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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 91, 8 July 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS GOODBYE! Farewell Week of Humphrey Bishop Company The best of friends must part—and the greatest of attractions must move on to charm other cities. Ring 43-114 for Seats "Always a Good Show” Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatre* To-night To-night OPENING NIGHT OF GRAND FAREWELL WEEK The Humphrey Bishop Season Definitely Ends Next Thursday, July 14. THE LAST PROGRAMME IS THE BEST! Plan at Theatre. THE NEW ENGLISH Humphrey Bishop Musical Comedy Co. Their Brightest, Breeziest and Finest Show! Scratcher R-OSS has saved his Best "Scratcherisms.” ARTHUR HEMSLEY offers new Hilarious Sketches. A Riotous, Rollicking Revelry of Enchanting. Enticing Ensembles. A MAGNIFICENT SONG, DANCE AND ORCHESTRAL PROGRAMME. On the Screen. A REGULAR LAUGH FEAST! PLENTY OF SPORTING THRILLS! “SLIDE, KELLY SLIDE,” With Sally O’Neil and William Haines The Sporting- Thrills of "Brown of Harvard” are trebled in this remarkable romance of the baseball field. AN ATHLETIC CLASSIC. BOOK EARLY FOR GOOD-BYE WEEK. MATINEE PRICES: Dress Circle, 1s 6d; Stalls, 1s; Reserves, 6d extra. NIGHT PRICES: Dress Circle, 2s 9d; Stalls, 1s 6d; Reserves, 6d extra.

Men are wearing corsets in Hollywood. Three hundred tight-fitting corsets were recently ordered by the Paramount studio for use by men playing European army officers in Rowland V. Lee’s new production. “The Whirlwind of Youth.” According to Director Lee. many army men resort tc this method of keeping themselves slender.