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NZ Truth, Issue 834, 12 November 1921, Page 5

Says Wilkie Bard, the famous sing--, ing comedian, to be seen here next week : "Harry Lander and myself once . played m the same company. 1 sang the people m, he sang*: them out. Harry got £3 a. week and I got £S 10s. I know the amounts, for we showed them to one another on the Saturday." Many interesting experiences are related by the famous English comedian. "Once, at the. Lane" (Drui-y Lane.), he said, "two small boys came to see mo. One offered, me a small block of wood he had. -carved. He didn't ask too much for it, and I boug-ht' i-t. I asked him ■his name, and he said, 'Barry Lupino.' "