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AMUSEMENTS. LIGHT THE RED FIRES, BOYS, AND "SHOOT OFF" THE ROMAN CANDLES. j "THE I AMBASSADOR JAZZ I BAND BOYS." ARE COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT THE i ' i j PRINCESS. } Direction Thomas A. O'Brien. IN A MERRY, ROLLICKING, BREEZY AND BUBBLING PROGRAMME OF REAL JAZZ .MUSIC. THE LIKES OF IT YOU'VE NEVER HEARD BEFORE. 1 | "THE j AMBASSADOR JAZZ BAND BOYS." , Unquestionably the Most Unique, Most Wonderful and Most Tuneful Combination of JAZZ-ARTIST MUSICIANS JAZZ-ARTIST MUSICIANS JAZZ - ARTIST MUSICIANS That Ever Graced These Shores. OH. BOY! LISTEN TO THAT BAND! OH. BOY! LISTEN TO THAT BAND! OH. BOY!- LISTEN TO THAT BAND! It's Haunting — It's Fascinating — It's WONDERFUL! Listen to that Ban.o strummii.' — hear that Saxophone— Oh, Girlie, the Cornet! —and the moaning Trombone! _ COME, be wafted away to Gladness, Happiness and Oblivion! I" .rpiHE A MBASSADOIR TAZZ I <; J-BE tl AZZ BAND TJOYS." 'AND J^OYS." Are featuring among others the following Latest and Best Jazz Creations: — "Copenhagen," "In the Garden of Tomorrow," Sobbin' Blues," "Honest and Truly,-' "Ah, Ha," Etc. . THEN WE HAVE A Picture that will be remembered because IT IS BEING LIVED TO-DAY by tens of thousands of men and women —men and women who are every day compelled to tread the shadowed jjath -of sacrinoe which so frequently leads out into the sunlit highway of real happiness. ] "npHE -JVrAN W H '° T7IOUND | j "J-he Who a: ound a WE TV/TAN WHO TCTOU'ND -HE -L'J-AN VV H o Ai OU'ND I TzriksEta?." i I -Q-IMSELF." | HIMSELF." | , IMSELF." | i L_ L A "Paramount" Picture. Specially written for the Screen by that wizard of modern fiction. BOOTH TARKINGTON. And Featuring . [ THOMAS MEIGHAN AND [ THOMAS MEIGHAN AND I VIRGINIA VALLI. | VIRGINIA VALLI. | Also, The Picturlsation of Leoncavallo's Famous and Immortal Opera, j "I PAGLIACCI." j i : l A Gripipng Story of a Love that Blasted. With England's two Popular Screen Players in the Stellar Roles. LILLIAN IHALL-DAVIS AND LILLIAN HALL-DAVIS AND ADELQUI MILLAR. ADELQUI MILLAR. MANAGERIAL' NOTE.—The "Ambassador Jazz Band" will appear only at the Evening Sessions. Be Wise, Reserve Your Seat at the Theatre. Phone 41-586. QNEHUNGA PICTURES. V.' TO-NIGHT. First National Pictures Present . DORIS KENYON And MILTON SILLS. In THE TTNGUARDED TTOUR. | i HE CI KGUARDED -Q-O.UR. | l_ I 1 VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE. ■ SPECIAL STARRING ENGAGEMENT, LOU BICKERTON, Character Comedian. LOU BICKERTON, Character Comedian. The Man With the Rubber Face., DAVE LUNY Boy Soprano. PETERSON - TWINS Duettists. WEE- NELDA The Mighty Atom. DOROTHY DUO Comediennes. CHARLIE INNES Vocalist. JIMMY BOARDMAN Clbg Dancer. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. « T EAGUE TpOOTBALL. £B \ X EaSTJE "pOOTBALL. T BAGUE "OOOTBALL. /-IARLAW "DARK, pARLAW pARK, SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. TJONSONBY V. T^EVONPORT, » TJONSONBY V. TTvEVONPORT, No. I—31 —3 P.M. W. Mincham, Referee; iTIITY V. .■JJEWTON, 4TMTY V. r^EWTON, No. 2 —3 P.M. R. Taylor, Referee. CURTAIN RAISER, No. 1 GROUND, 1.45. FOLLOW . THE CROWD TO CARLAW PARK. ' * CARLAW PARK. ■Special Trams to and from' All Suburbs. Admission : Gent's 1/, Ladies 6d ; Stand, 1/ ; Ladies 6d. IVAN CULPAN, 32 Auckland Rugby League. RUGBY FOOTBALL.. TJARNELL RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. All Players are requested to attend football shed TO-NIGHT (Thursday), 22nd. re Weighing-in. Urgent. 2C R- ROY .PACKMAN. Hon. Sec. PLAYERS WANTED. PLAYERS wanted for new Scotch Soccer Team now forming,.—Write H. 7021, Star. ; ■ , P. BAWKRTTPTCY. IN BANKRUPTCY. —In the Supreme Court, holden at Auckland.—Notice is hereby given that ALEXANDER INGLEY, of Toa Toa, near Opotiki, Farm Hand, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at tHe Courthouse, .Opotiki, on THURSDAY, the. «tli day of May, 1926, at II a.m. o'clock.' _::■■•' ,' £ Official Assignee. April 22 r l©2«. 89