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___PS_*____fTß. WHY WORRY ? WHY WORRY ? ■ — WHY WORRY : BILLY ELLIOTT'S AT THE LYRIC. BILLY ELLIOTTS AT THE LYRIC. HELL TICKLE THE TOWN PINK. HELL TICKLE THE, TOWN PINK. THE "I YRIC. mHE T YBIC HE A_VRIC. J- HE J-* YRIC. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. EVERYBODY'S PAL. EVERYBODY'S PAL. BILLY ELLIOTT, BILLY ELLIOTT, BILLY ELLIOTT, BILLY ELLIOTT, BILLY ELLIOTT, A BOUNDARY-HITTER IN THE GAME A BOUNDARY-HITTER IN THE GAME OF FUN. OF FDN. BILLY ELLIOTT. BILLY ELLIOTT, AN EXPLOSION OF MIRTH. He'll Drive Awny Your Worries He'll Drive Away Your Worries And Cure Your Ills, Chills, Pills, And Cure Your His, Chilis, Pills, And Bills. And Bills. BILLY ELLIOTT, BILLY ELLIOTT, THE WORLD-FAMOUS THE WORLD-FAMOUS BLACK-FACED COMEDIAN. BLACK-FACED COMEDIAN. In CHEERFUL NEW NOVELTIES AND CHEERFUL NEW NOVELTIES AND NOTIONS. NOTIONS. *'A RIOT FROM THE BEGINNING TO "A RIOT FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END OF HIS ACT." THE END OK HIS ACT." THE VERDICT IN VERSE : Stars may come and stara may so; Anyone will tell-ye-it. The comicnlest cuss you'll ever sec Is Black-raced BILLY ELLIOTT. Appearing for the First Time In Conjunc tion with a Motion Picture Programme. A BIG SEVEN-KEEL SPECIAL. A BIG SEVEN-REEL SPECIAL. A Photo-Dramatisation of the WorldFamous Play, "THE STREETS OF NEW YORK." "THE STREETS OF NEW YORK." "THE STREETS OF NEW YORK." With BARBARA CASTLETON, BARBARA CASTLETON, And EDWARD EARLE. EDWARD EARLE. BOOK WHILE THERE ARE STILI SEATS. BOOK WHILE THERE ARE STILL SEATS. Box Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. BARGAIN PRICES: Stalls, If: Dress Circle. 2/2. __/ __ _^ EW gBA-AKO JSr T ABOUR "pAHTY. «fS*J > SUNDAY. DEC. 0., X_______ET T. 30 _.m. STRAND THEATRE. STRAND THEATRE. MR. M. J. SAVAGE, M.P. City West, MB. M. J. SAVAGE, M.P. City West, WILL DELIVER A 15-MINUTE LECTURE, (Subject, "THE BRITISH ELECTIONS AND AFTER.' SUPPORTED BY GRAND CONCERT PROGRAMME Of Exceptional Interest. Special Engagement of tbe 'CORNWELL ENTERTAINERS, And Following Favourite Artists: — 1. Dnet, "Miserere," from Opera "II Trovatore" (Verdi) MRS. F. CORNWELL AND MR. J. SMITHSON. 2. (Musical Monologue, "Womanhood" MISS MAY BAIN. 3. Song, "Star of the North"' (Lohr) , MRS. F. CORNWELL. 4. Song, "Salve Dimore," from opera "Fannt" (Guonod) MR. W. COLEMAN. 5. Duet. "Sink, Red Sun*' MRS. AND MR. F. CORNWELL. 6. Song, "My Beloved Queen." MR. J. SMITHSON. 7. Lecture, MR. M. J. SAVAGE, M.P., City West. 8. Duet, "King's Heroes." MR. SMITHSON and MR.-CORNWELL. 9. Elocutionary Recital, "Liberty." MISS MAY BAIN. 10. Song, "Lullaby." MRS. F. CORNWELL. 11. Song, "Bianca." (Mattel) MR. W. COLEMAN. 12. Vocal Trio, "My Love is All for You." MR. AND MRS. F. CORNWELL AND MR. J. SMITHSON. Hon. Accompanist, Mr. L. Conrad. Chairman, Mr. A. S. Richards. Silver Collection tb Defray Expenses. QUAY STREET MEETING 2.45, Weather Permitting. Speaker, MR. A. S. RICHARDS, President LB.C. Chairman, Mr. Goodman, assisted by Mr. 11. Vaughan. Questions Invited. Questions Invited. 141 ANTNNOV A T I O N. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. FOR XMAS AND SHORT SEASON ONLY, Commencing THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. THE GREATEST ORGANISATION OF ITS KIND THAT HAS EVER VISITED NEW ZEALAND. THE FAMOUS ENGLISH THE FAMOUS ENGLISH HUMPHREY BISHOP HUMPHREY BISHOP HUMPHREY BISHOP COMEDY AND OPERATIC COMPANY. COMEDY AND OPERATIC COMPANY. Coming Direct from their Triumphant Successes, under the Direction of J. C. Williamson, in Sydney and Melbourne. AN ENTIRE ENGLISH COMPANY, In Productions that are Acknowledged in Australia to have no Equal, and at POPULAR PRICES. I She Opening Performance In Auckland of this extraordinary Company at POPULAR PRICES will Mark a New Era in the Theatrical History of the Dominion. Introduced by EDWARD ELLIOTT. BOX PLANS OPEN at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd.. on WEDNESDAY NEXT. 74 QRAFTON TTALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 8 P.M. (Owing to Concert Chamber Being Unavailable.) piANOFORTE AND "VTIOLIN T>ECITAL By PUPILS OF ANNIE AND WILFRED PUPILS OF ANNIE AND WILFRED MORRIS. MORRIS. PRICES—3/ and 2/, Including Tax. ALSO AT 20, THE ACADEMY. ALSO AT 20, THE UPPER QUEEN ST UPPER QUEEN ST. DECEMBER 10 AND 20 1 DECEMBER 10 AXD 20. TWO RECITALS OF PIANOFORTE CONCERTOS BY t.tsKT «Jiiir.«. * i-• >'- DELSSOHN, BEETHOVEN, ' AND i MOZART. * | Admission by Application. 8 ' NORTH SHORE CHORAL SOCIETY'S ! CONCERT. MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1923. 1 WILL BE A MUSICAL TREAT. ' VICTORIA THEATRE, DEVONPORT, ' At 8 p.m. : 60 Voices. 60 Voices. Choral Society's Items. Soloists: Mrs. Ernest Richards, Miss Phillis Gribbin, Mr. Claude Meldrum, Mr. Harold Taylor. Also Items by Devonport Orphans Club Orchestra and Instrumental Four. • Admission : 2/ and If. I G. A. R. THOMAS. Secretary. A CARD.—Wragge's Tropical Garden and Institute, Birkenhead, continues open to the public daily from 10 a.m. to • p.m. Admission If. Refreshments obtainable. Patronise an established Pleasure Resort.—KISMET K. WBAGGK. D I m n