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AMUSEMENTS. 4 BIG HOLIDAY 4 ATTRACTIONS TO-NIGHT. SESSIONS : 5 AND 8. imgatsimiaasaß | No. 1— 1 | A Peppy Society Drama, j i MADoE BfcLLAMiT | I silk 'Legs. | i No. - —The Funniest Comedy | J "LOVE AND'HISSES.'' | I No. 3 — A Whirlwind Western. | i REA rJUL-L j | "GIRL-SH\ U COWBOY." j I i | No. 4—A Glorious Techni. Colour | j "A LAD* OF I | VICTORIES." | I Featuring i \ ayTRES. i j A Story Inspired by the Love of | j Napoleon and Josephine. | | MANAuEitIAL NOTE —This Pro- | | gramme is without equal in this ] I City To-night. \ | STALLS —b'JU SEAxS, 1/, 1/. | j CIRCLE —2/. Children Half-price. | | HIPPODROME — TON lGii T. |_ !; EMPRESS umswtusj j I TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. ( i O HOL.IDAY SPECIALS O | | «-> ON ONE BILL. «-> j I No. 1— .MARIE PREVOST, | I 1" I 1 rpilE VIuHT T>RIDE." | I "J- HE -»-> IGHT -DrIDE. - ' | | No. 2—JACQUELINE LOGAN, j | -riMIE 1 EOPARD T ADY." j | "J- HE I | No. 3— AGNES AYRES, | I 1» 1 | A T ADY OF -\7ICTORIES. | | -*■*- OF » ICTORIES. | A Story Inspired by the Love of Napoleon and Josephine. (A Glorious Techni. Colour.) STALLS Od. CIRCLE 1/. EMPRESS THEATRE, TO-NIGHT MATINEE TO-MORROW, | AT 2 O'CLOCK. t I ~~WES~T END l PON SON BY I 1 '»- L -"- J -'- *-t+™-' ROADJ. I | TO-NIGHT, AT 7.40. 3 SPECIAL HOLIDAY O [ FEATURES. <-> | No. 1 — MADGE BELLAMY, | • In | "THE PLAY GIRL." | No. 2—JACQUELINE LOGAN, | In "THE LEOPARD LADY." No. 3—Beautiful Techni. Colour. AGNES AYRES, In I "A LADY OF VICTORIES." I STALLS, *Jd. CIRCLE. I/. i WEST END TO-NIGHT. 1 MATINEE — TOMORROW, j 2 O'CLOCK. [ f DE LUXE THEATRE, j • MOUNT ALBERT TERMINUS. [• I TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK | [ Monster Double Star Programme. I | No. I— IVOR NOVELLO, | | lu I | "TRIUMPH OF THE RAT." | No. 2— MAY McAVOY, | FORD STERLING, | " ROAD TO GLORY." | 1 Big Supports. Usual Fainiiy Prices. |

I ALEXANDRA | GREEN LANE. I TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. j 2 STAR ATTRACTIONS. 2 >- 0 . i_ MARIE PREVOST, In I •THE NIGHT BRIDE." | I No. 2— KEN BELL, In 'THE COWBOY KID." Vsual Family Prices. ___ DANCING. | rpO-NTGHT "DOXING j^IGIIT. MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. OLD-TIME DANCE. MRS. TYLCOATS ORCHESTRA. SPECIAL LONG NIGHT TO-NIGHT, With Balloons, Streamers, and Novelties. Ladies 1/6. • Gents, 2/. D. MAYES, M.C. A SPECIAL I.ONi; NIGHT, NEW YEARS EVE. Untieing Jill 1 a.m. Paper Hats and other Novelties. -0 I ■ AUANC.K TJAI.L . "range -U-ALL TOP OF NEWTON ROAD. CI ALA -VHOHT. mO-NIGHT, *ALA -MGHT, J-o-night. T3REMIER TRANCES. NOVELTIES, FAVOfKS. CHOCOLATES, CIGARETTES. A NIGHT OF REFINED ENJOYMENT. 1 With

LAURI T3ADDIS f\RPHEANS, ,»tjri -L ADDIS V/KPHEAXB, AUCKLAND'S LEADING JAZZ BAND. DANCING. B—l A.M. LADIES, 2/; DOUBLE, 4/ ; GENTS, 2/6. 20 PO X S O X B Y XT A L L. O X S O X B Y -CI A L L. TO - NIGHT. rno - NIGnT. O - NIGHT. J- O - NIGHT. LONG NIGHT. 4 PARAMOUNT TRANCES /CARNIVAL. ARAMOUNT HUGHIE TATTOX'S VAGABONDS. HUGHIE TATTOX'S VAGABONDS. Chocolates and Cigarettes. Streamers. Balloons. Confetti. Beetles, Bugles. Jazz Hats and Novelties of All Descriptions. No Increase in Prices. Ladies, 1/6. Gents. 2/. Management, R. LINCOLN, I. HENDRY. 26 T>ARNELL PARK KIOSK. BURLINGTON DANCE CLUB. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26. BIG CARNIVAL NIGHT. Balloons, Streamers, Good Music. Dancing, 8 to 12. Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 2/. i Buses leave Commerce Street, 7.5, 7.20. 7.35, 5.5. 26 "DLOCKHOUSE BAY PICTURE HALL. ■° DANCING EVERY SATURDAY. • The Brightest of Syncopated Harmony by SEATTLE SNAPPY SIX. SEATTLE SNAPPY SIX. Auckland's Melody Sheiks ! Ladies, 1/. Gent's, 1/6. Bus from Mount Albert Terminus, also to City after Dances. 26 mO-NIGHT—WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT. DRUIDS HALL, NEWTON, 8 to 12. BEST OF ALL OLD-TIME DANCES. Chocs., Cigs. and Streamers. An Attractive Programme of Music by the Merriland Five, augmented, by Saxophone. Your Evening's Enjoyment Assured. Flannels Optional. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 2.1. M.C. 26 OINT CHEVALIER SAILING CLUB PAVILION. TO-NIGHT (WED. 26TH), TO-NIGHT. • NOVELTY DANCE. SEATTLE SNAPPY SIX. Ladies, 1/6. Gents, 2/. 26 BEACHHAVEN CABARET. Every Saturday, and New Year's Night.—Excellent Floor and Music. Monte Carlo. Prizes. Ladies. 1/; Gents, 2'. NOTE—Blue Star Bus meets 7 p.m. Ferry from Auckland, returning to Birkenhead after dance. W4 BURNNAND'S Professional Dance Orchestra, open for Engagement.—Office, Lewis Eady, Ltd., Bldgs. Phone 43-234. C