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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 162, 10 July 1924, Page 16

AMUSEItIENTS. jazz week. jazz week. jazz week. ' JAZZ WEEK. JAZZ WEEK. JAZZ WEEK. , I LAST XIGIIT I Of " FLAMING PASSIONS." I "A merrie heart goes all the day, A sad heart tires in a mile-o." AFTERNOON TEA. _ TO 4.30. STRAND ■ — N.Z.s QIRAND TRAND Largest O'ntAXD CSTRAND and CJTUAND OTRAND Finest ■ OtKAXD STRAND Picture QTHAND TRAND House. "Always a Good Entertainment!" j Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. I Director: Phil. Unywnrd. i i — ! COMMENCING TO-MORROW, j JAZZ WEEK IS HERE. j COME TO THE CARNIVAL! COM- TO THE CARNIVAL! ! A j FLOOD LOOD I OF J- UN And j MERRIMENT. ; • ERRIMENT. . Yes ! Jazz Week has arrived ! j The Strand has donned the cap and bells. : This is our Nonsense Time. > We have thrown overboard the cares which invested our days. We don't care a continental for German Reparations. The American-Japanese can go hang. We turn a deaf ear to Wellington's v.rangles of Parliamentary Politicians, they are a dull lot anyway. Even the Record Ruin cannot damp us. WE ARE OUT FOR FUN. WE ARE OUT FOR FUN. THIS IS JAZZ WEEK. WE ARE OUT FOR MERRIMENT. WE ARE OUT FOR MERRIMENT. No sleep for any of us to-night, the whole staff (aud there are thirty odd) will •>• decorating the Foyer, lixing tlie --icldn scopic (awful word to spell, almost as had as Zachaxewitsch. _u't ic:> electric lights hanging glad paper rags from the ceiling. THE ORCHESTRA WILL REHEARSE UNTIL THE DAWN APPEARS. SO WILL THE GLAD GAY TURNS. j 'LOOK! AND LISTEN IN! LOOK! AND LISTEN IN! HERE'S THE T'ROGRAMME. v j HEBE'S THE PROGRAMME. • * I Tho Biggest nnd P.est Entertainment the Strand Has Yet Given. j | Headed by i I Britain's Queen of "Happiness, j I BETTY BALFOUR, \ BETTY BALFOUR. ! BETTY BALFOUR, [ In I LOVE, LIFE AND LAUGHTER ! "LOVE, LIFE, AND LAUGHTER." "LOVE, LIFE, AND LAUGHTER." The Story of Tip-Toes. .» * " " A sensational British screen triumph. Miss Balfour has a radiant role as a little London Chorus Girl. Betty Balfour is the British Mary Pickford." —" DaiUr Empress." • * * MANAGERIAL. T This is a picture which will appeal J to every picturegocr. It contains romance, sentiment, humour, pathos, sorrow; happiness, high I lights and shadows. They are all j in the picture—beautiful scenes, | x drab scenes, success and failure. I imagination and reality, all brought I together in an ensemble and bril- I liaut pictorial impression.—Phil, j Hnyward. Director. j SUPPORTED BY A GALAXY OP NOVELTY TURNS AND PICTORIAL WONDERS, including HOW TO DANCE THE FOX TROT! The Latest Film Novelty Specially Screened for JAZZ WEEK, showing all the Steps in Slow Motion. • * * BEECHAM'S MELODY BOYS' JAZZ BAND. Up to the Minute Music. EVE BENTLEY AND TV AN FINDLAY Exposition of Modern Ballroom Dancing. THE MUSICAL BLANCHARDS. J THE MUSICAL BLANCHARDS. • ♦ * A Jack White Production, " WIDE OPEN." ' " WIDE OPEN." A Rattling Mermaid Comedy. • * * MISS BERYL NETTLETON and BALLET In a Charming Dancing Revue. THE STRAND ORCHESTRA Will help to THE STRAND ORCHESTRA make the fun. * Mr. Swanberg, our Champion Trombonist, has taken to himself a new loud laughing trombone, which is a Wonder —it is enough to make a bokkaboora turn pale with envy. « » > « In the beautifully decorated Foyer Mi'sb Betty Balfour (impersonated by Miss Nola Caselli) and Jackie t'oogau (impersonated • by Master Norman McGuire) will welcome j our visitors. A Dainty Cup of Tea served Rratis to Patrons between 2 and 4.50. BOX ' PLAN NOW OPEN !: BOX TLAN NOW OPEN AT TUB STRAND. ;, Be Wise and Hook Early. JAZZ WEEK. JAZZ WEEK. JAZZ WEEK. « JAZZ WEEK. JAZZ WEEK. JAZZ WEEK , C" O M E A N D HELP The CAMPBELL FREE KINDERGARTEN. "THE BATHROOM DOOR." TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, JULY I_. M P.M. CHT7BCH NOTICES. N2_ iUID - V ' EEK -t>IBLE TO-NIGHT, I 7.30. AT THE TABERNACLE. Lecturer, REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. You are Invited to this FRIENDLY BIBLE CLASS, which is for all those * who are young as well as those who were younger. SUBJECT: "THE TABERNACLE IN THE WILDERNESS:" . 1. THE SANCTUARY OF GOD. NOTE.—AII Mid-wcel; Bihle Study Members will observe that this week sees th< beginning of the New Course. Original Dia- . gram distributed. CHORUS CHOIR. 545 MOTOR SERVICE. AUCKLAND 'CJTAR' .dOTOR SERVICE. ' AARD. FRANKTON-PAEROA. -'■ ' " I CAR LEAVES FRANKTON on arrival of ! the Anckland Express at 10 pan., anc arrives Paeroa at 1.45 a.m. Leaves agair on the return journey at l'p.m.,' and arrives ' Hamilton at 4 p.m. (No car on Saturday " from Frankton.) - . INQUIRIES: , \ "Auckland Star" Publisher, Fort Street 'Phone 1775. Or, "Auckland Star" Representative Hamilton. 'Phone 179_. '. "TNECTO," well-known Hair Dye, and aB ] ■*-. best Toilet Requisites, procurable 1 De war's, 5, Strand Area __. b. J