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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 28 April 1922, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. "CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" MATrvp» "CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" MATaS - TO-MOEEO*-f (SATURDAY) AT •> TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AT £ • Doors Open at 1 o'clock. Children Half-price to D.C. and Stair.. Gallery, 1/8. ttDs * "MY HERO." JJis -•yj-AJESTY's rrmzAi__ 1 Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Manager .... John Farrell. THE BEST FOR THE LAST. • " ' AN OUTSTANDING- MUSICAL TREAT. TO-NIGHT. AT S. And TO-MORROW- AFTERNOON ANr EVENING. J. C. "WILLIAMSON, LTD - a.->: . ** Present their Incomparable COMIC OPERA COMPANY. Including Charles H. "Workman and -" Ethel Morrison In a great production of the famous hlraclass Comic Opera Success, "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" ■*& "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER> '*THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER." Which when it was originally presented In New Zealand, created a positive furore. The revival of "The Chocolate goldjej" promises to prove the most 'mportaat musical event which has happened farmaar , years. Box Plans at LewU R. Eady and Sou. Ltd. Day Sales at Coleman's. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., S/; Stall*, 4/" Gallery. 1/6. Early Door, Stalls, and Gallery. 1/ extra. All prices plus Amusememt Tax. "MERRIE ENGLAND" AT HAMILTON. .' THE J.C. WILLIAMSON CO, LTD WILL PRESENT THIS CHARMEVft COMIC OPERA AT THE THEAT3H ROYaiL, HAMILTON. ON MONDAT NIGHT NEXT. SEATS MAY* Bl BOOKED AT PAUL'S. TTIS -jVTAJESTY'S -JtHEATBE. j Lessees J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD.- 1 NEXT MONDAY EVENING, AT 8a NEXT MONDAY EVENING, AT 8. NEXT MONDAY EVENING, AT S. G. Mnsgrove - ■.{- Will Present, . "; In response to repeated requests SHORT RETURN SEASON; SHORT RETURN SEASON, SHORT RETURN SEASON", ELLA SHIELDS. • ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. . -2 LONDON'S IDEAL OF IDEALS. * Tie little lady who, in a few shin* months' tour of the Dominion, has, througa I ber wonderful art and magnetic personality, won tbe hearts of all New Zealanders—a» much so that return visits had to tt arranged In all the capital cities. ~ ABSOLUTELY FAREWELL SEASOK" ABSOLUTELY FAREWELL SEASON.; For rears Miss Vesta Tiller and Miss Bit Shields shared the honours In their cam particular vaudeville aphere. Now that "SCa . Testa Tlllcy has retired "Miss Ella SUV"* I stands alone ON A PINNACLE OF FA*nX -.'. Miss Shields is Supported by a DeiisMß' - Combination of International Artists,":.'. • - Comprising ?-"-.- MAURICE STEBNDALE. 'f_ The South African Jazz Violinist. • CON MORSTNI. Dialect Comedian. THE THREE OACKSONS, A succession of" Astounding AexofcilaV Thrills, presented in polished manner. HAKKO, jjg§ The Comedy Cartoonist. TOGO. The Miraculous Jan. in Sensations of-thi drient. GEORGE BROOKE. The most Artistic Sinpins and Musical Act in Vaudeville. EDWARD CAHILL, Queensland's Most Notable Pianist. And MR. AND MISS TREE. In an amazing demonstration of Musical j Mentalism. Prices: 5/. 3/. 2/, 1/. Ail prices pics taxi Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Sou, Ltd. - ! \ p B 1 S D TO-D AX *-* " THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." ' & "PRINCESS MARY'S WEDDING." . GREAT SNOOKY COMEDY. DANCING. _ TYAXCIXG. — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. XX TRADES HALL. And Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday •Messrs. Geo. Williams. Chas. Weaver, and J. Turner's MOST POPULAR AND SELECT DANCES. Where the Floor, and Music by our Orchestra, and Conductorshlp are Unsurpassed. TJRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON-TO-NIGHT and Every Friday and Monday Night. Hear Our Jazz Band. G. Thomas M.C, H. Hancock Sec 21 DA N C I N G - O'NEILL ST. HALL, PONSONBY. Every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Learners and Advanced. 102 W. P. CARTWRIGHT. Sec. :VfISS LILLIS CLASSES. Masonic Hall.' JVX Belgium St., Every Saturday Afterooca 2.30. Jazz and all Latest Dances la»th ! - Private lessons given. Terms. "Phone TSiiJEE MISS E. McMLLLAN in Exhibitiot of Highland Dancing: also the Oiallenge Dance Match between Messrs. Phil Barry and E. Jackson at the OtahnOT Sports To-morrow Afternoon. s°"> TEACHERS OF DANCING. T EARN TO DANCE.—Druids' HaiL ScJK -" ton Every Thursday, Bto 11: Saturdiyr 2.30 to 5. Fun Course. 5/. All dancers catered for and welcome. 12 W. BUCKLEY. Proprietor. _ -p-D. LOWRIE AND MISS L. AITSENJazz and Latest Ballroom Dancing TanghtPrivate Tnltion a: 30. Kowhai St:. Dominion Rd. , Terms. 'Phone 552. ___- HINEMOA CLASSES. S, Belgium «- Friday, Saturday. Wednesday Nigh- 3also Saturday Afternoon. Priva:e Tcitioe* arranged. — ANNIE AMOS. I""»fess8»g Teae'aier. ___? "\,fISS ROSA SACHS,—Juvenile Daadßf JXX Classes every Saturday morning. JW a.m., St. Aldan's, Kenrcera. gg RESTAURANTS. TEA ROOMS. \-""lSrr the new "Kozle" Tea Rooms, ihat* Vandyck Photo Studio, Karangaliir* ' Rd. Teas, luncheons, etc. 231 PRIOR Stin Leading. Tbe Beat 1/J Meals In town. —Strand Arcade Cafe. F