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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 155, 4 July 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. VAUDEVILLE VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES COMBINED. 800 SbIS; 1/, 1/, V. CHILDREN*, Cd, Gd, Cd. 1 snaasMaaesHs i \o. I—ALL STAII TURNS. No. - —A NIGHT OK ENJOYMENT. No. 3 —MYSTERY PROGRAMME No. 4—EVERY ACT ADVERTISED. i —BLSI AALUE IN AUCKLAND. >0. 6— J i | THE EVER POPULAR MONDAY i ) NIGHTS VAUDEVILLE STILL i GOING STRONG. I I First Appearance, BILLIE BROWN, Character Comedian. mIIs ixS'i" ::::::::.Sr k ix,£ftCLARICE PALMER ........... ' SYBIL DICK .! SoubrViie MISS BURGESS Kalladist! h Iu 1>0 P ular Numbers. nAKKI LLW IS lVnor CHAS. BARLEIT .... Charleston Wizard. ZOE RICHARDS ...... Rising Souhrette MARGIE PEARSON Child Wonder. AUDREY' DA\IDSON .... She Can Dance. ELVA McMILNE ...... And an Accordcon. CHARLIE KING Step Daiwcr, KATHLYN BOYLE .. \ ersatile Performer HILDA BURGESS HUGHES DUO Duet lists' I RED WOOD ................ Baritone. Also. First Screening in Auckland, MAY ALLISON In •• rpHE /"IITY." " IHE V- ITY." (7 Huge Parts.) A Beautirul Story of a Chorus Girls Adventures in a City. And A Screamingly Funny 2 Reel Comedy. Also Latest Fox News. COMPARE THIS WITH OTHER ! PROGRAMMES FOR QUALITY AND QUANTITY. j ~ DON'T FORGET WEDNESDAY. For First Screening in N.Z. ZANE GREYS LATEST NOVEL. With I TOM MIX and TONY. j " rpHE T AST rpRAIL." I "->• HE -"AST J-RAIL." I | r\ ixiel an i> /~y ar. a ret uIXIE LA N D V Aj*A j. j.; T T) IXIKL AN I> C* AI!AR ET. IXIE LA N D v A BARE T. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) NIGHT. Jiilv 3 TO-MORROW (Tuesday) NlGllT, July 0. Q.ALA £IARNIVAL -yiGHT, £«ARNIVAL "yinUT, In Aid of the REV. JASPER CALDER S Unemployment and City Relief Fund. Dancing S.-'-O p.m. to 1 a.m. 7/6 Double Ticket. Balloons, Streamers, Novelties, etc. Also, Cabaret Items by MISS G. McNAUGIITON in her Russian and Spanish Solo Dances, j And MR. MONTE BREWSTER, In his Eccentric Charleston. Come along and help this good cause. Music will be provided by the FAMOUS INTERNATIONALS. * ✓ Patrons are advised to Reserve Early. Cabaret Thouc 20-015. EXHIBITIONS. gOCIETY QF 46T11 ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT THE GALLERY, KITCHENER ST. Oils, Water Colours. Etchings. Architectural Drawings, and Photographs by LEADING NEW ZEALAND ARTISTS AND ARCHITECTS. Admission (id. Honrs: 12 to 5 on Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays: 12 to 5 and 7..'in to 10 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. ART UNION AUTHORISED BY MINISTER OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS. Tickets, 2/(5. 4. W. J. A. THOMSON. Secretary. YEW r/EALANTi'S Zealand'S REATEST 11TOTOR DHOW ! . I JJ-OTOR O HOW : y V 01. Y M P I A LYM P I A OL Y M I> I A L Y M I> I A If ° T ° R O T O 11 MOTOR OT O R EXHIBITION. X H I Ii I T I O N. 1 EXHIBITION. J X I! I I! I T I O N. : £ 100.000 Worth of Exhibits. gATURDAY, AT J P.M., CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. OPEN DAILY. 10.30 A.M. TO 10 P M. CLOSES JULY Hi. ADMISSION, I,'. Children under 12, Half-price. ; i Promoted and Conducted by— THE AUCKLAND MOTOR TRADE ASSOCIATION. Olynipia Secretary: THEO. .T. SPRY, -06, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. — x 4 CIVIC RECEPTION. OITYOFAU C K L A N D. CIVIC- RECEPTION. A CIVIC RECEPTION WILL BE TENDERED P.V HIS WORSHIP THE DEPUTY MA v OK OF AUCKLAND, A. .1. EXTRICAN, ESQ., TO DR. ALEXANDER GOLDSTEIN. Representative of the Zionist Organisation. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. TOWNHALL. AUCKLAND, ON WEDNESDAY, 6th JULY, 1927, at 12.13 p.m. Citizens are cordially invited to be I present. j -S3 J. S. BRIGIIAM. Town Clerk. MUSICAL TUITION. I'M 1S S E1 1 A pIE LD, N.3/S DRAMATIC SOPRANO ' < Recently returned from three years' Special ! Study of VOICE PRODUCTION in Loudon i and Europe). r ! Announces that she has cninn-enced the j Teaching of Singing and Voice Production. f Interviews: STUDIO. ACADEMY BLDGS.. I Upper Queen Street. ME Lillian braithwaite, 1.a.b~ Teacher Voice Production. Singing, i Piano, Harmony.—Studio, 220, Jervois Rd.. ' Heme Bay Terminus. C