Page 14 Advertisements Column 8

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 2, 3 January 1924, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. " KISSING TIME. -, "KISSING TIME. ,, The BOX FLANS for "KISSING TIME," which wiU be presented for SEVEN NIGHTS. commencing SATURDAY NEXT will be opened at LEWIS K. p;ADY AND SON, LTD., THIS MORNING at » o'clock. TXIS TyTAJESTY'S miTEATRB. Direction J. C. Williamson CN.Z. , ). Ltd Manager John Farrell* LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS Of "THE CABARET GIRL." "THE CABARET GIRL." c •-XHE CABARET GIRL." . At 7.50. . : TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHI\ ' TWO FINAL PERFORMANCES. Commencing at 7.50. j " -'. SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 6. First Production in Auckland of The Picturesque, Deliciously Tuneful, Very Humorous Musical Comedy " KISSING TIME. , ' " KISSING TIME." " KISSING TIME." " KISSING TIME." By Guy Bolton and P. G. WodehouWLWith Music by Ivan Curyll. . M " KISSING TIME." "KiSSING TIME." " KISSING TIME." " KISSING TIME." Which attracted record audieuces to the Winter Garden Theatre, London, for over■ three seasons, and ran for upwards of nine months in Sydney and Melbourne, and also ■ recently broke all known records in Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. •KISSING TIME." •'KISSING TIME." _• Will be presented ■by the • full'strength of- " the incomparable J. C. Williamson, Ltd.; New English Musical Comedy Company including ALFRED FRITH. MADGE'" ELLIOTT. Cyril Ritchards, Nellie Payne Cecil Kellaway, Marie Eaton, Field Fisher* Floie Allen, Jack Hooker, Reta Nugent. '" Production staged under the personal' supervision of Harry B. Bureher. Prices: D.C. and- R.S., S/: Stalls, */• Gallerj! 1/6: Early Door, Stalls 1/ extra. All prices plus Amusement Tax. day; sales at. colemavs, hm THEATRE ARCADE. . '. ■■ . QUEEN'S m H E A T R E. UEEN'S J-UEATR E. COMMENCING FRIDAY. a-j-FIXE STAR FEATURES.—3 , . • INDIANS AXD COWBOYS. INDIANS AXD COWBOYS. INDIANS AXD COWBOYS. INDIANS A_XB COWBOYS. IX A THRILLING WESTERN DRAMA. IN A THRILLING WESTERN DRAMA. " LAHOMA." ■ Crowded with Action and Surprises. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS. MARK TWAINS MARK TWAIN'S EXCELLENT STORY. "HUCKLEBERRY FINN." for children from nine to nim:ty-nine. clias. chaplin. CUAS. CIIAPLIN. In "THE FIREMAN. - ' "THE I'IISEAIAN." 'PHONE &41A FOR RESERVES. DANCING. A" I-L OLD-TIME DANCtfs~DRUIDS' ■«- HAI.L, NEWTON, TO-NIGHT, and every Thursday. Saturday and Tuesday Nights, with the best mv* in city. Monte Carlo, Saturday Xislit; IR> prizes given away. Barking Dog. Walking Stick, Chocolates and Cigarettes, besides the fun and excitement. Learners' Class, every Saturday. 2.:j0 to .">.-"«>, and good programme for dancers.—Jl.t'.'s. J. Gregory and Martln. Prop.. W. BUCKLEY. /"\RFHEUM THEATRE, ONEUUNUA. " DANCE. EVERY SATURDAY. Admission 1/6 and -/. Young's Orchestra. 8 p.m. till 11. 73 J~ACKSON"S Orchestra Cater for Socials, Balls, "At Homes," and Evenings.— Lillicrap's Music Store, Qneen St. 29 URNNAND'S Professional Orchestra and Concert Band—Office: 236, Queen St. "Phones 734 A. 3969 (4 rings). D TEACHERS OF DANCING. LATEST Ballroom Dances thoroughly taught.-—-Modern Dancing Studio, 30. Palmerston Buildings, opp. G.P.O. D 4 FUNERAL NOTICES. ->•?■* TNDEPBNDENT ORDEE WYsfejJ*» X OF RECHABITES—Hope JHkSJESJtT of Devonport Tent. No. IS. 11 m«kl S Members are earnestly re_!W*S?Si4_ li'pstfid to attr-nd the funeral of our late Sister Lizzie Anderson, leaving the ipsidence o£ hoi- parents. 0, Alison Avc Devonport, at p.m. to-morrow (Fridavi. 9S j. SARSOX, Sec. DRESS ASP FASHION. ATTRACTIVE Infants , Wear, Ilandknitted Woollen Pilchers, Bonnet?, Bootees. Shawls, err.. Painty Frocks.— "The Modern Priseilla," First Floor, Ha:lcnstein's Buildings. BEAUTIFUL Summer Millinery, Coloured and Cream Straws, at reasonable prices.—-'"The Farisiennc,' , Wellesley St. East. _^B LADIES' Navy Serge Costumes. Tail.-ir-made, from £7 10/. —Laurie and Hardy, MISS XEARY has resumed Dressmaking Classes. —11, Tabernacle Bld&a., SewTT'XCLUSIVE Frock Designs.—Have your X-* material made up by experts.—'"The Regal." Broadway. Newmarket. IJ DYERS AND CLEANERS /-IARPET CLEANING, Electric Beating \J and Vacuum. 9d yard, inclusive.— Domestic Vacuum Co., Strand Arcade, 'Phone 900. D TOILET SPECIALISTS. vxtRISKLES and Superfluous Hair VV Removed by world-renowned methods. Send stamped addressed envelope for Free Literatnre. —Florence Hullen, 3A, Courtenay Place. Wellington. BB FACE nn< Si-alp Treatments, Chiropody, Electrolysis, Hair Tlntin?, Expert Operators.—Miss MeElwain, 2,"0, Queen St. B HAIR Beautifully Marcelled, 2/1 latest Electric Serreno Method: no burning. Madame Tate, Boa Marche Chambers. MRS! PARR. 30S. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. Face and Scalp Treatments. Hair Tinting. Buster Cutting. Hair Work. D