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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 95, 23 April 1926, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. -vrAJESTIC ■ -"A AJESTIC ■ TX/TAJESTIC : ■ i-'J-AJESTIC • MAJESTIC ■ . AJESTIC —-— "The Theatre Beautiful." Direction .. .Fuller-Hay ward. Theatres. TO-NIGHT, AT 5 AND S. Sessions: 11.30 2.30, .5 and 8. * * * THE FIRST SCREENING IN NEW ZEALAND Of A Magnificent Film Entertainment, amazing in its Succession of Beautiful Settings, that bring to Life one of the World s Most Famous Periods. YOLANDA," OLANDA," YOLANDA," . * OLANDA," YOLANDA," OLANDA," YOLANDA," OLANDA," YOLANDA," OLANDA," YOLANDA," OLANDA," YOLANDA," OLANDA," YOLANDA," OLANDA," (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.) Featuring one of the Screen's most * Beautiful and Talented Stars, MARION TRAVIS. ARION -L'AVIS. MARION TRAVIS. ARION -L'AVIS. Supported by A Distinguished Cast of Stage and Screen Celebrities. * * * A Stupendous Production ! A Pageant of Life, pulsing with Dramatic Adventure, against backgrounds of exquisite beauty—Produced Regardless of Cost. * * * " Yolanda " runs the gamut of human emotions, from its Tender Love Passages to the marvellous Battle Scenes. * * * THE PRESS ACCLAIM IT. ATTEAUTIFUL AND /COLOSSAL -°EAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTION."' RODUCTION." In Addition. Majestic News Topical Pathe Review i Interest Aesop Fable Cartoon And at Evening Session and Saturday Matinee. Tlie First of a Series of " GREAT MOMENTS FROM GRAND OPERA" will be presented by Talented Vocalists and a Specially-trained Chorus, against an Artistic and Colourful Stage Background. THE "DOHEMIAN IRL." HE JJOHEMIAN VTIRL." " rTVHE TTJOHEM'IAN f* IRL." " J- HE JJOHEM'IAN VTIRL." "TITHE 'DOHEMIAN /~*l IRL." " J-HE JJOHEM'IAN VXIRL." "fT*HD "DOHEMIAN §~i IRL." " J-HE -DOHEMIAN VTiru" THE -DOHEMIAN C* IRL." HE -BOHEMIAN THE "DOHEMIAN /~1 IRL." HE J->OHEMIAN v-*"IRL." Songs that have lingered long in the Memory. "I Dreamt.l Dwelt in Marble Halls," "Through the World," "The Gipsy Chorus," "When Other Lips," Will be Sung by i MISS CHRISTINA ORMISTON, MR. ARTHUR RIPLEY, . MR. ERNEST THOMAS, THE MAJESTIC QUARTET. ALL QOLOISTS QRCHESTRA. N.Z.s Largest Picture Band. - Overture "Quaker Girl." MOTORISTS.—Lome Street at back of Majestic is a Parking Area for Cars, which may be left in charge of our Uniformed Attendant. •-.■ NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. 1/ to 2/0. Children Half-Price At All Times. Box Plan at Theatre. 'Phone 43-210. * DANCING. TAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ. LONG NIGHT. Dancing S tiU. 12. TO-NIGHT —TRADES HALIA-TO-NIGHT. ' And Every Friday and Monday. NOTE. —We have the finest combination of musicians now playing. *We defy competition. DAVE O'MALLEY'S Celebrity Band, the Paramount Syncopators Dance Band De Luxe, officiates. The usual novelties. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Streamers, and Confetti Wheel. Always crowded, because we cater for the pleasure of the dancers. Usual charges, Ladies 1/, Gents 2/. \ O. NOAKES. TAZZ JAZZ —*— JAZZ. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. TO-NIGHT — FRIDAY — TO-NIGHT. And Every Friday Night. Dancing, 8-11.30. — Dancing, 8-11.30. Walter Smith's Celebrated, Jazz Band, With Special Items, Novelties in galore. Balloons, Streamers, etc., etc. Ladies, 1/6; Gents. 2/. - D. WITHY, M.C. CASINO D E D A N S E. 161, Ponsonby Rd., opp. Fire Station. TO-NIGHT, LONG NIGHT, S TO 11.30. JAZZ JAZZ DE LUXE JAZZ. Music by the Embassy Quartet. Personally conducted by Miss AI. Clark. Special for To-night, Monte Carlo Waltz. No increase in .prices. Ladies 1/, Gents 2/. FORESTERS' HALL, EDINBURGH ST. NEWTON. JAZZ, JAZZ, JAZZ, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, And every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Learners catered for on -Friday night. DANCING S TO 11. \ LONG NIGHT SATURDAY. Harry Dunn's Orchestra. ■Gents 1/6, - Ladies 1/. GEO. R. WILKINSON, Manager. . mIHE GENUINE, OLD-TIME DANCE, : A DRUIDS' HALL, TO-NIGHT, Sto 11. Auckland's Premiei* Old-time Dance. We set the pace. Paltridge's Famous Orchestra supplies the. kind of music that keeps you calling for more. Spot Waltz. Expert management. Ladies l/, Gents 1/6. W' E. (McMICHAEL, Hon. Sec. 2 —_^___—____ i fT-HE "PARISIAN . -A-he -Parisian . society of arts- hall, Kitchener Street (near Art Gallery). TO-MORROW "VTIGHT, O-MOKROW -l-N IGHT, SATURDAYS APRIL 24, 1920. Be sure you come and hear PERRIN'S TRANCE ORCHESTRA, ERRIN'S -LANCE VrCHESTRA, Under the personal : direction of IVAN PERRIN, from winter Gardens and Dixieland, Christchurch. Begin at S. Single, 2/6; Double, 4/6. Inaugurated by Parisian Dancing Studio 38, Winstone Bldgs., Queen Street. ' T EARNERS*, BEGINNERS* AND AA * 'PRACTICE DANCE IN ALL BALLROOM DANCES DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON ' Every Saturday Afternoon, 2 30 to 5 30 a Sub., 1/6 and 1/ ' ' If you want a good dance come, and if you n Y? learn Oils is the spot. All individual tuition at 1/ extra per lesson, 5/ full course. x ' ' M.C, W. CARTWRIGHT. Prop., W. BTJOKLET. SOCCER FOOTBALL CLUB 4* LONG NIGHT DANCE LONG NIGHT DANCE O'NEILL STREET HALL Ponsonby Road. SATURDAY. APRIL "4 JAZZ. FOX "TROT, OLD TTMF MORROW'S JAZZ'ORCTESTIA E * Ladies 1/6. Gents •>/ W. E. AUSTINV : Hon. Secretary. THISTLE SOCIAL CLUB 7 *! OLD-TIME DANCE. ORANGE HALL EVERY SATURDAY EVEnTxg FtoV Members and Friends Only F4 john SHIELDS, ion. Sec.