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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 73, 26 March 1923, Page 14

I "liiMj^ AMPS-e-A_LENX S. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S J. C. WILLIAMSON'S GE.ORGEOUS COMEDY GEORGI'.OL'S COMEDY PANTOMIME SEASON WILL COMJIENCE WITH MATINEE, -MATT NEE, SATURDAY NEXT, 31st MARCH. 31st MARCH. THE BOX PLANS FOR THE FIRST SIN NI_HTS and First TWO MATINEES will be opened at LeyS R. Eady and Sous, L,d. to-IIUKRow (TUESDAY, MORNING. * " THE FORTY THIEVES." A PANTOMIME OF INFINITE VARIETY. THE CREAM OK ENTERTAINMENT " Comprising The Best Obtainable in the World of Amusement to Delight both the Young an* the tirown-up. GORGEOUS STAGE PICTURES. GLITTERING PAGEANTS. EXQUISITE BALLETS. MIRTH-PROVOKING COMEDY EAR-HAFNTING SONG SUCCESSES. EXCEPTIONALLY BRILLIANT AKTISTS. In Fact. EVERYTHING THAT A PANTOMIME SHOULD BE. FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND Of the World Famous CONTINENTAL ACROBATIC COMEDIANS. 'MELLO AND NELLO. From the leading Vaudeville Theatres of England and Europe. Their turn is amazing and novel—Something New. Something Different. You'll be surprised. MONA MAGNET. The "Peep Show" Favourite, who won success in the leading I_ondon theatres, and makes a piquant and charming Principal Boy. JACK CANNOT. "Everybody*.. 'Favourite." a Comedian Tvtio never fails to get on the best of terms with his audience. JOE BRENNAN. The Australian Comedian, who has a quaintness and character all his own a* "The Dame." GENE RICHARDS. The live-wire D.inclng Man from '_lary." who shows a few of the many quaint ways he can make his feet misbehave. RENE BARLEE. A dainty and young Australian specially selected for the role of the Principal GlrL IDA NEWTON, A piquant young Australian, who makes a captivating li'tire as Abdallah, the Captain of the Forty Thieves. DAISY YATES, A Dancer and Soubrette of charm and grace. PHYLLIS AMERY, Premiere Danseuse. FREDERICK MACKAY, Famous English Daucer. A Terpslchorean Team, who will Introduce some notable dancing effects and novelties. JOE MORRIS, The best of all animal impersonators, who demonstrates that a donkey can be "almost human." EDGLEY AND DA'WE, The Famous Eccentric Comedians and Dancers, who, as '•Put" and "Take," and la a host of comedy dances and specialities, ara the limit as laugh-makers. REGINALD ROBERTS, GEORGE WILLOUGHBY, and a Host of Others. D.C. and 0.5., 8'; Stalls, 4': Gallery, 1/6; E.D., 1/ extra. Ail Prices Plus Tas. CHARLES BERKELEY. "TJIXIELAND CABARET DE LUXE. With Its Wonderful Band and Floor. Why Not Give An Afternoon Tea Party! Only 1/6 Admission, Including Refreshments Hours: 3 to 5 and 8 to 11. MH4 DANCING. JAZZING. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TRADES HALL. And Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Messrs. Williams, Weaver and Turner's Most Popular and Select Dances, Where Music by our Unequalled Orchestra of Eight -Musicians aud couductorshtp are Lnsurpassed. _____ Ladies 1/. Gents. 1/6. Ip Ii A D E S HALL. TUESDAY, 27T11. Dancing S till 11 p.m. Lighton's Specialty orchestra. Don't Forget. Championship of Auckland Waltzing Competition. Commencing Tuesday. April 3. Ist Prize. £3 3/ ; 2nd, £2 2/: 3rd, £1 1/. SUTTON AND NOAKES, M.C.'i. "iazzing — — TO-NioTlf, O'NEILL .STREET HALL, PONSONBY. The Best Dance in Town. All the Latest Music by the Syncopating Five. Good Floor. Monday. April 2 : Jazzing Competition. Good Prizes. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/6. Management : W. and R. CARTWRKUIT. |CT. GEORCE'.S HALL. Ranfurly Road, ™ Epsom. Tuesday Night. Dance. Select. Cunningham's Orchestra. Six Players. Ladies. 1 . Gents. U_H. __T SCOTS HALL—Cabaret. Easter Saturday nnd Monday. Make reservations with caretaker and make sure of having a suitable Table. Double Tickets. 7/fi. JACKSON'S Jazz Orchestra caters for Soc'als. Balls. At Homes, and Evenings —F.l-H-, Ch-m'sr. T-1.-hnr Vncs. rM'RNNANIVS Professorial Orchestra and » c on ep rt Band. Office. 23fi Qrieen 6t. Plionec 734 V IK.sk srtfin ,4 HnisO B TFAC' rp i'S nr t»n •vrTNfV. IF YOU WOULD BE GRACEFUL— LEARN TO DANCE. MR. HENRY ,T. DUGGAN MR. HENRY J. DUGGAN In response to numerous requests front Indies and gentlemen who have witnessed his exhibitions of Modern Dancing, ha* much pleasure In announcing the OPENING OP A STUDIO, under personal direction, at his Residence. Expert Tuition in Modern Ballroom Dancing, introducing the latest steps a* exhibited at exclusive London Salons_ includiug "Rectors'," "Ciros," "Embassy, etc. Write or call immediately for terms and appointment. STUDIO : 11, POMPALLIER TERRACE, Three Lamps. -\rit. F. shannon"L.\test in fox. .ISA TROT. JAZZ, WALTZ. Hours: 1:2 to 5, v to 0. Studio: 10. Alston Chambers. 03, Queen Street. "\riSS SPENCER. Teacher of the Litest "-'A Dances, Parisian Taugo etc.—Classes Reopen St. Paul's Hall. TUESDAY. 3rd April, S p.m. Sat., 7th April. 2..".0 and 8 p.m.. Men.. oth April. x p.m.. Wed. and Thurs.. 8 p.m.. at 25. Vincent St. Private Lessons any time by appointment. Terms, etc.. phone _.''_'37. IJROF. R. C. 11. Latest Ballroom Dances Taught. Fox Trot, Jazz Waltz, etc. Writ.- or call for early appointment. Hours: 12-4, i;.p. -Modern Dancing Studio, :.U, Palmerston Kings., opp. o. 1 GO XTATIONAL School of Da^icTn^- - Latest -__-___ American Steps. — Ring 15."!.. TAZZ- Professor Wilson, just arrived '-' from London with Latest steps: 5 lessons £1 1/. PS. Mt. Eden ltd. REBTOVAT, NOTICES. "VCRSE McDONALD has rc~.novcd~i.ro_i —' Grey Lynn to .50, Grange Rd., Mt. Eden. 'Phone :.75G (4 rings i.