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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 151, 23 December 1926, Page 2

FULLERS' FULLERS' HIS MAJESTY'S THEATM. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! 8. TO-NIGHT I LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Of tho HECTOR ST. CLAIR HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE COMPANY In a Special Farewell Presentation, [ entitled "TIT-BITS." A Riot of Mirth, Merriment, Fun, and Frolic. Last Night of REG. THORNTON And Little Chicken "Doris." Last Night of GRANT AND BATES. Last Night of MACDONALD AND PAYNE. Last Night of FRANK ROGERS. Last Night of AMY ROCHELLE, In New Songs and Impersonations. FULLERS' POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 2s 6d (Reserved 3s); Stetll, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (plus tax). BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After 5 p.m. at Burnett's, next Theattq. For Reservations after 7 p.m. Telephone Theatre, 22-669. MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT (BOXING DAY). Commencing at tho Matinee. The Famous. MIDNIGHT FROLICS. MIDNIGHT FROLICS. MIDNIGHT FROLICS. Breaking Records Everywhere. RESERVES AT THE BRISTOL. Box Plan Rapidly Filling. — '", . —_ DANCING. TTELBURN KIOSK CABARET. BOXING NIGHT, 8.30-1. Come to the Ideal Summer-time Jara Resort. No Fancy Holiday Prices: Subscription as usual—Double 7s 6d, Single M (including dainty supper). Reserve your Tables early.. 26-083. Flannels optional. OLD-TIME DANCING. YES, you can enjoy another evening TONIGHT AND EVERY THURSDAY, at St. Anne's Hall. Green street, Newtown, dancing to the strains of the Zealandk, the Wonder Orchestra. 26 Prizes in LucJcf Waltz. Ladies Is 6d, Gent* 2». * MAYOR'S FUND. T)ORSON MINE DISASTER, TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. , TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT _ 4m _ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT . JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT JAZZ TO-NIGHT TO-NIG^ AL. STARITA ORCHESTRA AL. STARITA ORCHESTRA (Augmented.) Tickets 2s 6d. Dancing 8-M. Organised by WATERSIDE FOOTBALL CLUB. A. E. TURNER, Social SeeretaiT. Owing to the generous response we have met, we have arranged for t&t CONCERT CHAMBER-in the event M an overflow. j..'... CABARET SUWHR. LATE TRAMS TO ALL SUBURBS. XjMAS EVE DANCE. THE BOHEMIANB respectfully p-« • Final Reminder of their Ola-Tim* Dance being held TO-MORROW (XMAi EVE) in St. Peter's Hall, from 8 till midnight. . . Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. Principal, JACK DYE. rpHE ADELPHI CABAMKR, X Telephone 28-2 M. Dec. 23 (To-night)—B.3o-1 a.m. Sub.,7»Bd. Dec. 24 (Christmas Eve)—lntroducti6n of our Special Novelty Feature. Sub.j 7s 6d. Dec. 27 (Boxing Night)—B.3o-1 a.m. Sflfc* 7s cd. Dec. 28-8.30-1 a.m. Sub., 7s 6d. Dec. 20-8.30-1 a.m. Sub., 7« 6d. Dec. 30—8.30-1 a.m. Sub., 7s 6d. Dec. 31—New Year's Eve— The Night of NighU. Dancing, 9 1 Subscription, 10» 68. Jan. 1 (New Year's Day)— Sub., 7g 6d. ' Jan. 3—JJ.3O-1 a.m. Sub., 7» 6d. Jan. 4-11.30-1 a.m. Sub., 7e 6d. Jan. 5-Jitn. 18—Cabaret Cloted. GnmA Reopening, 19th January. -SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. During the period when the Cabaret i* Cloied, Special Dance* wili be held bb under; — EMPIRE HALL, Palmerettra North-WK January. ANZAC HALL, Featherston-«th January. DAY'S BAY PAVILION-7th January. DAY'S BAY PAVILION—Bth January. Manuel Hyman'» Famoue Exhibitiott Orchestra at all the above Dance*.