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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1564, 15 April 1920, Page 33

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ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT. TO-NIGHT— AT EIGHT —TO-NIGHT First Appearance of tkeodore, Brilliant Magician. 1 J - WALLINGFORD TATE, WUA In Eresh Pianologuist Items. WuT- • MARGARET WILLIE TRIO, -L_ < tr Novelty Contortionists. jWFWt' W'Jbv POLLARD AND JACKSON — THE ~ WWjEF* GAZZAH TRIO. TKE H'iRRY BURGESS REVUE FOLK. 111 a Galloping Musical Escapade, /'• nE|'' “THE KISSING MAIDS.” sagSK % The Famous Ju-Jitsu Dance will be ~ 1 Performed by Ernest Lashbrooke and A Tvy Moore. 1 . Prices: 2s. 6d.. 25., is. (plus tax). 1 Booking fee, 6d. Extra. Plans at Rich \ ardson's (opp. Milne and Choice) till V 5: then at Segedin’s (opp. Theatre) til \ Book and be sure. flB MT \ —— JBEff BS Those two prime favourites, Kg kKzL sAMontague Love and Barbara ’Hgf W? are seen in a Worlcl feature, “ TIIQ Roughneck,” in 11 " which the massive Montague plays the role of a caveman A typical “Sundowner” character in person. The girl likes not his J? 16 - Man From Kangaroo,” now rough manners and sets out showing at the Strand Theatre, Auckl anc j to reform.

New Releases This Week : . z LYRI C “ Bonds of Honour " - SESSUE HAYAKAWA STRAND “ Man From Kangaroo ” ■ “ SNOWY ” BAKER GRAND—- “ The Rough Neck ” - BARBARA CASTLETON 1— SCREENLAND JOTTINGS. 2 — Corinne Griffith, of Vitagraph, owned an auto of emphatic red hue. She changed the colour of it after one public appearance in it. The kids chased it thinking it a part of the fire department! 3 — “The Miracle Man” made Bet ty Compson famous. Before that she was only known as a comedienne in screen farces. Miss Compson hails from Utah. She was born in a mining town, .and here she worked he? way through high school by playing in a small movie orchestra. “You know how hard it is to leave a sure thing for an uncertainty,” says MLs Compson in describing her step fcom film farce to drama. “I did it because I didn’t think it would be possible for me to become a great comedienne. I haven’t a bit of the comic muse in me.” s—Snowy5—Snowy Baker’s Australian picture. “The Man From Kangaroo,” has received some gratuitous advertising during the Wellington season, as the manager of the Empress Theatre has been proceeded against for causing a block in the traffic. Some idea of the sensation that the picture has caused may be gauged from that occurrence.