amusements. THE REGENT COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT THE “BEAU GESTE” OF THE SKIES Above Tense AH . 1 SEE ■ / / Timely /'/ T remen^ous // / / / // / THE AUCKLAND / Zrar z 7 / “SUN’! said:— / / / “Wings” is big—big in con7 / ception, in treatment, in all / / t,le details of its Riant se ' / / quences. It must rank among It / / ti ie greatest of contemporary i 7 screen achievements, and, in H ® . i its own class, it stands HEAR THE AMAZING SYNCHRONISED SOUND PRESENTATION BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Box Plans for the Entire Season are now on view at the. Theatre and the Bristol. BOOK EARLY. ebnestdawson ; s GRAMOPHONE RECITAL The THIRD RECITAL FOR THIS SEASON will be presented in the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, ON . t WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 12, COMMENCING AT S p.m. The “His Master’s Voice” Re-Entrant Instrument will reproduce recent Electrical Recordings. ADMISSION FREE. Seats may be Reserved at our Music Rooms. BOOKING FEE 6d PER SEAT. ERNEST DAWSON, LTD., 40 MANNERS STREET. TELEPHONE 41—824. MASONIC HALL, THE TERRACE. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 & 14, AT 8 P.M. (In the presence of Her Excellency, the Lady Alice Fergusson.) ELIZABETH BLAKE PRESENTS THE WELLINGTON PLAYERS (Assisted by Mr. H. E. Nicholls), IN FOUR ONE-ACT PLAYS. CATHLEEN NI HOULIHAN, W. B. Yeats. THE ARTIST, A. A. Milne. THE INTERLUDE OF YOUTH (Author unknown) ; date, 1537. THE WOOIN’ O’T, W. D. Cocker. Mrs. John Hannah, Mrs. E. J. Fawcett. Mr. Norman Byrne, Miss Agnes Page, Miss Louise von ZedlitzT Mr. L. H. Herd, Miss Barbara Robison, Mr. J. R. Herd, Mr. J. H. Lee, Mr. John Bourn. TICKETS: 4/-, 3/-, Plus Tax (Res.), and 2/-. BOX PLAN at the BRISTOL NOW OPEN. THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. Musical Director: MR. JOHN BISHOP. “FAUST” “FAUST” BERLIOZ “FAUST” “FAUST” PRINCIPALS : Margaret’ Faust: MADAME WINNIE FRASER. MR. HUBERT CARTER. Brander: Mephisto: MR. D. S. GRANT. MR. BARRY CONEY. The BOX PLAN opens at the BRISTOL on TUESDAY NEXT, at 9 o’clock. TOWN HALL . TOWN HALL SATURDAY NEXT, at 7.45. PRICES: 6/- (Res.) ; 4/- (Res.), Plus Tax. and 2/-. Special Concession to Colleges and Schools. NOTE. —No Person will be permitted to Reserve more than Ten Seats at any ■ I one time. , ’PHONE 43—912. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. See. ATHLETIC SPORTS. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ATHLETIC PARK TO-DAY (SATURDAY) TO-DAY 3 p.m. HAWKE S BAY v. WELLINGTON EARLY GAMES AT 1.30. JOHNSONVILLE v. ORIENTAL (Final Senior B Knock-out Competition.) and PONEKE JUNIORS v. GREYTOWN JUNIORS (Winners of the Junior Championship in their respective competitions.) ADMISSION. 1/-: STAND, !/■ EXTRA. oy
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