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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 285, 1 December 1934, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. - MANAGERIAL! \Vc wisli to draw- attention to the fact that, our contract for "BLOSSOM TIME" specific!!ll.v stipulates that this picture cannot hc_s<'rconcd in any other \ Theatre in Auckland City or Suburbs {j ■ Cor a period of live months. DAILY AT 11—2.15 P.M.—B P.M. ST. JAMES' Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. IjICIIARD rpAUBER Richard J-aijber I »ICIIA KD npAUBER -Richard J-aubek As Franz Schubert in '"BLOSSOM TIME." ■II " BL Q SSQM time." j 1 I Approved for Universal Exhibition. A Delightful Musical Programme by the MAREO CIYMI'HONY /AIICTIESTRA AitEo Symphony "rciiicstka PLANS AT THE THEATRE, ' PHONE 41-814. B Y SI'EC IA L I' Lit MISSION OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING. J. and N. T AIT have the honour to announce t lie GRENADIER GUARDS BAND. GRENADIER GUARDS BAND. GRENADIER GUARDS BAND. Arriving Next Wednesday Morning. The opportunity of fi lifetime of hearing the Most Famous Band in the World. "j TOWrOiALL, I' COMMENCING NEXT WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5. Opening Gala Programme Includes: SELECTION, "CARMEN" QUICKSTEP (LATAJjN SUIT I'!, "LONDON" CORNKT SOLO, "Ilerodiade" iMASbhNEL) OVERTURE (KORSAKOV) RHAPSODY No. 2 (LI b/.l) XYLOPHONE SOI.O (GREENWOOD) SCOTTISH FANTASIA .. (M VD I) I.ETON) CHILDREN'S MARCH (GRAINGER) Encore Features Include: "ABIDE WITH ME" with HIDDEN SOLO, "ABIDE WITH Mi;" with HIDDEN SOLO, "LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY, "LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY, A nd "HAS ANYBODY IIERE SEEN KELLY?" ••11AS ANYBODY IIERE SEEN KELLY." (Humoresque). Complete change of programme at each Performance. Also, THURS., Dec. C .. Matinee and Evening. FBI., Dec. 7 Matinee and Evening. SAT., Dec. 8 Matinee and Evening. MON'., Dec. 10 Matinee and Evening. TUBS., Dec. 11 Matinee and Evening. No Extension or Return Possible. POPULAR BOOKING PRICES: 0/. 5/, 4/ (Evenings), 5/, 4/, 3/ (Matinees). TWO SHILLING TICKETS AT DOORS. Children, Half Price to All Parts. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN FOR SEASON BOX PLANS NOW OPEN FOR SEASON At Lewis Eady, Ltd., AT ALL RESERVED PRICES. 500 TICKET'S AT 3/ AND 2/ AVAILABLE .100 TICKETS AT 3/ AND 2/ AVAILABLE At Each Performance. Prices Plus Tax. CHILDREN—ONE SIIILI.ING—CHILDREN CHI LDREN—ONE SI 11 LLI N < I —<'Hl LI) REN In order to bring tlie concerts within the reach of all, Children will lie admitted to all parts of the ball at Matinees for One Shilling. Early application should be made at t lie Box Oflice or at the Town Hall on day of performance. Directioii J. and N. Tait. TpKIENDLY ||OAD ■ A NNIVERSARY, CUN D A Y \w{f«DLY (TO-MORROW). TOWN HALL—IO.3O A.M. UNCLE TOM AND CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL. Doors Open 10. o'clock. TOWN HALL—7 P.M. UNCLE SCRIM—ADULT CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA. Doors Open 0.10 p.m. CARLAW PARK—2.3O P.M. MONSTER MEETING. MASSED BANDS. UNCLE SCRIM WILL SPEAK. Some startling revelations of interest to every radio listener. Be there!

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