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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12228, 28 August 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS * THEATRE ♦ *cF/tr (driest 'yfouse inyduh I TO-NIGHT—7.4S— TO-NIGHT. A MIGHTY PROGRAMME. Including the Funniest Comedy Drama ever made. Buster Keaton. i s back, this time as a Crime-crushing Criminologist. BUSTER KEATON “SHERLOCK JR.” ATTRACTION No. 2 A Thrill-filled and Romantic Photo. ■ -plav that grips throughout “THE SLEEPWALKER” With Constance Einney and Jack Mulhall. EXCELLENT MUSICAL SCORE

IT'S ' PHENOMENAL! “KID BOOTS” The Wonder Show’ of the Century. INCOMPARABLE PRODUCTION Of the New Ziegfeld Golfing Musical Comedy, “KID BOOTS” J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD., Present for the First Time in the Dominion KID BOOTS” iea QRAND A Musical Comedy of Love and Golf. At the OPERA HOUSE, Commencing at 8, WEDNESDAY NEXT—SEPT. 2nd. A Cast of Exceptional Brilliancy Includes JOSIE MELVILLE and ' GEORGE ,GEE. First Appearance in Wellington of JEAN NEWCOMBE, America's noted Musical ..Comedy Come* dienne. Field Fisher, Gaston Mervale, Paul Plunkett, George Crotty, Percy Le Fre, George Vollaire, Jack Dunne, Alex. McPherson, James Junior, Mason Wood, Adele Crane, Gladys Hermes, Nellie Hutton. Romance, Colour, and Sparkling with Gaiety. Notable for its Cast, its Humour, its Gorgeous Costumes, Scenic Splendour, dnd Wealth of Tuneful Numbers. “KID BOOTS” The Costumes and Scenio Splendours a Revelation. A Veritable Dream of Loveliness. BOX PLANS OPEN AT BRISTOL PIANO CO. MONDAY NEXT, AUG: 31. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 8s; E.D. Stalls, ss; Late Door Stalls, 4s; E.D. Gallery, 2s 6d ; Late Door Gallery, Is 6d. All prices plus tax. , CHARLES BERKELEY.