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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 814, 7 November 1929, Page 15

JOURNEY’S END’* British Blood tells. All over the world British men and women, and children, too, esteem it a privilege to witness "Journey’s End.’* LAST NIGHTS. OF "JOURNEY’S END.” Final “Journey's End” Matinee Next Saturday at 2. MATINEE PRICES —D.C. Stalls, 3s; Gallery, 1s 6d. Stalls, Is extra. Children, and R.S.. 6s: Early Door 3s, 2s and Is. His Majesty's Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A GREAT PLAY—A GREAT COMPANY TONIGHT AT 8. « AND 2 FOLLOWING EVENINGS. FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present THE MOST SIGNIFICANT AND MOST VITAL PLAY EVER STAGED. ‘Journey’s End’ By R. C. Sherriff. and produced Junction with Maurice Browne, in conLtd. Although a play of the war, End” has nothing of the horror ness of war. Moreover, it genuine comedy that brings laughs. ‘Journeys or bittercontains countless Plans at Lev H.M. PRICES—D.< Gallery, 1s I Extra. Manager wis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at Theatre Confectionery. C. and R.S.. 7«; Stalls, 4s; 6d. Early Door. Gallery, 1s All Prices Plus Tax. . - - JOHN FARRELL. POPPY FAIR ST. JOHNS METHODIST SCHOOL HALL WILL BE CONTINUED TODAY and tonight 2.30 TO 10 P.M.