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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 662, 14 May 1929, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS •STn el cacn Direction Films Williamson Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. THE LAST AND FINAL WEEK OF THE SENSATIONAL SOUND PRODUCTION, “WHITE SHADOWS 99 in the SOUTH SEAS ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS You must See this Wonderful Photoplay d as never before by the Enchan the strumming of the Ukuleles. Sounds of the Islands of Paradise. YOU WILL NOT SEE AND HEAR IT S LIKE AGAIN IT IS INDESCRIBABLE YOU WILL ALSO SEE AND HEAR orer. Mar Inaugural Spc Sound News. DR^ of -The THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Box Plans at the Theatre and Lewis Eady. Ltd. MAKE VOUR RESERVATIONS NOW.

LAST NIGHT OF “THE WRECKER.” The Shriek and Roar of the Rainbow Express—A Madman in the Signal Box —The Points set to send a Mighty Train and all its Passengers Crashing to Destruction—And then— HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE DIRECTION: J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. TO-NIGHT AT 8 FOR THIS FINAL OCCASION, J. C. Williamson, Ltd., present (in conjunction with E. J. and Dan Carroll) The best and greatest of all the Mystery Dramas. “THE WRECKER” By the author of " The Ghost Train," brilliantly played by a new ENGLISH DRAMATIC COMPANY, Headed by the two distinguished London Artists. JOSEPHINE WILSON and CLAYTON GREENE. “ The Wrecker ” is a powerful and well constructed play of Mystery, Thrills. Laughter. Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. PRICES —D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls. 4s; Gallery, 1s €>d; Early Doors Stalls and Gallery, 1s extra. AH Prices Plus Amusement Tax. Manager .... JOHN FARRELL.

ST. JAMES THEATRE OPPOSITE T (Proprietors: Joh HOLLOW SQUARE, jller and Sons, Ltd.) THE AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Present their Typical, Top Musical, Up-to-the-Minute FARCE. T E h IK N G fO K A W 13 A 44 IF IT'S UNIVERSITY ITS UNIQUE OR SEVENTY MILLIONS. COM M ENCING FRIDAY NEXT NIGHTS. Price*: Res.. 6' -; 8.5.. 3/-. arly Doors, 4'-); Grand Circle. 1/6. Boxes by arrangement. BOX sta of the Theatre NO TAX. NO QUEUE.

| GREAT FAREWELL SEASON OF THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS. Aucklanders have on previous occasions demonstrated the fact that they have a genuine affection for CLEM DAWE and his Merry and Talented Comrades, and they will doubtless be glad of the opportunity to again show their appreciation of what is undoubtedly the best and most popular organisation of its kind that has I ever toured New Zealand. Since they were last here the ranks of the Midnight Fro- ‘ lies have been considerably strengthened and they now include MISS MONA MAG NET. one of London’s foremost revue artists. Playgoers will remember MISS j MAGNET for her brilliant work in “ The : Peep Show,*’ the stupendous revue staged here by J. C. Williamson, Limited, several years ago. in which Miss Magnet's singing, dancing and artistry were its 1 outstanding features. His Majesty’s Theatre i Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. THE HAPPIEST OF ENTERTAINERS. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT. GRAND FAREWELL SEASON. 8 Nights Only. MATINEE: NEXT SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LIMITED. Present MIDNIGHT FROLICS With CLEM DAWE—MONA MAGNET The People's England's Irresistible Best Comedian. Comedienne Together with the j FROLICS JAZZ BAND OF 12. And the other Favourites, including Eric Edgeley. Gregory Ivanoff. Dorotny White, Oscar Beck, Gertie Cremer, William Perryman. Les. White, John Robertson. GIGANTIC OPENING PROGRAMME New Songs New Dances New Ballets New Sketches Undoubtedly tie best all-round entertainment yet presented by The Midnight F rolics. .Plans at Lewis Eady. Ltd PRICES. —D.C. and R.S., 4s; Stalls. 3s and 2s; Gallery, Is. Saturday: Reserves, ss. All prices plus tax. Manager JOHN FARRELL.

HobsonviUe Hall TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Paramount's Great Epic of the Air. “ WINGS,” STARRING RICHARD ARLEN. CHARLES ROGERS and CLARA BOW THE RADIO BROADCASTING COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. IYA BROADCASTING CHOIR. Written applications, addressed to the Station Director, IYA. France Street, Auckland, are invited from Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to volunteer their services to the above Choir. The objects of the Choir will be the 1 study of concert singing, sight reading and musical training generally, including talks on voice production and singing, and the broadcasting of prepared concerts. Rehearsals will be held on Monday evenings at IYA Studios.