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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 84, 9 April 1925, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. A T , I THE mO-W N -it ■. . HE J- 0W N HtL t. ALL, BAND. SKs AND. fpHIS (THURSDAY) JJVENING; ; ■ TO-MORROW AFTERNOOV AT ELLERSLIE. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT CARLAW PARK. ' SATURDAY, 'MONDAY AND TDFSnAv SATUKDAY, MONDAY AND TOkK' IN THE TOWN HALL. Following on an outstanding success »f ' last niglifs memorable Concert h. Delighted Audience rose as oue'man and cheers and counter-cheers indlS the electritying success attained by this truly wonderful band. qiQ-N'IGHI - 1 - O-XI GH T. *T1 O - X I G H T. - 1 - O-NI GH T rr\ O-XiUHi -"- O - N I G H T. TO-MORROW, n.OOD T^RlDiv TO-MORROW, GOOD FIUD \Y TO-MORROW, GOOD FRIDAY ELLERSLIE RACECOUUSV ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE,' TO-MORROW AFTERNOON 3'P \r TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, 3 p CARLAW PARK, CARLAW PARK, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT S P V TO-MORROW iFRIDAY) NIGHT,' 8 P.M.* These Two Open Air Concerts will afford Auckland.' residents further opportunity of hearing the NEWCASTLE STEEL WORKS BAND NEWCASTLE STEEL. WOIIKS BAND In Specially Chosen Programmes for ttie Open Air, Featuring CLASSICAL, DEVOTIONAL AND GL.ORIOUS OLD HYMN TUNES. Be Sure and Hear This Wonderful Ban! ia the open as well as indoors. THE CHAMPIONS OF CHAMPIONS. NEWCASTLE STEEL WORKS BAND. MR. A. H. BAILE, CONDUCTOR. TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME Will Include— Rhapsody: ON irpHE r«OAST." N J-HE V/ORNISH V^OAST." Test Piece at Crystal Palace, 1924, and Recent Auckland Band Contest. Overture: "Semlramlde." Selection: "DIE WALKURE." Cornet Solo , '"Tltania" —Arthur Stender. Euphonium Solo, '"Sensueht"— Chas. Coughlaa, Day Sales Available To-day at Lewis R, Eady and Son, Ltd. Reserves (4/5), Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Prices: 4/3, 3/3, and 2/. TTIS Tl/pAJESTY'S mHEATBE, Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Manager John FarrelL r ! ~i cjupreme toaster a ttractioxl Supreme -Faster -"-ttractions ONE AND ONLY MATINEE EASTER "\XONDAY A T O ASTER -"-T -• • Return of the Popular J. C. WILLIAMSON ROYAL f\PERA OVAL "PKBA COMPANY. OMPANY. With Q.LADYS jy-ONCRIEF, /CLAUDE TTULEMMING, BLAKE ADAMS, And All The Favourites. Commencing SATURDAY AJEXT, APRIL if ATURDAY JXeXT, x * And Fololwing Four Nights, Will Be Presented For The First Time in Auckland a New and Brilliant Comic Opera, I I imHE J- HE " T ADY r\F rpHE "ROSE." " THE LADY OF THE ROSE.'' "THE LADY OF THE ROfK " THE LADY OF THE ROSfc. " THE LADY OF THE RObfcAn Enchanting Musical Play, with a Romantic and Thrilling Love story. INTERPRETED BY BRILLIANT CAST; Leslie Holland. Noel Leyland. John Ralston. Edmund Sherras. Nellie Pnvne. Harry R»tcliffe. Beryl Walkeley. Mabel Gibson. Tom Moore. Linda For. Hazel Meldrum. . J BOX PLANS Now Open at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 8/;E.D. .SnUs 5/; Late Door Stalls. 4/: E.D. Gallery 2/0; Late Door Gallery, 1/6. All P™** plus tax. T>OX TXfOODWARD'S P{ggg "OX VV OODWARD'S X ICTUW> (BRITANNIA). PONSONBY'S POPULAR PICTUBE PALACE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-MG flT ' A PARAMOUNT PICTURE, " milE XT EXT PO^^S'" •• Xhe -IN EXT " " THE NEXT CORNER-,, " THE NEXT CORNER-,, " THE NEXT CORNER. LON CHANEY, LON CHANEY, CONWAY TEARLE, CONWAY TEARLB, , DOROTHY MAC|Ag£ DOROTHY From the Famous Novel by Kate Jo ro COMEDY, " PAY UP." s BURTON HOLMES. WORLD'S i>^ , ORCHESTRAL MUSIC. Booking at Rushton's, Stationer. Phone 26-862. NO PICTURES GOOD FRlPft? ,^.