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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 388, 23 June 1928, Page 15

RETURN VISIT OF Maurice Moscovitch The Most Popular Actor of Recent Years, MAURICE MOSCOVITCH In a SUPER ROLE, as MANDARIN CHAN-FU. I Moscovitch plays the part of a tall Oriental, dignified in carriage, with an aquiline-nosed face almost ascetic in its severity of lines, yet, when the veil of inscrutability lifts, as it occasionally does, there is a philosophic humour to be discerned in them, the humour of a thinking Oriental to whom this Occidental civilisation of ours, is one vast, His Majesty's Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. COMMENCING Thursday, June 28 (For Seven Nights Only). J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present MAURICE Moscovitch In A JOYOUS MELODRAMA. “The Stent House” |John G. Brandon a FOR THRILLS. SENSATION. George Pickett. MYSTERY, LAUGHTER, It Easily Outdoes ‘THE RINGER" And "THE TERROR." “The Silent House” The mystery of the hidden the "Star of the East," an Ruby stolen from a Chinese unravelled. bonds and invaluable Joss, are “The Silent House” Hidden panels, Chinese torture chambers, Oriental scheming and cunning: sensation after sensation, clutching hands, mysteriously hidden cupboards are a few of the delights provided in this JOYOUS MELODRAMA, For ways that are dark. And trick% that are vain, The heathen Chinese is peculiar. "THE SILENT HOUSE" Associated with MOSCOVITCH are PATRIC NAT CURWIN MADISON BERTHA RICCARDO And a brilliant company, including Ashton Jarry, George Blunt, Reginald Newson, Roger Barry, Guy Hastings. "They all become entangled in a far-flung web of vengeance." “The Si ent House” CHAN-FU has an uncanny power. "It seems as if he can actually see a man s brain working." PRICES. —Reserved, 8s; others, ss, 4s, 2s 6d and 1s 6d (plus tax). THE BOX PLANS OPEN ON MONDAY at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Representative: WALTER MONK. The Bohemian Orchestra Conductor: Colin Muston, L.R.A.M. Leader: Edith Whitelaw, L.R.A.M. 2ND CONCERT, 15TH SEASON. Town Hall, Thursday, July 5 A most exceptional programme will be presented, including, in addition to many fine orchestral numbers, items by the Juvenile Violin Choir of forty performers, ’cello solo by Miss Mollie Wright, and vocal solos by Mr. North. ENROL NOW. 11s 3d—SUBSCRIPTION—IIs 3d. j Two Tickets for each of the three remaining ebneerts. (No Tax.) ! Full particulars from the E. and F. Box ; Office, 191 Queen Street. W. J. CADDELL, Hon. Secretary. OLD TIME DANCE TO-NIGHT AT PONSONBY Another of the ever-popular old-time dances will be held this evening in the O’Xeill Street Hall. Ponsonby, when old l favourites such as waltzes. D’Alberts, and so on will be indulged in to music . supplied by Paltridges’ Orchestra.