkling wit, in a theatrical event of the sveatest importance. The man *.ho made England's millions laugh, an outstanding personality in tho Old World, v'lH be here in person in the new to make you laugh as you have never laughed before. During a brief season Ernie Lotinga will also stage POLICE FORCE ! KAHKI \ I FULL HOUSE | Saturday night next will prove doubly noteworthy, because in addition to the appearance of Ernie Lotinga the occasion will witness the presentation of two of America';:; greatest head-line vaudeville acts: — The world's greatest Female Impersonator, KARYL NORMAN, KARYL NORMAN, The Creole Fashion Plate, and The Marvellous Dancers, JACK HARDGROVE GEORGE JACK - HARDGROVE GEORGE (The Midshipmen) To bring this outstanding attraction within the means of every class of the community popular prices will be charged, viz.: DRESS CIRCLE AND R.S., 3s. BACK STALLS, 2s. GALLERY, Is. Booking fee. Is extra. All prices plus Tax. Box Plans will be opened at Lewis Eady. Ltd.. on THURSDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. Manager John Farrell. DON'T Forget the Garden Fete. Saturday afternoon, Abley, Valley Road, Mt. Eden. Band in attendance. ATHLETIC SFORTS. QLEN jyjURRAY gPOR':S QLUB'S ANNUAL gPORTS. X To Be Held In MR. K. L. CALDWELL'S PADDOCK ON WEDNESDAY 1930. PROGRAMME: First Event Commences at 10 a.m. Sharp. I.—TILTING AT RING (Gents.). £4. 2.—IOOYDS. OPEN (Handicap). Trophies _£o Cg 3.-BENDING COMPETITION (Open). £1 10s and Trophy. 4.—2OOYDS. OPEN (Handicap). Trophies, £2 5s S.—MAIDEN JUMPING (HorseS) £8 G.—OBSTACLE RACE (On toot). Trophies. £2 ss. 7 NOVELTY GALLOP. £3 10s. 8, HUNTERS' COMPETITION (Open). 9 -CONSOLATION JUMPING COMPETITION. £2 10s. . 10.—MOTOR EVENT. Trophies, £3. 1 -2!— L ADIe| ,A BRACELET. Bracelet £3 3s 13-STOCKMEN'S COMPETITION. £4. DRIVING COMPETI16.—CHAIN STEPPING COMPETITION. 17—SHEEP GUESSING (Live Weight). No Games other than on Programme allowed on Ground. Refreshment Booth on ground Hot water free. Admission, Is; 6d. D. K. MALONEY, Hon. Sec. JgOMBAY NNIVERSARY. PICNIC AND SPORTS. (Under Northern Athletic Union Rules). jy£ARCH 1930. FIRST RACE 12 NOON. £75 PRIZE MONEY £75 lOOvds Maiden. £3: 120 yds; Handicap, £l2; 220 yds, £5: 440 yds, £7; SSOyds, £G 10s; Mile. If, 10s: 120 yds and l-lOyds Hurdles, each £4; 100 yds Forced, £'3; l'2in Standing Chop, £0; 14in Standing Chop. £lO. _ ALL EVENTS OPEN HANDICAPS. Nomination and Acceptance, 5 Per Gent. of Prize Money. , Handicappors.—Running, F. 1. McAneny; Chopping, C. L. Hardy. Full Supporting Programme. Write lo Secretary, Bombay, for programme and nominatipn^ovms. joßEt Phono C.SD, Pukekohe. Hon. Sec. DEBENTURES. GILT-Edged Debentures, paying 61 per cent.; parcel £IOOO worth tor sale, or in £IOO lota at par, free of brokerage.— For particulars write Debentures, L-i. Herald-