THE BIGGEST EVENT ifc MASTERTON ’S THEATRICAL HISTORY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. ; COSY DE LUXE. GRAND PREMIERE AND INITIAL PRESENTATION OE THE LATEST ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENT IN MUSICAL ART. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. The Colossus of Modern Musical imerpreiution! The Magnificent Generator of it '■thousand Voices! INSTALLED AT COST OE OVER £SOOO. Representing the most Modern 'Development in the Theatrical World. —Com■oiiiing the qualities of a Symphony Orchestra of 45 Pieces with innumerable incidental effects. IT WILL PROVE A REVELATION! IT WILL PROVE A REVELATION! The Musical Masterpiece that ranges from the Lightest and Snappiest or Jazz, to the Majestic and Masterly Eugue—from the tender whispering of the Forest Dryads to the Crashing Crescendoes of Classical Compositions: THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. THE WURLITZER ORGAN. Product of Modern Scientific Genius! INCIDENTAL MUSIC OE A QUALITY THAT HAS AMAZED THE WORLD! —THE ENCHANTING CREATION THAT ILLUSTRATES THE AIM AND IDEALS OE MASTERTON THEATRE DIRECTORS. —KEEPING EVER ABREAST OE THE TIMES IN ALL DEVELOPMENTS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO GREATER ENTERTAINMENT! THE MIGHTY THE MIGHTY WURiITZER WURLITZER ORGAN! ORGAN! Played : by the Maestro —• MR ERNEST W. CROME, MR ERNEST W. CROME, MR ERNEST W. CROME,
Whose brilliant musical attainments and proficiency in the manipulation oi the huge instrument entitles him tc the highest regards. HEAR THE MIGHTY HEAR THE MIGHTY HEAR THE MIGHTY WURLITZER ORGAN. WURLITZER ORGAN. WURLITZER ORGAN. PICTORIAL PROGRAMME SUPERB! Direct from a Sensational Week at the De Luxe Theatre, Wellington, ‘ ‘ THE TEMPTRESS. ’ ’ * ‘ THE TEMPTRESS. ’ ’ “THE TEMPTRESS.’’ “THE TEMPTRESS.’ ’ With GRETA GARBO & ANTON. MORENO GRETA GARBO & ANTON- MORENO The most brilliant and spectacular photoplay of the year! A lovely woman’s story told in Paris and in the Argentine, from the famous Ibanez Novel. NOTICE should also be taken of the following prices, from to-night on:— D.C., 1/9; Stalls, 1/3; Children, 1/and 9d. Reserves, 3d extra. BOOK AT HENDERSON’S. Or Ring 1288. MANAGERIAL NOTE.—Patrons are especially requested to be seated before 7.45 to enable them or early-com-ers to hear the GRAND OVERTURE. By doing this they w;ould greatly assist the management. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
MISS NEW ZEALAND 1927 CONTEST. ¥e wish to inform the Intending Competitors that we are appointed Photographers for the Contest. Ring 2471 for Appointments. THE A.P.F. STUDIO, The Children’s Photographers and Artistic Picture Framers, PEEEY STEEET, MASTEETON.
ARTHUR WILLIAMS, PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER. A GENT for NIMMO’S PIANOS and GULBRANSEN REGISTERING PIANO, on view at Showroom, “Hirwain,” Pownall Street (opp. High School). 'Phone 2431.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 30 May 1927, Page 1
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