AMUSEMENTS. i ' i , TRIUMPH OF MIGHTY EASTEU | HOLIDAY VKDIIUAMME. | 1 I SATURDAY NIGHT'S HUGE , ,' audience l'Ain kkmakk- i I ABLE TUIBUTE TO WUNDKK- | ; FUL BILL OK BRITISH IMC- | , TIRES. INSI'IRING MUSIC, ' AND VAUDEVILLE. I I rpilE "V EXV ¥>EGEXT. J- HE -i->i:W -LiKUENT. rpiiH VKW T>EGENT. -»-HE *'li\V "The Theatre Magnificent." Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors : Beaumont Smith and F. \V. Hiring. BIG MATINEES DAILY, AT J.i:.. Willi FILL t>Kt.HF.STKA AND \AL AS AT 7.40. COXTINUuIS PICTURES FROM 11 A.M. The Performance Begins at 7.40 Sharp Each Evening. "ITS BRITISH." ■•/TMIE "OAT." A Tremendous Drama •• -L ill-: -»-VyT." of ihe AiHiube Quarter " r\MIK I>AT." uf Paris, containing " -*- HE -"AT." vivid scenes o£ thai "/jiHE I»AT." notorious portion of '•-LllE -"AT." Uii' gayest city in the "/TUIE "OAT." world — A story that •'J- HE J-VvT." thrills and thrills. aMI K T> AT." Starring the English ■HE -"AT." Artists. TJAT." , IVOR XOVELLO AND ■HE "AT." ISA DEL JEANS. (inEAT MUSICAL OFFERINGS. An Ovation was L'iven the Eminent Australlan Contralto, MISS PHYLLIS HAZELL, Win. Sines PERCY KAH.VS "AVE MAKIA" with Orpin and Violin Accompanlmen;. A 15... EDDIE TJORTOX, I'DIE -tJ-OKTON. Tnniultuously recalled ai'i.r he had played .it til.- Mi.'lily Wurlilz.T. HANDEL'S •LAKiHf and "SUUVEXIU." Wliilt' TIUNDKUOLS AI'TLArSE liri-i'toil tlu , I'layins of 'KAMKNoI USTllliW" (Kuhinstoin). BY Ol'EUATll' OKCHESTKA AND oliliAN COMIUNKD. Musical Dirwtor, MAI'KICE UfTTRIDGE. Ui'lll'WOll SIUH-fSS of HEiTOIJ / tUAIK. EITOU Of. *~>LAIK. luimital'!f C'liifdian. with Hrand New Absurdities. PATUONS AND VISITOKS— SATURDAY'S BOOKING CONSTITUTED A KF.COKI) TIIEIiK IS STILL A PHENOMENAL DEMAND Kill! SEATS. UKSERVE NOW FOR THIS MOST A MAZING riIOiiKAM.ME AT THE THEATRE, I'HONE 4li-sss. i REMEMBER THE MATINEES! j 1 EACH AFTERNOON AT 2.15. 1 I THE SHOW IS EXACTLY THB I SAME AS AT NIGHT, WITH , OItCHESTK.V. ORGAN AND j VAUDEVILLE. j TRICES: Stalls, 1 ; and 1/6; 1 Dress Circle, l>/ ; Rc-orved Lniin.u'os. -0. Children Halfprice. Ordinary Day Sossions. fmm 11 a.m.. Adults 1/, Children I '•■<!■ FRIDAY NEXT. •MORE SCREAMINGLY FUNNY THAN THE I'LAY." " KID BOOTS." With ITWmiE /CANTOR. V>ANTtIU. The Original "Boots."' Also. J. C. Williamson Celebrity Vamlevllle. BABY T>ANDALL, ABY I\\XD.M<L. The Four-Year-old Wonder I'ianiste. The Sensation ef Australia. STECIAL EASTER ARRANGEMENTS AT THE REGENT BALLROOM. THE PERMANENT RENDEZVOUS OF THE DANCING PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. GRAND EASTER BALL TO-NIGHT. DANCING, R till 1 a.m. Tickets. 7 ti each. FUN AND NOVELTIES GALORE! SPECIAL NOTE: DURING ALL THIS HOLIDAY WEEK TEA DANSANTS WILL BE HELD IN THE BALLROOM EVERY AFTERNOON from 3 till o. Tickets, li/6 each. -OKGENT. = TO-NIGHT ONLY—At S p.m.—TO-NIGHT. MARIE PREVOST. PHYLLIS HAVER. HARRISON FORD. HARRY MYERS. "JTp JN -IfABEI.'S TJOOM." •'Up ±N aTXaBELS ±v OOM." MOST DELIGHTFUL COMEDY. STRONG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. MUSIC BY THE REGENT ORCHESTRA. MEETINGS. m A M A K I RATEPAYERS. NOTICE OF MOTION FOR SUBMISSION TO ANNUAL MEETING. "That, seeing that the £100,000 Waterfront Lo«n imposed upon the ratepayer? threatens them with impending bankruptcy, the Premier be asked to reimburse tlu amount and the Member for the District asked to assist." \V. TODD SMITH. Ratepayer. EDUCATIONAL. AHE YOU TNTERESTED TN ■pLECTRICITT ? ALLURING PROSPECTS WAITING. Every yoiith serving his time as an ELECTRICIAN will advance MORE QUICKLY TO THE TOP OF THE TREE if he uses his spare time well. EXPERTS ARE WANTED. AND THERE ARE ENOUGH TO FILL THE DEMAND. There are Irish salaries within YOUR reach. STUDY NOW AT BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, where all tuition is under the capable supervision of a specially qualified instructor. Be a success FROM TO DAY ! Le us send you a prospectus. T»OWER"S T7IXGIXEERIXG Q<CHOOL. 131, COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWANSOX STREET, AUCKLAND. (And At Wellington.) RAo pjIPLOIMENI "poUNL FOR OVER 150 O FFICE GIBLS-JANUARY-MARCH. 1927. Ours is an old-established College with a big connection for obtaining Employment for our Students, built up ou GOOD SERVICE. We specialise in the subjects that have proved the BEST for EARNING A LIVING It Is necessary for girls to receive a thorough training to fill the GOOD POSI TIONS continually offering to our students BRAINS /COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDING, AUCKLAND. MISS E. M. BRAIN, Principal. H. J. HUTCHIXSON. Director. (Also at Hamilton.) ' Wj QTUDY WITH STUKKOCK'S SCHOOL Ot ENGINEERING and Improve yooi Knowledge, All GoU. Electrical Mechanical. Oil Refrigerating Courses Mathematics and Draughtsmanship. JLASS OR CORRESPONDENCE. Write for FREE PROSPECTUS QUAY BUILDINGS. QUA* STREET. AUCKLAND. _ ,WJ
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 90, 18 April 1927, Page 16
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