ENTERTAINMENTS
“THE KIWIS” —TO-NIGHT. The heavy booking at Paul's indicates that this evening a fitting welcome in the form of a bumper house w ill greet the one and only appearance at the Theatre Royal, Hamilton, of the widely-known and vastly popular “Kiwis," Brigade Entertainers, who did veoman service in entertaining the boys in the firing line in France, and are now devoting 40 per cent of t profits of the present tour towards a fund to .furnish medical attendance for the widowed mothers, the widows, and the orphans of deceased soldiers. Quite apart from its good purpose the entertainment to be presented stands on its merits as “the greatest entcitainment of its kind touring the Dominion.” This on the authority of the Auckland Herald. The programme embraces new songs, operatic numbms. interludes, quartettes, monologues, scenes, dances, specialties, female nupersonations and soubrette character isa tions. Hamilton may anticipate a treat. Scats should be reserved at Paul’s, or after 6 p.m. over ’phone 580. KJKG’S THEATRE. The remarkable picture, ‘Stolen Orders,” which has drawn such big attendances, will finish to-nigbt. Juno Elvidgc, Kitty Gordon, Madge Evans Carlyle Blackwell, Montagu Love, aim Geo McQuarrie, supported by an on semb!c of 10,000 persons, present c striking performance. “The Fighting Trail” and others complete a massive bill. Alma Reubens stars to-morrow ir “The Ghost Flower.” EVERYBODY’S. Miss Elsie Ferguson. Paramount’! beautiful star, appears for the last turn in “Under the Greenwood Tree. There is another satirical comedy ”Independence E’Gosh,” by James Mont gomcry Flagg, and a splendid Burlm Holmes picture of “Midwinter Sport in Quebec.” The programme is of un usual excellence. To-morrow’s chang' will feature Tom Mix, in his Fox Supe picture, “Hell Roarin’ Reform,” : thrilling Western drama, conspicuou for wonderful horsemanship and tons thrilling incidents. As this picture i sure to prove a great draw seats shoul be reserved at Webster's, prices bem Is Id and Cd.
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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14256, 6 January 1920, Page 5
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