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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 805, 28 October 1929, Page 15

“ JOURNEY’S END ” The Company will arrive here by the Ulimaroa tomorrow morning, and tomor - row night a full scenic and lighting and effects rehearsal will take place. * “ JOURNEY’S END ” WONDERFUL REALISM. GREAT DRAMA. GENUINE COMEDY. His Majesty’s Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. “JOURNEY S END ” THE PLAY THE WHOLE WORLD IS FLOCKING TO SEE. Next Wednesday Night FOR A BRIEF SEASON. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY

UrdiTl dUC jUt#LCaO| ‘Journey’s End’ Cast of Characters: ptain Hardy - - - Ambrose Flower (First Appearance Here.) eutenant Osborne - - Harvey Adams ivate Mason ----- John Fernsid* :cond Lieut. Raleigh - - Lewis Shaw iptain Stanhope - - - - Reginald Tate (First Appearance Here.) •cond Lieut. Trotter - Vincent Lawson (First Appearance Here.) icond Lieut. Hibbert - - Alan Lawrence (First Appearance Here.) ie Sergt.-Major - Reginald Wykehar he Colonel Reg" (First Appear German Soldier aid Oar Here.) rn- „ Redge Carey al Broughton - - George Jennings act r “ Journey's igout in the Quentin in March. I The whole of the End *' takes place trenches before St. 1918. Play Produced by George DPlans at H.M. Theatre Office. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. PRICES —D.C. and R.S.. 7s; Stalls. 4s; allery, 1s 6d. Early Door, Gallery, 1 * extra. * All prices plus ta> cipit°l DOMINION ROAD. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ‘The Bellamy Trial’

A Part-Talkie Drama. Suspense-packed and emotional. With Leatrice Joy and Betty Hear these old favourites on the perfect Western Electric Equipment. A Brilliant Selection of All-Talkie Supports. Matinee, 2 p.m. Phone Reserves 20-574. PICTUREDROME (MILFORD) A Yellow Bus will get you there and back) TONIGHT Our First Summer Carnival De l-u*e. “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Its a scream Super Jazz Carnival. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Exhibition Dancing Novelti