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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 59, 11 March 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. "THE DESERT SONG." | \ Stazsrering Succession of Bewitching Son" Successes —Colourful— Magnetic presented with Boundless Magnificence and Stirring Intensity. ST. JAMES' 2 ST. JAMES' j(Pro., John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) i "Where Sound Sounds Best. i 3 SESSION'S DAILY: j 11 A.M., 2.15 AND S. Warner Bros.' Musical Success, Warner Bros.' Musical Success, , " THE DESERT SONG." " the desert SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." I "THE DESERT SONG." Starring JOHN BOLES and CARLO IT A KING. / THE SCREEN'S FIRST OPERETTA. A WARNER BROS. AND A WARNER BROS. AND VITAPHONE PRODUCTION. VITAPHONE PRODUCTION. PRICES: 3/6, 2/6 (Plus Tax), 1/6. Plans Now Open at St. James' Theatre. — HIS MAJESTY'S.— — HIS MAJESTY'S.— j (Pro.: J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) (Lesses: Sir Ben. and Mr. John Fuller.) NIGHTLY, AT 8. "LIDO LAD Y." SCORES BIG SUCCESS. SCORES BIG SUCCESS. NEW ENGLISH -MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, IN "LIDO LAD Y." "LIDO LADY." "LIDO LAD Y." "LIDO LAD Y." "LIDO LADY." "LIDO LAD Y." With a Strong Cast of Talented Artists. Headed by FREDDIE FORBES. English pomedian, And THE BIG FOUR, THE BIG FOUR, The Famous Quartet. "LIDO LADY" is MUSICAL COMEDY SUPREME. BOX PLANS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. PRICES : 3/, 2/, 1/. (PLUS TAX). ' POSTERS AND COSTUME ADVERTISEMENT. New Zealand Made Goods. Good Prizes. No entry fee. Post entries. Prizes, First £5 5/, Second £2 2/. At St. Patrick's Day Celebrations. DOMAIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 15. Don't forget the National Concert at Town Hall, MONDAY, March 17. :11 DEMONSTRATIONS. QAS QOOKING J^EMONSTRATION Will be held ih our DEMONSTRATION ROOMS, GAS BUILDINGS, PITT STREET, rjlO-MORROW EfiNESDAY ; FROM 2.30 TO 4 P.M., QAS Q°-> J^TD. 11 E] L E C T E I C COOKING J -' DEMONSTRATION. Learn to Cook on the MOFFAT ELECTRIC RANGE. Free Demonstrations every Wednesday, at -\3O p.m.; and .Friday Evenings at 7.30. TURNBULL AND JONES, LTD., Wellesley Street East, Opposite Public Library. T 1 SHOWS. JJORTICULTURAL gOCIETY. gHOW, SCOTS HALL, UPPER SYMONDS ST., fJAHURSDAY AND JjIRIDAY "j^EXT, MARCH 13 AND 14. 1 The Biggest and Brightest Show of the Year. ADMISSION 1/. Children Free, accompanied by adults. . ' :12 , DANCING. • rnO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT , ATTRACTIVE AND POPULAR ! Auckland s Coolest Old-time Ballroom: DRUIDS' OLD-TIME CABARET —I DRUIDS' OLD-TIME CABARET. | NORTH ST., NEWTON. , featuring George Hunter's •'Revellers" and _ • their Musical Hits. Balloons, Streamers, Chocs., Cics etc Ladies, 1/ ; Gents, 2/. " n "PARAMOUNT DANCES, GAIETY HALL ' « SUKKEY CItES TO-NIGHT (TUBS ) o • , " Tack Swinburne's Havana Band. Special Monte Carlo Prizes. 6 ladies, 6 gents Streamers and Confetti. Ladies 1/6. Gents '>/ R. LINCOLN. 2 TEACHERS OF DANCING. "DALLROOM Dancing, Correct Style .Qualified Private Tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. -• D 4 WOODRUFFE, the Expert In- - I 1 structor— Special Jazz Course 15/- , success assured.—l 74. Upper Symonds St B "OARISIAN Dancing Studio, Whitehall t t, 419 ;, Cppe j; - Queen St.—Miss Brooks' . Mr. Bentley. Private Lessons: Ballroom ■ Dancing. ■VTALESKA'S Dancing Studio Re-openins * January 25. Ngapuhi Chambers. ' opp ' Re S ei it Theatre. Phone 46-121. p B ■- ' ■ , t TRISH PATHOS, WIT, AND HUMOUE interpreted by New Zealand's Foremosi 1. Artists at the B MONSTER NATIONAL CONCERT - TOWN HALL. MONDAY, MARCH 17 Don t miss it—And, by the wav i would be wise to reserve vour seats Plan open at Lewis Eadv, Ltd oi March 12. ' ■t. Tickets on Sale at Catholic Depot oni Town Hall. ' ; i