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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 112, 17 November 1928, Page 4

IN AID OF THE.NATIONAL. ART GALLERY AND DOMINION^MUSEUM FUND. YE OLDE LONDON TOWN MIRE (QUAINT AND GAY AS IF IT WERE-YESTERDAY) : '"'.;'. "' .-• . Will-open at 2 p.m. . ■ '■ EXHIBITION BUILDING, JOHN STREET^ , 26t_i, 27tH, : __8tii,:29.11, 30tb NOV.:, aiicl IstJJECr - .-•-... EVERY EVENING THE LEAGTJE OF NATIONS P^GEANT 3 ;: r GORGEOUS AND SPECTACULAR, IN WHICH OVER 800 PERFORMERS WILL ' TAKE PART. ' ADMISSION'!/-. CHILDREN (3d. CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! IN AID OF THE NATIONAL ART GALLERY AND DOMINION MUSEUM FUND. A DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN (WITH ALL THE POMP AND MAGNIFICENCE OF THE AGES) Will be presented in the WELLINGTON TOWN HALL, 29th, 30th NOV., and Ist, 3rd, 4th, and 6th DEC. The Queens of the Carnival:CLEOPATRA; IPHIGENIA, QUEEN OF SHEBA, QUEEN. ELEANOR, JOAN OF ARC, ATALANTA, "BEAUTY AND ANGUISH WALKING HAND IN; BAND.'' 350 Porformei's will take part in this Gorgeous Pageant. Musio will. be. specially arranged and rendered by Bernard F. Page. 3/-, 2/-, 1/-.-BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL NOW OPEN. TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT GRAND OPERA HOUSE DOMINION MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY FUND.MISS KATHLEEN O'BRIEN ■ Presents tiie Dance Play, ■ "A MAGICAL NIGHT IN TROY" . WRITTEN BY, MR. O. N. GILLI3SPIE. ,-. , ; . ... See Brian Bom, Fergus M'Fergus, Peter Pan and Wendy.' Visit-Troy and show' the dismal goddesses a little modern pep. A BURLESQUE, •.->■■. Cast includes Messrs. J. B. Pearson, Hector Burn, James Duncan, Misses Margaret Colling, Nancy Fabian, Kathleen Ferris, Jo Patterson, Madge Freeman, Anderson, Mabel Robertson, Lola Oxspring. .. , SONG—DANCE-STORY. . A ten minutes' peep at the Baby Class—ages ranging from two to seven years..- -Rollicking Sailors'. Hornpipes and Irish Jigs, Dainty Toe and Grecian Ballets, Quaint jpnuets, Clever Acrobatic and Ragtime Ballets, Gorgeous Frocking,' Brilliant Lighting and Stage Effects, TunefuL Singing: - - '•'.:. ORCHESTRA UNDER MR. LEN BARNES. ' . ■• BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL.. PRICES 3/6, 2/6, 1/6. GITJ^NSMHJRPORT THIS WORTHY'CAUSE! '.-!" ---:/^ IN AID OF THE JUBILEE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND 1 Will,bo given "by •..-'., THE BLIND BOYS' BAND TUESDAY .■; ,20th NOVM3ER'^_^ _ T^SDAY - -r::- :: town l hall' '.''[ "'""""" ,'•■•.'•;■ 8 p.m.- v -,-''. '/'■ '; ' ■';"- • '-' : Excellent progruminc, comprising Instrumental, Vocal, and Elocutionary Items, Part Songs by Blind. Students. '" .' ' HEAR REV. .ERNEST CHITTY, the Blind/Organist.. ••'.-',..J.. ADMISSION■ 1/-. .Seats can be reserved;on production of two one shilling: tickets. '•"'l' '';" '••"; 'BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL;' "'. ;:. '■' ■■ U(J.- ;' '''''-' The Boys' Institute Band will play nt Oriental Bay, TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW^ " '. ...... .'Tickets will then-.be;oi> sale/- .' "...'. -,'.'..•,.'.;_.' l~'-'"' e 'y'~i -■ SEE WELLINGTON THE BELL BUS WAY! PIONEER TOUR No; 1 (Mornings Only). Leaves 10 a.m. MOUNT ALBERT, KULBURN, KARORI, WADESTOWN, ETC.:.'2B. MILES. PIONEER TO UR No. 2 (Afternoons Only) .Leaves 2p.m. ■ JttOUNT VICTORIA, POINT HALSWELL, QUEEN'S' DRIVE. ETC. 30 MILES. PIONEER TOUR No. 3 (Sundays Only). Leaved 2 p.m. ' '"BROWN: OWL" TEA GARDENS AND IAISATARAWA. ETC. ■ 60. MiLES^ "ALii;-';FiREs' : .FIVE' Sm^MGS^'''-: ALL BELL BUSIJS LEAVE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, AND PICK UP PASSENGERS BY: ARRANGEMENT. ...., ... DIAL 45-555 FOR SEATS NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WEEK-END EXCURSION TO ROTORUA (QUEEN OF WONDERLAND) ': ggg MILES BY RAIL FOR Ajt /Q FARES-HALF USUAL RATES., f ; ' Excursion Train leaves Wellington 4,30 p.m., Palmeretort North- 7.27 p.m. 23 ED NOVEMBER, 1928. TWO WHOLE DAYS IN FAIRYLAND. Return tickets to Rotorua at half ordinary rates will be obtainable at Wellington, Foxton, Wanganui, Tailmpe, Napier, Grcytpwn, Featherston, and intermediate stations. RETURN FARES FROM WELLINGTON ....-,_.,,>,,. £3/5/8 (Ist), £2/4/9 (2nd) And' .'■■"'•''■•- ■ FROM PALMERSTONNORTH ...,...........-...>,.... £2/12/4 (Ist), £l/i./S. (2nd) RESERVE YOUR SEAT : NOW AND SECURE ACCOMMODATION AT HOTORUA __ WHEN PURCHASING YOUR TICKETS.-, \' + For full particulars' inquire at stati'oha or see handbills, ". LADIES! READ THIS! SAVE POUNDS! ■high-Class" ladies' tailor, Estabiisiied -1910, Has removed to'more central and modern premises in STI.EET' ■■ r (Above J. Fanning and.Co., Land Agents).. ' v .', ,'_.., COSTUMES MADE TO ORDER „.-.;...V. 45/10 A -----i- ..■■.... , OVERCOATS MADE; TO-ORDER ... j...^..11^]-. £_/10/-.:.', Big additions to ;.our staff,- conglcd with the large selection of materials, enable lis to execute all orders before Christmas; -' -.'.--: .' :CALL ; AND.TALK OVER YOUR NEW COSTUm " .•, ■_' j --.-■■-:--.■•-■:-.---•••'•--■. -J-: „,ziMME,^-!;-j;y\C;;: -:r-'' HIGII-eLASS TAILOR, MANNERS,STREET '„.! ' ■'"; (Above. J. Fanning.and Co., same.entrance as.Peter Pan Studio).- •'-.'-., '■■■'■'

J^I.LBIRNIE^.. KIN EM A. .. TO-NIGHT, at. 8 o'clock. Final Screening " : 'o£ Two Entertaining -•' Features. -.-••■ "HALF" A BRIDE," - • "HALF A BRIDE," ■ :: ■ Featuring' Esther Ralston and 'Gary Cooper. "":;' :-: '•'" • A shipwreck, a giri, a man. Also : "NOBODY'S WIDOW," ..'■'. "NOBODYi'S WIDOW," Featuring Leatrice Joy and Charles Ray. Laughs a-plenty in this Film. '." . MONDAY—"TEMPEST." Reserves at Theatre Confectionery, or, Theatre,: Telephon>l4-_o_,"'

GEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. "TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. ' BIG DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. 1 _ "THE COURAGEOUS FOOL," Starring Dare-devil -REED HOWES. Thrills,' Chills, Mystery. ; 2.- COLLEEM MOORE, in' '"'" "HAPPINESS AHEAD." One o[ Colleen's most beautiful romances. Comedy and Drama, Pathos and Thrills. Also: Episode 6 of "Tho Vanishing Rider." Ring 24-318 for Reservations.