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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 195, 19 August 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER MAJESTIC INNOVATION* The Majestlc's history sparkles with entertainment achievements. Among them were such incomparable and original programmes as Laughter Week, Variety Week, and All-British Week, which provided an ideal entertainment with a definite atmosphere. To-day the Majestic presents its crowning achievement, GIRL WEEK! Majestic. ajestic. Majestic. ajestic. Majestic. ajestic. " The Theatre Beautiful." Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous Pictures from 11.13. r t G irl Y\7 EEK fy' ENS to-DAY. I I IRL »» EEK - 1 - O-DAY. j A GLORIOUS GALAXY OF GIKLS! Blondes and Brunettes —Tall and Petite— Daring and Bashful—Bewitching, Beautiful, Fascinating and Irresistible! Girls! The Most lJelcctable Comedy Yet! Girls! ; MADGE BELLAMY, . Girls i MADGE BELLAMY, Gil is! MALiGE BELLAMY, Girls! MADGE BELLAMY, Girls! In Girls ! Girls! "ANKLES PREFERRED." Girls! "ANKLES PREFERRED." Girls! "ANKLES PREFERRED." Girls! "ANKLES PREFERRED." Girls! An Intimate Story of Silk Girls! Stockings Girls ! Girls ! Girls! She thought her brain was hitting Girls! on ali six but when she discovered Girls! a crowd of men eyeing her ankles Girls! she suddenly realised the reason Girls ! for her success. Girls ! Girls! You'll laugh until your sides ache Girls! or there's no such thing as Fun. " • • • • A JA Gifrcles ! \ EKSIOX Giggles ! Of (ticsrlea' O. IIENRY S STORY, (Jiggles ! "GIRLS!" Ijiggies! Giggles! Giggles! A Riotous Comedy of College Giggles! Girls and the College Boy Giggles! who'd never been kissed ! Giggles I The Prettiest Girls you've Giggles! eier seen and they set a new Giggles*! for laughs. Giggles! Girls! ON THE STAGE. Girls! Girls! A Dazzling Dance Fantasy of Girls! Colour-Blending entitled St£; COLOUR IN HARMONY. Girls! Presented by Girls! Girl's! M:ME EDITH BAIRD. i 40 ~ BEAUTIFUL GIRLS - A(\ G rla _ BEAUTIFUL GIRLS — 4U uirls! Girls! With Girls ! Girls! SPECIAL ORCHESTRAL G,r,s •' THEMES. - Arranged by Girls! MR ' JOIIX ' WU,TEF °I { D-WAUGH 1 • * # Another Superb Musical Feast by MAJESTIC'S NEW ORCHESTRA, Conductor. John Whiteford-Waugh. Including: Autumn and Winter (Grieg), Ballet Ffetrhp'V P'erre and Pierrette (Percy Fletcher). Serenade (Tzigane). Hungarian Dances (Brahms), Featuring, "The Elephant and the Flv," Kline's ?i r^ e8 , ,r f I No T e,t r. "ifh Frnnk l'oore diccolo), and Syd. Sly (Trombone). r af^t'''wi7v of ork nnd Winchestercan Flight. £. ew ?" in < ch ; din e Parls-Amerl-htß~Scen>c of Portugal— Dancing fisn!n« °iL. , B1 " cl£ Bottom "—Stanley frnm " n . ", le Ha,p ln " Comedy Sketch London. at Theatre, BOX PLAX NOW OPEX. Ring 43-210. Regular Prices: 1/ to 2/9. BY A FLAPPER Come and hear about it at the MAJESTIC THEATRE. 19 SL'XDAY XIGIIT. DANCING. TONIGHT. — TO-NIGHT. ORANGE HALL. NEWTON ROAD. Top Symonds Street. ANOTHER BIG NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Don't Miss It. Music by the Famous BOSTON JAZZ BAND. Chocolates, Cigarettes. Streamers, Balloons Novelty Hats For All. Follow the Crowd. Dancing, 8-11.30. Usual Prices. Ladies, 1/0; Gents, 2/. 10 rvRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON . TO-NIGHT, And Every Friday, Saturday, and Monday. Select Old-time l>ance f with our Monte Carlo Waltz. To-night. Public Judging Competition. Cash Prize 10/. Saturday, Waltz Competition entries. Cash Prizes £C. Monday, Novelty Night. '' Mrs. Northover's Orchestra. Ladies 1/: Gents, 2/. A. C. Jamleson, M.C. ' 10 mRADES HALL. TRADES HALL, DANCING ACADEMY. JAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ. TO-NIGHT. REGAL JAZZ BAXD IX ATTEXDANCE, Supplying all latest Jazz. Spot and Confetti Dances, etc. Ladles 1/. Gents If. 12 B. SPARROW. M.C. TAZZ — TO-XIGHT. M AT THE MUSICAL BOX. Corner of Pitt Street and Karangahape Rd The Most Popular Dance Hall ln Town. Good Floor and Music you cannot resist by I THE MUSICAL BOX FIVE. | 8 to 11. 1/6, 2/. :1 » Management. H. WATTS. TTXEEDER DAXCE CLUB.—OId-time «Yr»»-ii )a P. ce ' Xay y League Hail, Devonport, MONDAY, August 22. and every Mondav following; good orchestra; good floor; chocs., cigs. and streamers for spot waltz. Ladies 1/, gents 2/.—Miss M. Jenkinson. Hon. Sec. o ( , TEACHERS OF DANCING. "DALLROOM Dancing. Correct Stvle Qualified Private Tuition. — Modern Dancing Studio. 36, Palmcrston Buildings. opp. G.P.O. 54 A/TISS SPLXCER'S Pupils Note.—Gala Xißht. Saturday. August 20.—Svinondsville Studio. Symonds St., next St. Paul's Church. "IXODERN Dancing Classes. Monday, 6.30 « P' ln^-83, St.. Onehunga (previously 67) Friday. Saturday, 7 p.m.. Coronation Hall, Onehunga. 10/ course 5 lessons. TJARISJAN DANCING STUDIO, SJMtT Winstone Bidgs. (over Smeeton's). Successes assured In eight private lessons. D "Y7ALESKA. Ngapuhi Chamoers, Lome St . Commenced July 2. Special ChildJUMBLE SALE. JUMBLE SALE. ST. MATTHEW'S HALL. HOESON ST . AUCKLAND, ' FRII>. .. AUGUST 1». 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 19 ELOCUTION.

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