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Waipa Post, Volume XX, Issue 1179, 8 December 1921, Page 1

Amusements. JfjMPIRE THEATRE, TE AWAMUTU. WHEN THERE’S NOBODY AT HOME but the Cat you may be sure THE DIGGERS are in Town. Under the Patronage of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THURSDAY, Bth DECEMBSR, 1921. Messrs Fama and Lawson present THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS ! THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS ! THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS ! THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS ! In the Revue : BOX OF TRICKS ! BOX OF TRICKS ! A Fascinating Feast of Frenzied Fun and Frivolity Served up by those Master Merchants of Comedy : JOE YALLl—Scottish Comedian and Dancer, direct from Palladium, London. BERT BARTON—Late of J. C. Williamson’s Panto, “ Humpty Dumpty.” TANO FAMA—A Captain of Comedy. FRANK MORAN—Seven Feet of Elongated Laughter. And the following Accomplished Artists GWILYM DAVIES—A Truly Remarkable Baritone. SPENCER FURRELL Retailer of Rattling Ragtime. IVAN MARSHALL—Sweet Singer of Tenor Songs. FRED WEBBER—Tenor and Dancer. STAN LAWSON—Misleading Lady. And Several Other Favourites who make up the personnel of the Very Best Company yet presented. RE-ORGANISATION OF THE DIGGERS HAS BEEN A REAL EVENT. THE ORCHESTRA OF TEN is as good as ever. STAN LAWSON wears £3OO worth of New Frocks in the Production. NOTE.—None of the above statements is in any way exaggerated, and we stake our reputation that the show will be better than any we have hitherto presented. Prices: 4/2. 3/2, and 2/1. Plan at Gifford’s. THEATRE, TE AWAMUTU. FRIDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1921. From the Knee of a Countess to the Hands of a Crook —Under the Eyes of a Dozen Guards —England’s Most Priceless Treasure—Stolen from the British Museum —Who had it? This is the Start of the Most Thrilling and Absorbing Picture that Maurice Tourneur Ever Made : MY LADY’S GARTER ! MY LADY’S GARTER ! MY LADY’S GARTER ! MY LADY’S GARTER ! Starring WYNDHAM STANDING and SYLVIA BREAMER. THEATRE, TE AWAMUTU. SATURDAY, 10th DECEMBER. 1921. Do you Believe that only a Great Tragedy brings out the Best in Human Beings? See CHEATED LOVE ! CHEATED LOVE ! CHEATED LOVE ! CHEATED LOVE ! Featuring Carmel Mvors. COMEDY: MONKEY HERO. JOE MARTIN. BRIDE 13. 'J'OWN HALL, TE AWAMUTU. GREAT RACE NIGHT ATTRACTION! GREAT RACE NIGHT ATTRACTION! gATURDAY, X7 TH D®CEMBER. SUMMER TOUR. 1921-1022, OF CAMBRIDGE AMATEUR PLAYERS ! CAMBRIDGE AMATEUR PLAYERS ! CAMBRIDGE AMATEUR PLAYERS ! CAMBRIDGE AMATEUR PLAYERS! in W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM’S SPARKCAST OF CHARACTERS : James Blenkinsop— MR CHARLES MEREDITH j Gerald Hal stone—Mß A. G. SWAYNE j Freddy Perkins—Mß ALF. D. BOYCE Charles MR NEVILLE SOUTER Rixon MR KENNETH IMPETT Mason MR HOWARD STANDING Mr Wright—Mß ALBERT CORNAGA George MR NEVILLE SOUTER Lady Sel'lenger—Mß WILLIAM REED Nellie Sellenger RITA CORNAGA Miss Eliza McGregor— MRS NEIL McLEAN MRS DOT MISS GRACE WALSH,. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY : ; Act I. —Gerald Rooms in Grafton St.,' London. j Act ll.—The Terrace of Mrs Dot’s House on the River. Act lll.—Hall in Mrs Worthley’s House on the River. Time—The Present. Prices —3/- and 2/-. Plan of reserved seats will open at Gifford’s at 9 a.m. next Monday. Business Manager A. J. Swayne. Sl9