ACTIVITIES OF BURGLARS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20316, 26 January 1928, Page 10

ACTIVITIES OF BURGLARS.

LARGE HAUL OF CLOTHING. (Special to Daily Times.) 'THRISTCHURCH, January 25. 8,i.-s are still active in and around the f>id the value of the many hauls is steadily mounting. The mercery shop of Mr Sydney A. Smith, 431 Colombo street, Sydenham, was broken into on Monday evening, and a large quantity of clothing of all kinds was stolen. PRINCESS THEATRE. Stud Foley’s current revue, “ Maid of the South,” is proving a popular attraction at the Princess Theatre this week. It is a thoroughly entertaining production, brimful of all those special qualities that have made the company what it is—one of the most popular on the circuit. The comedy work is left mainly in the hands of Stud Foley, Nat Gould, and Little Iris, while the singing is entrusted to jLrulla Fanning, Winnie Edgerton, Eric Masters, William Beresford, and one or two others. Other commendable features of the programme are the dancing by Eddie and Decima M‘Lean, and the ballets by the chorus. SIR BENJAMIN FULLER. Sir Benjamin Fuller, who is at present visiting Dunedin, will take the opportunity of briefly addressing patrons at the Princess Theatre during the interval in tonight’s performance. It is a good many years since Sir Benjamin first appeared before the footlights in Dunedin, the entertainment then being held in the old Garrison Hall, now the Post Office.