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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 400, 7 July 1928, Page 14

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! Town Hall, Wednesday Next Auckland Municipal Band Conductor: Mr. Christopher Smith IN A SUPERB PROGRAMME Special Engagement of Miss Sarah Stagpoole A Charming Young New Zealander with a soprano voice of truly golden quality. It is with much pleasure that we present this talented singer to an Auckland public INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS BY Messrs. Mclennan & fred bowes Admission: 6d and Is. Reserves, 2s. Booking is at Messrs. Lewis Eady, Ltd. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk.

R /. LIONEL B. FLETCHER, Assisted by Beresford Street Congregational Choir, PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, SUNDAY NIGHT

AUCKLAND CITY MISSION HIPPODROME THEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING. Doors Open 6.30 Orchestra, under direction land. of Rev. Charles Chandler Subject: “The Scarlet Letter” (NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE). Offertory Item: “Thou Art Passing Hence’’ Mr. Bert Valentine N.B.—Holy Communion next THURSDAY, at 11 a.m., CHAPEL OF ST. FRANCIS. Mission Office. We are in urgent need of secondhand clothing. Our van will call if folks will kindly Ring 43-045 or 46-056, from MONDAY TO FRIDAY. JASPER CALDER, City Missioner.

| Bright, talented and essentially BritI ish, Annette Benson, who plays the j leading feminine role in “Confetti,” a ' First National British production, is j the type of actress that the public will | welcome in a production of such out- | standing merit as “Confetti.” As Dolores, the society woman. Miss Benson has a role which suits her fresh beauty ideally. Jack Buchanan, the prominent English comedian, has a very dramatic and unusual role in the character of Count Zorro, vastly different to his work in “Chariot’s Revue,” etc. The carnival element in “Confetti” is very splendidly maintained, although the production features some dramatic and surprising climaxes. The carnival revels in Nice were made right on the spot, which accounts for their amazing realism and elahorate treatment.