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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 125, 29 May 1925, Page 12

AMTISEMENTS. TTIS Tl/J-AJESTY'S THEATRE. -LJ-IS -L'J-AJESTY-S -i- UEATRE. Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. A COMEDY THAT WILL PUT A UROAD GKIN ON AUCKLAND'S FACE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW T^VENINT, O-MORROW -LIVENING a TOMORROW TT'VENISi; - O-MOKROW J- , VENINIi AT Q SHARP. AT <J SHARP. AT O SHARP. AT O SHARP. For the First. Sis Nights of the Season. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., 3. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Havß miN'b pleasure in presenting £or th« first time in Auckland, one of th" Greatest Comedians of the present day, THURSTON HALL, TFIURSTON HALL, THURSTON HALL. THURSTON HALT, THURSTON HALL, THURSTON , HALT, THURSTON rIAM.. THURSTON HAIiL, TIIUESTON HALI, Together with his SPLENDID SUPPORTING COMPANY, SPLENDID SUPPORTING COMPANY, In the Rollicking Three-act Farcial Comedy that has made all New Zealand Happy, "SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON." '•SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON.'----"SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON." •• SO THIS IS LONDON." Absolutoly tli* . Funniest, Wittiest, CJpverpst, and Most Humorous Play ever Presented in the Dominion. ONE LONG, GURGLING CIIUCKI.K OAK LONG, GURGLING CHUCKLE OF .TOY. OF JOY. Special Attention of Theatregoers 1» drawn to the Magnificent Supporting Cast, which includes: — GLADYS WEBSTER, lIELENOK BEVAN, MADGE NORTH, JOAX CROSSLEY, GEORGIXA HARVEY, REGINALD CARKINGTON, LESLIE BARRIE, KfiNNETH BRAAIPTON, HERBERT LEIGH, CARLETOX STUART, FELIX BLAND, MONTr WOLF. PLANS AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. PRICE?: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, S/: Stalls, 4'; Gallery, I/a Early Door to Stalls and Gallery, 1/ extra. Plus Tax. EMPIRE. DOMINION ROAD. MPIRE. DOMINION - ROAD. EMPIRE. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. EMPIRE. "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." EMPIRE. "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." KMPIRE. "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." EMPIRE. "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." EMPIRE. "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." EMPIRE. "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." EMPIRE. In 13 Reels EMPIRE. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS EMPTRE. In EMPIRE. The Most Wonderful Picturi EMPIRE. Ever Made. EMPIRE. NO FANCY PRICES. EMPIRE. Just 1/, 1/6. Children, 6d. DAifcirrG. JAZZ ACADEMY. TRADES HALL, HOBSON STREET. EVERY FRIDAY AT S. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. ' LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT.

A Long Night at the HAVANA means a Galaxy of Joy unprecedented. Come anil share the fun. 2/6 and I /6. NORMAN , lOKT, Manager. TO-NIGHT. MODERN DANCING. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. Nothing in Any Way Equals St. Benedict's. ON FRIDAY NIGHT. Just Amazing Wealth of Gaiety, Mirth, and Melody. Music rendered by Mr. Edgar Kendall's Wonderful Symphony Orchestra of Seven Musicians. Exhibitions and Knock-out Competitions. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. Come along and see Auckland's smart set Jazzing in a manner which charms the c.ye. GEO. WILLIAMS. rjTO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, S to 11. in all Ballroom Dances, STAR AND CIRCLE HALL, 161. Ponsonby Head. TO-NIGHT, and every Friday and Wednesday. Sub. 1/U and 1/. Full Course of Tuition for fi/\ or one Lesson a 1/. AH Individual Tuition by Expert Teachers. Private Tuition by Appointment or between 7 and S. Also nt DRUIDS' HALL. Newton, EVERY SATURDAY, 2.30 to 5.30. Instructors: MESSRS. CARTWRIGHT AND BUCKLEY. THE GENUINE OLD-TIME DANCE, DRUIDS' HALL. TO-NIGHT, S-1-. The Management tenders Special Supper to our Patrons. No Extra Charge. The Usual Superb Music by Our FAMOUS ORCHESTRA. I NOTE. —Supper by Best Caterers. PRICES: Ladies, 1/; Gents, 2/. W. MrMirnAEL. Hon. Secretary. rXfATERSIDE WORKERS' SOCIAL CLUB. TRADES HALL. TRADES HALL. SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 30. POPULAR OLD TIME DANCE. Latest music specially selected by OUT High class Orchestra. LADIES 1/. GENTS. 1/6. Following Saturday, Long Night. Supper. f>. XOAKES. Sec. OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, JUNE 1. TRADES HALL — TRADES HALL OLD TIME DANCE. Latest Musk , by our Fine Orchestra. LADIES 1/. GENTS 1 ti. 11. <!EK and O. XOAKES. M.C.'g. POINT CHEVALIER SAILING CLUB. LONG NIGHT, SATURDAY, MAY 30. At S p.m. The Dnni-e of Years. And Don't Forizw Die Club's PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS MASQUERADE BALL, JUNE 3, AT S P.M.. IN CLt'B'S PAVILION. I'rizes -for Prettiest Fancy Press. Most Original Dress, and Must Comic Dres'. Full Announcement Later. Prices, ordinary dunce: Ladles 2. Gents 2.6, Double ■!.'. ' W. CAMP. Social Sec. TVfOCXT ALBERT TERMINUS -KING JA GEORGE'S HALL. Under entirely new nian.'lSenlPDt. EVERY SATURDAY. S till 11. TZANCK — WAIKOWHAI HALL, TUESDAY NIISIJT, JUNE -. Good Musi,-. Bus and c. lr . It.miiol.. tt K.I. T-rininus. iW-'t A LOHA String Quartet (Ladies), open - ci - for musical engagements.—Apply Walter Smith, 10. Turner St. D TEACHERS OF DANCING. DOMINION KU.—Children's Ballet Class, every Saturdny nfternnon. L'.UO, Zealandlii Hall.-Miss Ituiyv Sh.TiilT. EXPERT Private Tuition in ali Ballroom Dancing; Huereiw ju i rant ceil.—Professor Kell.-y. :',!}. I'arn.f-rsi on 1.1.11.--. lU TTIANCY, Ballroom.—Special L"c.' S for J- Businew! Girls.—Mis« Ruby SherrifT, Flenhnrn St.. Pon«»nh.v. I>h..rs.- i?7-ir,n Printed and Published for the Proprietors, "The nrett Printinc and Pn' ii>iiing Company. Limited." >.t it.-nry nrell "f Lake Takapuna. .Inumnltur. at the offlep of the Company. Shurtland Street, Auckland. FRIDAY, MAY 2'i, 1925.