Page 14 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15594, 28 April 1914, Page 14

amusement*. \7-' | Lessees ... ... J ~ _, ' * Sub-Lessees. GEO. WIIiTrYnJI'ISN. Ife'"*' Managing Director Mr 00Gfl BY 1 ' LTn' Director, Messrs.'Geo; g e G T tE kT illM S' ' ' Danes and Ben J. -gffi** A. °js; ——' •• - :l^:'v>'«t; TO.NIGHT-TUEs7 A ' - Last Night But n! 7GfiT < "FOR THE TERM OF ffls\2 ' ' LIFE." m -ATO B4L ,- - Back to the Early Day, ft V V*-l-"^ A Delve into the Cou^fg##^A GEORGE WILLOnrW '' ' "W ''. In an Entirely a^,P^W ; -; Marcus Clarke's ttLij J Bnut Mtior, , . * Early elttlenS?jftg fel° f N "FOR THE TERM OF HIS w " LIFE" aIS NAlOajj; Dealing with a Never < *- •'-.•' In Plge ;;■■ , The Story of a Great Wrong Bi ghted , A Drama Brimful of <ji;~- v':;•* Expressive, Emotional. aJdT.^tiosß Dramatic Stars! SclnS" 11 " Cot «* of MR. CYRIL MACKAY aft; i. , MISS NELLIE FEHGUSSON a" • ' I Produced by GEORGE wi5? DG^ THURSDAY NEXT, awm , ft ' _ *°\ ■Thre, Night8 A o y * n r LoadoD Cra Zc '■thebadgirlofVe^wl "THE BAD GIRL OF THE Popular Prices: 3s. % tv ****■" Plans at Wildman and Aw. „ Kls ■ ' Sales and Late Booking V §?$ s a, $ Hairdresser. Early Doors fred.^ extra. «""«, / t 0 ___Manager. A. W. BATISTE. :A8&B80im&88B , I TOWN jj ALL> N EXT T HUESDAY E VENIX I AT 8 O'CLOCK, i :■ THIS OLD AND SBCCESfiPm ORCHESTRA SIDL Presents the First Concert of it. m ,l Sewn to il raE b ** I A PROGRAMME OF g ARE ATTRACTIVENESS. As Published in Saturday's Edition. BOOKING PLAN NOW OPEN At Wildman and Arey's, SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS: One Ticket, 10s 6d: Three Tickets, & i,.' Four Tickets, £1 8s: Five Aickets, a is,'. Six Tickets, £2 2s. ' _ __ T\AY O ALES, 9S AND <^S, At Wildman and Arey's and A. Eady anil Co, THE MUSICAL PUBLIC ARE IN- - I VITED TO SUPPORT THIS OLD 1 ORGANISATION. WHICH HAS ADMITTEDLY DONE SO MUCH FOR THE CAUSE OF GOOD music IN this CITY. ;:,. H All communications to GORDON EADY, cars of A. Eady and Co. , "THE GRAFTERS." BOX PLANSv:"I HE GRAFTERS." BOX PLANS OPEN 9 O'CLOCK v : : ' THURSDAY MORNING NEXT,/'y\ Wildman and Arey's. .':"J '/ : IT I S MAJESTY'S THEATRE. DIRECTION WILLIAM ANDERSON. ' SATURDAY NEXT. MAY 2, : , - ; -?vh ; ■ SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 2, Will witness ■ - .; .'■;'-';. The First Appearance of those Original ..K Purveyors of Hilarious MusicaMraveity, '-~h ; .\ THE AMERICAN MUSICAL BURLESQUE >- : COMPANY, yil ; ;i ; Right from the - . ' '■;! Land of Stars and Stripes. ; ,){ , Up-to-date in i' Q .-■'. SONG, HUMOUR, AND DANCE. £ _ :) Presenting that Irresistible Musical Scream, THE n RAFTERS, •'P \- : THE p RAFTERS. THE p RAFTERS. . ;V".. An entirely new travesty, in original ;-■*■; American Hilarity—affording ample scope for . ' the 60 Singers, Dancers, and Comedians of 'Vy ; the Company, which is anything but a "onestar" show. The Hebrew and Dutch Ameri- .■?: can Comedians, the diversely amusing con- ; ; ; stable, the catchy songs, the American Rag- . time Movements in Picturesque. Ballets, the Bright Action Choruses, the cross-counter , ; gags and patter, the absurdly grotesquesituations, an& the topsy-turvy finales, com- ; L bine in ■■ '-'-Vv .-■; ONE MAMMOTH, MOMUS, INSPIRING; ENSEMBLE, ' ~XM Q to make things hum from the moment lie .£ first fiddle squeaks in the Orchestra until tie ... ? final curtain drops. ! A MUSICAL BURLESQUE OF BIG 'r; RECORDS. .' -r Crowded Everywhere, j ~ -' ;' 116 Weeks at the King's Theatre, Melbourne. 18 Weeks at the Palace Theatre, Sydney. = i ; :.; ! And in New York, during its ;' ! TWO YEARS' SENSATIONAL RUN, :.. ._■■■ Saw no less than ' *_ vj Twelve Musical Productions Come sna be . SIXTY SINGERS AND DANCERS AND;, FOUR ORIGINAL COMEDIANS. J Bert Le Blanc Elaine RavenebeK ;> ; Harry Burgess Teddy Maftin ..||^r Dave Nowlin Frilzie de Guy .'. .. Paul Stanhope Anna Clarke ;, ?■ Harris McQuire Imogene iMapsSeW ; .. Herbert Lancaster Very Corey Chas. Larsen Tony Denlo .■- .y Carleton Chase ;' Etc., Etc., Etc. \ q? THE FAMOUS " GRAFTERS" MALI- ; ■ QUARTETTE, and m THE LANCASTER QUARTETTE. A SCORE OF RAGTIME BELLES.Produced under Stage Direction, W. "•. •:■■.■ Hughes. .' •-'.'. r : Prices—ss, Is, 2s 6d, and Is. .I- -'il Day Sales as usual. ;; Business Manager, G. H. BARM&, '# WEST riND HEATBE ' f TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. I THE FILLY, THE FIW* 2000 ft Sporting Drama. •■}':hv\ BEAUTY SPOTS IN AUCKLAND.,: 1 NATURE STUDY | THE WORLD'S NEWS, and Other W»- , | WEST END ORCHESTRA. -• . Usual Prices. 'Phone, W , . - —" I af~all the quizzical oddities ; j U "Harnessing a Horse." at he ft*" Theatre, takes all the cakes in the caterer, j shop. - ' • I DID YOU EVER SEE an Undertaker j U Tears? If not, go and see ' HarDesn" a Horse" at the Princ^Th^aUe^^^, •;-, TRANCE. Trades , Hall.-Most |gg / Ji Dances in Auckland; Tuesday. IW Saturday. 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