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AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL TOASTER \ TTRACTION. FECIAL -FASTER ATTRACTION. NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.13, 2.30, 5.0, 7.15. LYRIC: To-night at 7.45. rpilE GREATEST pIRCUS piCTURE ,r> F AUL miME. J-lIE GREATEST CIRCUS -PICTURE "F -LIME. "BIGGER THAN BARNUM' S." " B I G G E R T II A N BAR N U M ' S." "BIGG E R T II A N B A II N U M ' S." " B I G G E R T II A X B A R N IT M ' S." " B I <; G E R T II A X I! A R N U M ' S." •' B I G G E R T II A N B A li. N IT M • S." " B I G (i E R T 11 A N I! A 11 N L" M ' S." " B I G <; E R T II A N B A R SUM' S." "FIG G E 11 T II AN B A li N U M ' S.'' WITH ALL THE COLOUR AND FLASH OF THE CIRCUS —ALL TIIE MEMORY-STIRRING FASCINATION OF TIIE SAWDUST RING. B' IGGER rpHAX T> ARNUM'S." j IGGEIi -*- lIAN JJARNUM'S." | J J With RALPH LEWIS, VIOLA DANA, GEORGE O'HARA, RALPH INCE. enters DAYS! THE SWEETEST HOURS OF CHILDHOOD! HAPPINESS FOR YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE! AND BEHIND IT ALL, UNSEEN. THE SHEER HUMAN 1 'KAMA OF LIFE THAT BUILDS UP TO TIIE MOST TERRIFIC CLIMAX EVER SEEN ON THE SCREEN. The Second Big Feature Is: i r i i THE "PERFECT QJAP.'' I I "milE "T3ERFECT OAP." 1 he -Perfect "ap." | I "J-iie -Perfect i i I 1 I With With BEN T TON. "PAULINE OTAHKE. EN r AULINE ACTION, SUSPENSE. THRILLS. rATIIOS. AND A THEME OF TENDER ROMANCE THAT WILL LINGEII IN THE MEMORY OF EVERY SOUL THAT SEES IT I YATIII.VAT, \ T .) OA AND Q T YRK"! XT ir,nTl ' y--National -*■'*- t and <-'• -Lightly. AND ON THE STAGE: '7 CLANCY'S "TkOGS." "/CLANCY'S TYOC.S." -CLANCYS J-'OOS." "CLANCY S -L'OGS." TIIE CLEVEREST TROUPE OF PERFORMING DOGS EVER PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. DON'T FAIL TO SEE CLANCY AND 111S TROUPE OF CLEVER CANINES, HEADED BY POM, milE ni-OWN, J- OM, J-lIE' '-LOWN,

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AMUSEMENTS. .Wims WITEI: TO-NIGIIT, AT 7.-15. TO-NIGIIT. QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO. WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW. SPECIALLY SELECTED VAUDEVILLE HEADED BY RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF The Favourite Continental Song and Dance Artist. j~ .IACK-DE-KOSE. [" lii a Budget of New Numbers. (Second Big Attraction) —Direct from tour with the Great "St. Leon's Circus," r PATSEY I.EYDEN. | Contortionist Extraordinary. (Third Big Attraction) —Direct from "Fuller's" Circuit. ADELAIDE TAYLOR. | A Soprano of High Merit. (Fourth Big Attraction) —First Appearance of ]" JACK ROSSER. [ A Comedian with an ininlitable Style all his own. Supported by PEGGY JACKSON Song and Dance. CHARLES KING .. Song and Dance Artist. ERNIE GRONDIN Solo Sazaphonist. JIM LOMAS Stylish Comedian. HARRY LEWIS Baritone Vocalist. CARL AND PARTNER, Selections on Steel and Hawaiian Guitars. MAR.IORIE JACKSON. Only Five, but "Gee, Some Kid." Etc., Etc., Etc. | " THE BOY FRIEND." j Based on the "Book of Charm." the stage lilt of New York and Chicago, With JIARCELINE DAY and JOHN lIARRON. Tiiere's a Laugh Once a Second. A NNOFNCEMENT EN TR A ORDINARY. The first issue of our Theatre H>-page Illustrated Magazine will be distributed Free To-night. Packed full of excellent reading and particulars of many splendid Prizes in connection with numerous Competitions. You'll be sorry if you miss it. SO BE THERE. "T X >YAL. TTTNGSLAND. XI'OYAL. -LVJXGSLAND. I TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. ROYAL. THE COMEDY BOMBSHELL. ROYAL. " T)EHIND rPHE "CFRONT." ROYAL. "-L'EHIND J- HE -C RONT." ROYAL. With WALLACE BEERY ROYAL. And RAYMOND HATTON. ROYAL. Over the Top for the Laugh of RoYAL. Your Life. ROYAL. A BARRAGE OF FUN. ROYAL. A TORNADO OF MIRTH. ROYAL. In Addition: ROYAL. VIOLA DANA, ROYAL. CHESTER CONKLIN, ROYAL. And NORMA (the Elephant), in ROYAL. "rnilE fl REAT JOVE," ROYAL. " J- HE vTREAT -M}VE," ROYAL. Another Great Laugh Producer. ROYAL. Special Attraction Prices: ROYAL. Stalls 1/, Circle 1/0, Children, ROYAL. Stalls Gd.

BEEF AND BRIGHTNESS. -NKW ZEALAND INTER-UNIVEIISITY TOURNAMENT. KASTER WEEK-END. 13 TEACHERS OF DANCING. OF MUSIC AND DANCING. T HE M ISSKS J^ERESFORDS Sl ' K 'r, t i A r-; j ANNOUNCEMENT. r> o x-, KSI ' A EVEN IXG 1 >ANCES. JIASUNII HALL, BELGIUM STREET. Season Commences IHURSDAY. APRIL 28, at S p.m. rm fil'llly Invitation Cards, iKI DAY EMM, ELEMENT YRY CLASSES. Season Commences MASONIC H\TT FRIDAY. April 20, at 7.30 p.,,, L-riV;!.'-1 nilividual Tuition: also Classes arnn"ed Kv Appointment in all the Latest Stops for JUVENILE CLASSES Classical. Operatic. To.-, National and Haller. SATURDAYS—Morning at lo a m Afternoons at 2.30. Pupils prepared for"ail kinds of Stage Dancing. Address* I<M» 1 Symonds Street. Phone"44-.~iol. ' :x itj' "T> ALLROOM Dancing! Corrcct sTyle -L> Qualified I'riyat- " 'Co- — Modern D;> ■ i- u ! : "-ton Bldgs., opt) fiPO- D 4 I) ALLROOM Dancing.—Lady gives expert * private tuirion : latest steps; Jazz AValtz ; £1 1/ term.—Write W. 7235' jS'I'AK. 13 C CHARLESTON, Fox Trot and Waltz > Taught, simply and speedily — Mi ss Ruby Sheriff. 8. Hopetouri St., Ponsonhy. £ ISS LAUREL BARRETT tlate j]7d Gerald Revue) Teacbes oil branches Stage and National Dancirfg Terms mode rate. —Address : Frince Edward Theatre. C "I\,J"LLE. VALESKA. opening Njrap-' i "iinmhprs, Lome Sr.. noposite Regent L'o"ifvr —'Phone 46-121 ■ •• : ' "phone D PARISIAN DANCING STUDIO. 39-40, DS * one Buildings (over Since ton's). in pight nrivnfp lossons. P — ELOCUTION. KOBIX SON (Licentiate Beginners eg( S London).—Children. KHaU, Sjmomi« Va s r ed Sudents.— 12, Scots