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amusements. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! TWO REQUEST PERFORMANCES. EVERYTHING THE SAME. THE PAGEANT. THE PAGEANT. THE PAGEANT. THE PAGEANT. iji OW N HALE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. Matinee at 2.30 Evening, at 8. THE MAORIS ARE COMING BACK THE MAORIS ARE COMING BACK THE MAORIS ARE COMING BACK I In response to insistent universal I requests the Carnival Executive I have arranged to give two more I performances of the Pageant next I Saturday afternoon and evening. I This wonderful production was reI ceivecl with such enthusiasm and with so much favourable comment I when presented during Carnival I ] I week that public opinion demanded I a return visit so that those who | I were unfortunately unable to view i I this magnificent Pageant of EpiI sodes of N.Z. History will have an I opportunity of doing so now. I THE PAGEANT. THE PAGEANT. THE PAGEANT. TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. TWO REQUEST PERFORMANCES Proceeds to Mayors Relief F and. EVERYTHING THE SAME. TRICES: 3/-. 2/-, 1/-. Matinee 2/-, 1/-. Children. Half. BOX PLANS OPEN D.I.C. SVEDNBSDAY, SMITH FAMILY, XMAS CHEER FUND. MESSRS. KEJIBALL THEATRES. mJ-ITD., have kindly lent the DE LUXE THEATRE for a Children’s Programme TO-DAY, Saturday December 2, 10 a.m. “DEADLINE,” a Western Feature attraction, starring Buck Jones (Greater Australasian Films). , “MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON” (Greatpr Australasian Films). “OUR GANG COMEDY” (Metro-Gold-“FLIP THE FROG” CARTOON (MetroGold wyn-Mayer). Films have been provided by the Companies indicated above. Admission: One Milk Token. Doors Open 9.30. SMITH FAMILY SMITH FAMILY’ CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY, CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PHIIzD REN’S CH RISIMAS 1 f CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY, TOYVN HALL, DECEMBER 16, TOYVN HALL, DECEMBER 16, At 2.30 p.m. A CROBATS, Clowns. Conjurors, a -4L Ventriloquist, a Punch and Judy Show, Children's Ballets, and a host 01 other entertainment. KIDDIES. BRING YOUR PARENTS! PARENTS, BRING YOUR KIDDIES! Prizes for the most, original costume, the best couple, and the best group. CHILDREN 2/6, PARENTS 1/6. Many tickets already sold. Buy yours to-day from , the Smith Family Joy Spreaders, 93-05 YVakefield St. MR. SMITH’S MR. SMITH'S INTERNATIONAL JOY INTERNATIONAL JOY ' INTERNATIONAL JOY AIGHI INTERNATIONAL JOY NIGHT ■ (Under Vice-Regal Patronage), TOYVN HALL, DECEMBER 16. TOWN HALL, DECEMBER lb. JOIN the Goodfellows in their twohours’ Joy Jaunt round the 11 oriel. A riot of fun,' action, and colour. OVER FIFTY. PERFORMERS. Between ID p.m. and Midnight the floor will he cleared for dancing. TICKETS 2/6 EACH. ~ Now obtainable from the office of the Smith Family Joy Spreaders, 93-Jo Wakefield Street. T»OOKING ALREADY HEAVY AT X> THE D.I.C. For DOROTHY PARLETTE'S BALLET FANTASY. CONCERT OIIAMBEIt TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5. Dorothy and Edward I’arlette appearing in Person in New and Specially Arranged Dances. A Quartette of Tappers in a Clever Arrangement. New Ballet Ideas and Wonderful Light- . lug and Dressing. PRICES—2/- and 1/- (plus tax). Children Half-price. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. MATINEE. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 2, at 2.30 p.m. J£ATHLEEN HAIRE presents her pupils in her Annual Dance Recital in Ballet and Divertissement. BRITISH-ISRAEL WOULD FEDERATION, WELLINGTON BRANCH. Under the Auspices of the above, DR. D. S. MILNE IVill Deliver an Address, at the MASONIC HALL. THE TERRACE, On TUESDAY NEXT, AT 8 p.m. Subject: “THE CALL TO THE NATION,” Public Cordially Invited. Questions, Collection.