AMUSEMENTS. " THE VAGABOND KING." GRAND GALA OPENING PERFORMANCE. THIS EVENING, AT S O'CLOCK. Last night a full scenic find lighting rehearsal was successfully conducted under the direction o'f the stage manager, so that pvitj rhinsr is in readiness for this cveulun'« S : ' il production. "VAGABOND KINli" BOX PLANS AND DAY SALES. Seats in central positions in the Dress Circle and Refer veil Stalls may be selected from !t o'clock Mils morning ;:t Lewis Ey-idys. Ltd.: 4O<> Stalls and «00 Gallery tickets nijiv b<> jinichasetl durinjr the whole of To-il.'.y at H.M Theatre Kiosk, or at the Juors ihis rveiiiiiif. — HIS MAJESTY'S.— Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd., A COLOSSAL ATTRACTION. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. For a Brief Season. MATI.VKK NKST < A'IUItDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. Present For the first time in New Zealand the Worlds .Supreme Spectacular Musical Play. " THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING" Unquestionably !he most benutiful, most melodioii», must thrilling jiinl must genuinely himinrous iniisiciil play the world's stage lias ever known. L's PRINCIPALS, Including STRELLA WILSON, As Kalherine ; JAMES LIDDY, As; Francoiij Villon ; ARTHUR STIGANT, ns Guy T.iberie. Arthur Greenaway, Arthur Mnyes Lou Vernon, Lois Evans. o<-il Kelliiway. B-ni-ri<-e Kendrick, Eileen Odgen, ]{e:ie Linton. And A CHORUS OF SIXTY. A CHORUS OF SIXTY. GRAND OPERATIC ORCHESTRA GRAND OPERATIC OR.'HKSTRa. Colour, Thrili, Gaiety. Gr.i.ideur. produced BY geoim;:-; a. highland. Ensembles Arranged by Minnie Everett. Plans .it Lewis Eady's. Ltd. luy Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. PRICES : D.C. and R.S.. S ' : Stalls. 4/ • Gallery, i/o ; Early Door .Stalls and Gallery" 1/ extra. All prices plus Amusement Tax. Manager JOHN FARRELL. THE LYRIC. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. THE GREATEST DOUBLE ST\R PROGRAMME IN TOWN First— " THE CRIMSON CITY." Flaming, Unforgettable Love Storr of a Chinese MADAME BUTTERFLY Featuring Jlyrna Loy. John Miljan, Anna May Wong. A TRULY ABSORBING STORYM! Then GEORGE JESSEL "SAILOR IZZY MURPHY.' , With AUDREY FERRIS. WARNER OLA.ND. tunuiest of ail Seafaring Farces USUAL PRICES. Reserves Lewis Eady, Ltd. Theatre Phone 43-G45. CHURCH NOTICES. rpO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. V.SO O'CLOCK. UNITED Cin.RCHES r£ E N T /"I A M P A I G N. r£ENTPAM P A I G N. CIVIC SQUARE. Also. Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday tb:« week at 7.M0 - p.m. Speaker: REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER. LAST WEEK OF CAMPAIGN. BE SURE TO COME. 12 SPORT! NO. ri'AIKATO rpUOTTING /^ILUB.
A UTUXIX "ifEETING. TO BE HELD AT I"" l>. COURSE. CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON, On gATUUDAY, MARCH O 1929. PROGRAMME. (Under New Ze.iljuxl R- ■' •« of Trottine and passed by the Xpt ' .r.d Trotting Asso-."l:i 11 1. IMPROVERS' lIAXniCAP (Harness). of liiOsovs : second horse to receive 20 sovs and third horse IDsovg from the stace. FOR INHOPPI-ED TROTTING HORSES ONLY. Limit. 3.50. Distance, one mile and a-half. Norn "0/ ■ accept.. 30/. "' ' 2. PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP (Harness). of IGUsuvs; second horse to receive ■JOsovs and third horse 20sovs from the stake. Limit, :{.:!". Distance o-ie mile and a-hair. -Num., 20/ ; accept.! ■?. WAIKATO TROTTING CUP HANDICAP (Harness), of 4"osi.vs and' Gold Lup. First horse to receive 32osovs and Gold Cup; s.n-ond horse to receive lOOsovs and third horse oOsovs from the stake. Limit, 4.3«. DNtance two miles. Num., 2sovs; accept., 4 4. MEMBERS' HANDICAP (Harness) of -J.isovs; second hor;e to receive 45 sovs and third horse 20.-,vs from thp stake. FOR UNIIOPPLED TROTTING TING. HORSES ONLY. L'mit,4.4l? Distance. two miles. Nom 26/ : accept. 50/ "' ' 5. RAGLAN HANDICAP (Harness). of loiisovs: second horse to receive *»5 sovs and third horse ISsovs from the miles. Nom. 20/; accent 40' 6. NYAIPA HANDICAP (Harness) o f "40 sovs: second horse to receive 43sov» and third horse 25sovs from the stake Nom 1 ' «.7Vr- Dista "«, one Nom.. 20/ ; accept. 60/ 7. DOMIXIOX HANDICAP • (Harness), of fivfv F r m 1 horses mile and a-c.uarter. Nom., 2o" accept! NOMINATIONS NOMINATIONS for all events clo«=e with tl>e Secretarr, Auckland Trottln- Club at mmSSSi"*, "'" •"■'■'" " Tuesday. sxssr imS "■s.r-v' stipendiary Steward -it thi \t .- '?- •14 T - g. pj:ynolds. - — _ Secretary. QATS, Dogs, Destroyed Painlessly town
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 36, 12 February 1929, Page 20
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