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amusements. q I v i' 0 theatre REOPENING WITH TALKIES. MONDAY .NEXT Under pirection Wil.iamson Films (N.Z.), Ltil. GRAND OPENING PROGRAMME. TWO DIG- FEATURES. "MADONNA 01? THE STREETS" "MADONNA Off Ti,'E STREETS" —— "MADONNA OK Till- STREf/lfe" —— "MADONNA OP THE STREETS" Witt EVELYN BRENT—ROBERT AMES. . A Powerful Drama of ii Woman s Redemption—Slio sold her Soul for Money, but discovered it took more than that to buy it back. And Also ' THE NIPPER" A United Artist Ke- " THE NIPPER" lease, and a Picture THE NIPPER" Everybody will " THE NIPPER " EnjoyGREAT ENTERTAINMENT 7 " T VIC ."OVULAR PRICES. Matinees: Is, Is oa. Ohildron 6d. Evenipga: Js, Is 6d, 2e, 3b 6d, plus lax Children half-price to all parte, except beopening MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT. QIYIC THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. SECON D 'DEMONSTRATION COS CERT. Piano Duet—Rhapsodic (John Mahoney and Daphne Stewart) Recitation—Sage ..... Rae Barrel! Song—Ave Maria . . . . • Jea« Sonrell Step Dance . gillie Addis Recitation—Boot Black • • . Hugh Taylor Sonrano Solo —Elisabeth's Prayer Elizabeth Ritchie Character Duo—Entertainers J. and D. Shepherd Song—Pokarekara . . . . Wm. Bradshaw Recitation—Capo St. Vincent James Humphreys Piano Solo—Sonata .. . Patricia Townsend Dsnc&—-Operatic . . . Awhey McNish Seng—Bedouin Love Song . Hugh Findlay Song—ln Autumn . . . . . Grace Nixon ■Recitation—ln the Gloaming . Ron Fojter "Chorus —Tulip Time . . Bessie Macdonald s Highland Fling Jean McLachlan Operatic Solo —Love and Musio Anpie Lucas Piano Solo—Prelude and Fugue Joan Boniface Song—Lend Mo Your Aid . . H. J. Francis Shakespearean—Taming of the ShrewKathleen Chappie Seng—Saphie Ode . . . . Olive Harcourt Awakening-of the Scarecrow — Sheclah Chauilian Bullet—Vojjctahls .... Dorothy White's Sketch—Humorous ■. . . Nellie Henoghan Sofcg—Love Leads to Battle Percy Caithness Dwiee—Caucasian . . . Marjorio 'Austin Humour —Chairman's Remarks t " Thos. Cuniniics Duetr-Norwegian Ivy Gainsford and Butb Goiasler PRICES: 28, Is. Reserves at The Bristol. . . • .3237 Rosemary jazz club, TTEBRY ROAD HALL (Near Fitzgerald Rvonse).. TO-MORROW, AT 8 P.M. TO-MORROW, AT 8 P.M. Exhibition "Skaters Waltz" By Mr Sidney Holl Is and Miss Jewel"'Todd. Also Novelty Dances., (13 Prises.) Admission 8/6. Supper Provided. '•y:" 1 , 1 ■' "' i'"'.. ii'i'^a? 3^ shippino,

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