Page 20 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 134, 8 June 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. THE BIG LAUGH ATTACK. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. Laughter. /COMMENCES ON mHUKSDAY, "I "I A.M. Princess. {"■augntcr. COMMENCES OX A HUKSDAY, J~L A.M.' Princess. Laughter. ~ Princess. daughter. With a Barrage of Faßt and Furious Fun. . . Mirth Princess. Laughter. Bombs and Grenades. . . Laugh;ng Gas and Smoke. Princess. Laughter. Screams. The objective being to reach (Censored) Princess. Laughter. Sector, situated just Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. ) Priuces.s. Laughter. | Princes!-. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. Princess Laughter. Princess. Laughter. « REJJIND Princess, laughter. r>CjXlliMU Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. rnyp Princess. Laughter. LtlZi Princess. Laughter. j Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. „ i Princess. Laughter. J? KOJN 1. Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laugh tor. Princess. Laughter. Princess. Laughter. , Princess. Laughter. — .... Princess. Laughter"! A " PARAMOUNT " SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Princess; The FIRST and ONLY OFFICIAL VERSION of the Princess. lighter' "Sunny" and "Funny" side of the War, without a Princess. Laughter smglc serious moment even in its eight complete reels. princess Laughter. T»TFF \n<l CiHORTV Princess. Laughter: (WALLACE BEERY) (RAYMOND HATTON) vrSt. Laughter. rn\i\n\ni\r thy Princess. Laughter. COMMANDING THE Princess. fl"\ b ! er ' A TT , TT , (OVERSEAS FUNNY FORCES), Princess. LtSlSte?: O.t.t. (OVERSEAS FUNNY FORCES), PrSt? An<J i assisted by the most eccentric Tank imaginable, Princess. LauffhtPr n S ht the whole darn German Army, for the sake of a },' Laughter; S' rl (Mary Brian and Wendy of "Peter Pan" fame), and Princess Laughter !lre principally the responsible rascals for the unlimited Princess Laughter explosives of uproarious laughs, yells, screams, etc., Princess Laughter etc -> tlint come so tast that even Big Bertha and the Princess Laughter. French 75's cow in silence: Princess: Laughter. -rvirrirwe - Princess. Laughter. ; Princess. Laughter. » ! Princess. Laughter Princess Laughter: "M'lle from Armentieres' will serve ''Life-savers" to PrinePSS. Laughter your mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, sweet- Princess: Laughter; hearts, wives and children, so that they may all he able Princess LauShter to resist "Riff" and "Shorty's" repeated ATTACKS 'princess Laughter: UPON THEIR LAUGUABILITY. Princess: Laughter. AN APPROPRIATE PROLOGUE AND A MUSICAL Princess. Laughter. SCORE PAR EXCELLENCE ARE INCLUDED IN 1 nucess. Laughter. THE DAYS ORDERS Pr ncess. Laughter. " Riflf" and 'Shorty'" bave succeeded in keeping the Princess. Laughter. telephonic communications intact. Phone No. -41-580 Princess. Laughter Whilst the BOX PLAN of. Campaign for the BIG Princess. Laughter. LAUGH ATTACK will be found at Princess. PRINCESS GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. PRINCESS

AMUSEMENTS. TO - 11 O I! II 0 W \fIGH T. O - M. O 11 R U \V 1 G fcl X. J UMi 9. rpHK T AUGE muW.N JT ALL, AT 7M P.M. THE GREAT CONCERT TO JOHN RYAN (Basso). THE PROGRAMME. 1. Overture, 'Orpheus In Der Unterwelt" (Offenbach) ORPHANS' CLUB ORCHESTKA. Conductor, Geo. Cuter. 2. Song, "O Night o" Life" (W. Sanderson) STAN PRITCHARD. 3. Humorous Item, "The General Outlook" ' J. F. MONTAGUE. 4. Instrumental Trio, "Cavatina" (Raff) THE MOOKE SISTERS. 5. Song, "A Castllian Lament"..(Del RlegO) MRS. CYRIL TOVVSEY. 6. Part Sou- ,"lf Doughty Deeds My Lady Please" (Sullivan) UOYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. Conductor, Dr. Thomas. 7. Sons, "The Great Awakening" (Kramer) MIXA CALDOW. S. Soug, '-.Eleanor" (Coleridge Taylorj WALTER BKOUGH. 9. Violin Solo, "Allegro" (Concerto in G Minor) (Antonio Vivaldi, 16W) MISS MARGARET STODDAHT. 10. Quartet, "The Volga Boat Song" (Old Russian Folk Song) LYRIC FOUR. (Messrs. Kipley, Richards, McElvrain and Thomas) 11. Recitation, "The Uigbvrayman". .(Alfred Noyes) : TOM HARRIS. 12. Song, "Tangl" (Alfred Hill) ERNEST THOMAS. 13. Cornet Solo, "Pale Moon"' (Frederic Knight Logan) CHAS. HAVES. 14. Song, "Arise, O Sun" (M. Day) MISS LAUKA STOKE. 13. Part Song, "Hush" (Meidllnger) ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. Conductor, Dr. Thomas. 1C Song, "The Sungod" (James) ERNEST SNELL. v. Harp Solo, Selected Airs..(Arranged by S. Carter) MISS MAVIS GREVATT. 15. Some Humour ALAN McELWAIM 19. Violin Solo. "On Wings of Song" ~,„ (Mendelssohn) MASTER PAUL BRETXALL. 20. Soug. "A Birthday" (U. Hnntlngton Woodman) CHRISTINA ORMISTON. 21. Flute Solo, "La Romantique" (Kohlcr) GEORGE POORE. (First Performance in Auckland.) 2_. Song, "Spirit Flower" (Campbell Tlpton) ARTHUR RIPLEY. 23. Duet, "Watchman, What of the Night?" MESSRS. H. RICHARDS AXd'eHEst" THOMAS. 24. Selection, "Tales of Hoffman" (Offenhach) AUCKLAND _ ORPHANS' CLUB OKCUESTRA (Conductor, Geo. Cater. Hon. Accompanists: MRS. A. H. RIPLEY, MESSRS. C. TOWSKY AND LEO. WHITTAKER. btase Manager ALAN McELWAI.N ADMISSION is 2/6 Everywhere. Booking, Gtl Extra, at E. and F. Piano Co.. 101, Queeii Street. 'Tis Wisest to Book Reserves from 1 to 17 enter from Grey St i Will all members of Orphans , and Savage Cltihs please wear club badges. There can be No Encores. We aim to Finish at 10.15 p.m BE EARLY. 45 TTIMPIRE _ DOMINION ROAD -Empire. to-night, at 745 Empire. Two-Feature Programme. Empire. COSMO HAMILTON'S Empire. COSMO HAMILTON'S Empire. Sequel to his previous great Empire. success "Scandal" Empire. " A NOTHER . CJCANDAL" Empire. " " Empire. "ANOTHER SCANDAL " Empire. "ANOTHER SCANDAL." Empire. "ANOTHER SCANDAL." Empire. Starring Empire. LOIS WILSON. Empire. A Daring, Un<*>nventional Story Empire. of Society Life. Empire. Second Attraction Empire. JACK DEMPSEY Empire. JACK DEMPSEY Empire. And Empire. ESTELLE TAYLOR Empire. (Mrs. Jack Dempsey) Empire. In Empire. " "JITANHATTAN TV/r A DNESS." Empire. " i'l-ANHATTAN -"J-ADXESS " Empire. "MANHATTAN , MADNESS " Empire. "MANHATTAN MADNESS " Empire. "MANHATTAN MADNESS " Empire. The World's Champion, a BeautiEmpire. ful Girl, and enough Thrills and Empire. Excitement to give a mummy the Empire. St. Vitus Dance. Empire. Popular Prices, !)d, 1/. Empire. Children. Stalls 6d. DANCING. rnO-NIGIIT — 8-11.30 — mO-NIGHT. LONG NIGHT. ± MUNICIPAL HALL. NEWMARKET (Opp. Kialro Theatre). JAZZ — FOXTROT — JAZZ. WALTER SMITH AND HIS POPULAR " ALOHA " JAZZ BAND. Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 2/. J. McGUIRE. M.C. LEGAL NOTICES. M R- R OBEKT Q.KANT, . BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR (Formerly of Whakatane), Begs to Announce That he is now Practising at THIRD FLOOR, CHANCERY CHAMBERS. Corner O'Connell -Street and Chancery Lane, AUCKLAND. TH

AMUSEMENTS. ONLY f|WO ATORE "YTIGHTS XLV -*-WO -^IGHTS TO SICK THE FIRST GROUP OF THE •• CJHINGLE CONTEST " '• V/'ONTEST " At the I TIVOLI and EVERYBODY'S j I ! Direction Thomas A. O'Brieti. NOW QjHOWIXG. OW OuOWIXG. In conjunction with our usual Uiyh Standard Picture Programme, including j "NEW BROOMS." j The finest tonic for jaded nerves ever produced. And PERCY \rARMOXT, ERCY JL ARMONT. In a Refreshing Epic of Love and Lovely Hearts. •TIIHE QHIXIXG a DVE.NTURK." •• J-HE OHINIXG A.DVEXTUUK." FULL ORCHESTRA AT DOTU THEATRES. Everybody's Sessions —10 a.m., 12, 2.'M, 5 and 7.45 p.m. Tivoll—At 2.15 and 7.3() p.m. Daily. Reserves-Everybody's. Phone 44-4U2. Tivoli Plan at Cleal's, Tobacconist, (jueeu Street, or Phone 44-13 U. COMING rpiICRSDAV. OMING J-HURSDAY. HIS HIGH HAT HIGHNESS, THE PKIXCIi OF HOWLS, RAViMOXD riRIPFITH, 'AYLMOND vTrIFFITH, In a Side-splitting Comedy of Royalty, Romance and Revolutions, ApEGULAK, TTVELLOW." ■"EGULAtt r EGLOW." And REX rjEACHS ex JJeach's sensational dramatic story, THK OOSK \T7OMAN." HE ' > OMAN." EXCLUSIVE TO THE TIVOLI and IVOLI and -EVERYBODY'S. JUST mil INK f\F JT! UST J-HIXK v/ F 1 X! QXLY TWO MORE NIGHTS LEFT TO SEE " IVf ANNEQUIX." The First Picture " IM-ANNEQDIX." to deserve'the " MAXXEQUIN." " Nobel ' prize "MAXNEQUIX." Written by " MANNEQUIN." Fannie Hurst, " MANNEQUIN." the greatest woman "MANNEQUIN." writer of to-day, " MANNEQUIiN." and carrying a " " MANNEQUIN." message to all " MANNEQUIN." women. " MANNEQUIN." With ALICE JOYCE. "MANNEQUIN." DOLOKES CO-S- ---" MANNEQUIN." TELLO. WARNER " MANNEQUIN." BAXTER, Etc. At the J PRINCESS j Direction Thomas A. O'Cricu, Sessions from 11 a.m. De Luxe Session villi Full Orchestra itt 7.00 li.in. FOR RESERVES I'HONE 41-sb;i. ROLLER SKATING. SjKATIXG. riOLDEX rj.ATE TJINK. KATING. VTOLDEN -tVijJK SKATING. OPP. GREAT SOUTH ROAD SKATING. BROADWAY. SKATING. NOW OPEN EVERY SKATING. EVENING. SKATING. 5 to 7, and 7.30 to 10. SKATIXG. THE SELECT RINK OF SKATING. AUCKLAND. SKATING. SKATING. SKATIXG. -pREMIER TJIXK, SKATIXG. -** SKATIXG. PITT TERRACE, off Pitt St. SKATING. Learners' Nisht To-night, on SKATING. Special Floor. SKATIXG. Large Good Floor for SKATIXG. Skaters. SKATING. SESSIONS ALL PAY. SKATIXG. 10 to 12. 2 to 4. 5 to 7. 6KATIXG. 7.30 to 30.