Page 24 Advertisements Column 1

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 163, 12 July 1928, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT — THE PLEASURETTES VARIETY COMPANY. KIN DA DA I.E. Sonbrctte: HIRRELL OM ALLEY, Tenor; VULINI, MagicianTHE PAI.MER DtTO, Hawaiian Instrumentalists; DELROY AND DELANEY In Dance, Song and Pattor: MURIEL WILTON. Dan«euse ; JACK ROW\RTH* Comedian; ALMA MAY. Entertainer; HAZEL MARTIN, Eccentric Dancer' CIIAS. VALENTINE, Ventriloquist. THEATRE OF VARIETIES. Queen Street (oi>p. John Court. L'tl.K Ty£ATINEB, rpO-MORROW. COMMENCING RATINES, fJIO-MORROW. MONSTER SHOW WEEK PROGRAMME. EDWIN R. GREENFIELD Presents the Greatest fialaxy of Vaudeville Stars ever brought to New Zealand. 9 — STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS — 9 - Imported at Enormous Expense direct from Sydney. A Breathless Whirlwind of Tiny Tots. THE 11 RASCALS, The World's Greatest Acrobatic, Trapeze and Tumbling Troupe of Juveniles. First Appearance in N.Z., Direct from The Wentworth. LEIGHTON and WOODS, The Darlings of the Dance. First Appearance in N.Z. Full of Spirits. A Study in Black and White. THE BUCHANANS. BERT HARROW, Fresli from Her World's Tour. I I The Famous English Mile-a-Minute EFFIE FELLOWS, Comedian. The Perfect Boy. REG. THORNTON and DORIS O'SHEA, The Kungaroosta and His Chicken, in Freshly Laid Topicalities. The Eminent Danish Tenor, First Appearance in N.Z SIGNOR PALMETTO. LEG MARTIN and MARIE, Novelty Instrumentalists. First Appearance in N.Z., Direct from Tivqli Theatres. ;MANE L L I, » Famous Continental Juggler. He starts where other Jugglers finish. — _ , THE GREATEST VAUDEVILLE VALUE EVER PRESENTED IN NEW ZEALAND. POPULAR PRICES : ADULTS : 3/, 2/, and 1/." CHILDREN : 2/6, 1/6, and 9d. A TRUE SPECIAL AT THE LYRIC. TO-NIGHT, 7.45 — TO-NIGHT, 7.45. MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2.30. " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." Featuring SHIRLEY MASON, RICHARD ARLEN, ALEX. B. FRANCIS, KATHLYN WILLIAMS AND PAUL PANZER. THE WORLD-FAMOUS BALLAD PICTURISED. A tender romance. A delightful alliance wherein' a Scotsman, Jew and Italian become the foster fathers of a sweet Irish Colleen. Fate transposes a tenement Cinderella to luxurious mansions where social pretensions allow no room for tolerance and sympathy. She learns that the kindness and affection of her humble friends mean more than money and position ; and comes to realise that " honest love far outweighs the promises of snobbish wealth. Laughter and heart- : ache, fun and pathos, glamorous youthful love, in an appealingly human tale. Also— " CRADLE ROBBERS," " CRADLE ROBBERS," OUR GANG COMEDY. GAZETTES, ETC. USUAL PRICES. Reserves Lewis Eady, Ltd. Theatre Phone 43-t>4s. W. 3. BANNEHR, Proprietor. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. AMUSEMENTS. 'j_ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. GOOD-BYE LEAGUE FOOTBALL. TO ily/ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH, <tr ~~~~ One of the Greatest and Most Popular CARLAW PARK. Actors Auckland has ever known. CARLAW PARK. GOOD-BYE TO ■ _ NiAT SATURDAY. SATURDAY. Madison SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SArURDAY. Bertha Biccatao , As i, ton j a rry. Reginald DEVONPORT V. RICHMOND, Curwen, Guy Hastings] Richard Webster, DEVONPORT V. RICHMOND, and final production of DEVONPORT V. RICHMOND, «. THE gILENT HOUSE." NO. 1. 3 P.M. Which this Evening will terminate the MARIST O B V. PONSONBY. most successful and longest season of MARIST o!b! V. PONSONBY, " y ' P P Zealand. ** j MARIST 0.8. V. PONSONBY, NO._2_3_P.M. _ HIS MAJESTY'S. — REMEMBER.—Richmond are only Two Diction - - J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Points behind Devonport. Come and see some good Football. LAiST NIGHT OF THE TOUR. mangere ai v.° athletic, this evening at 8. MANGERE V. ATHLETIC, F " "" Fln "' occ, "'°"- LEADING TEAMS. B DIVISION. 1.45. MAURICE MOSCOVITCH USUAL POPULAR PRICES. In the Sensational Dramatic Triumph, IVAy CULPAN. Secretary. "THE SILENT HOUSE." * LEAGUE FOOTBALL. "THE SILENT HOUSE." I " Which has thrilled and deljghted large (Hjj OFFICIAL ALTERATION JUNIOR audiences for the past fortnight and MATCHES. which will have its Australian premiere VS - in Sydney on Saturday week. IPT. OHBVALnCR V. RICHMOND. 6A. Associated with Mr. Moscovitch are Carlaw Park No. 2, 2 p.m. „. _ MT. ALBERT V. ELLERSLIE, 3rd Grade, . „, £££_ Ellerslie, 3 p.m. MADISON, AKARANA V. NEWMARKET, 6th Grade A, And a Brilliant Supporting Co. k t Play produced by George Parker. IVAN CULPAN, Sec., Auck. Rugby League. 12 ■ Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. cunw Day S 4l ® B at H.M. Theatre Confectionery. WINTER SHOW. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8/; Stalls, 4/; —————————— Gallery, 1/6; Early Door Stalls and GalSHOW VISITORS ARE lery ' x/ extra - AM i» rices P lus tax - INVITED Manager JOHN FARRELL. SHOW VISITORS ARE INVITED ELECTORAL. TO INSPECT TORDAN, M.P., GLENBURN BRICKWORKS., ° GLENBURN BRICKWORKS. ™2 n HEW E ZEASTN CANADA^ _____ Desires to meet his Constituents in ™° ™nZ^T0 O SRR;W ( ™WD?"'' WILL BE ARRANGED BY GREENWOOD'S—SATURDAY. AUCKLAND BRICK CO. Each Evening at 8. BI'NG 40-226 FOR PARTICULARS. EVERYBODY WELCOME. See the New Colour Blend Bricks f sg=s=g^=ss^ ROLLEß SKATING. Q K A T I N G. SKATING. LECTURES. P Riok open Day and Night. Lunch " Hour Sessions, 6d, including Skates. Special AUCKLAND .UNIVERSITY iCOLLEGE Room for Learners. Location : Pitt St., opp. COMMERCE STUDENTS' SOCIETY. Gas Co. Buildings. 12 MR. H. H. YOUNG, _ Chief Inspector, Income Tax Department, . Auckland, will Lecture on GOLF. "INCOME TAX," ' TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), 12th Inst., TjMNEST RANGE OF GOLF MATERIAL. At 8 p.m. -P Expert coaching by leading professional. IN ROOM 6, ARTS BDDG., PRINCES ST. List free. The Public are Cordially Invited. JOHNS. LTD., 12 M. C. O'NEILL, v Chancery Street. D RArTI rA I, PSYCHOLOGY. OfiAft GOLF Clnbt at big reductions UNITY HALL LECTURE BOOM. "hop extension at Wls^ QUEEN STREET. ma - wneen street. mhs A few doors above Town' Hall. MR. T McLEOn T RS WILECTURE. RESTAURANTS AND TEA ROOMS. k "SELF-CONFIDENCE— T> EST MEAL AT \ rSO DEVELOP POISE." ■ , PRIOR'S, I .WfllSi T e on e |rtt and « IT"®'' STRAND ARCADE. 1 All BMto Free. ° nl,ht ' Coll&tUm. 12 (Opp. Savings Bank.) MWH