ALL ATTENDANCE RECORDS BROKEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Crowds and Crowds of Delighted Patrons. Vote "Footlight Parade." Better Than Original "Gold Diggers." RIVOLI . THEATRE. IVOLI THEATRE. - NEWTOWN (Cosy and Warm as Your Own Fireside,) SEASON EXTENDED SEASON EXTENDED SEASON EXTENDED By Popular Demand TONIGHT AND NIGHTLY, 7.45. Selected Supports from 6.40. No. I—Warner Bros.' Ultimate in Musical Productions, ——"FOOTLIGHT PARADE"— — "FOOTLIGHT PARADE" "FOOTLIGHT PARADE"- - "FOOTLIGHT PARADE" —. "FOOTLIGHT PARADE" ; "FOOTLIGHT PARADE"—— "FOOTLIGHT PARADE'-' —— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) iUs Songs—lts Scenes of Dazzling Spleii- • rour—lts Humour, and Its Girls. Will Delight You.. '■ ,- No. 2—First "Wellington Release. "RED-HAIRED ALIBI." ; "RED-HAIRED ALIBI." Starring iIERNA KENNEDY. GRANT , . . . WITHERS, (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Screaming Comedy, "Family Troubles"; ■Movie Memories, News, etc. Stalls, Is; Circle, Is Cd. Children, HalfPrice. Tel. Reserves 24-011. Bos Plan at Fownes. PLAZA THEATRE Sessions: LAZA THEATRE 2.15 and 8 p.m. PLAZA THEATRE Special: 11 a.m.. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. PLAZA PLAZA PLAZA i PLAZA JACK PLAZA HULBERT I PLAZA I PLAZA Iu iPLAZA i PLAZA "JACK, j PLAZA AHOY.' S !PLAZA ! PLAZA (Second Big ' I PLAZA Laughter Week). ; ! PLAZA , |PLAZA PLAZA " EXCELLENT ; PLAZA FEATURETTES, PLAZA PLAZA Including PLAZA . PLAZA FIRST TEST, 1 PLAZA PLAZA ALL'BLACKS PLAZA v. . , ' PLAZA , AUSTRALIA. PLAZA v (Just Landed), iPLAZA ! ' !PLAZA PLAZA k Plan at Begg's. PLAZA Theatre Tel. 51-277. PLAZA PLAZA (Approved for Universal PLAZA Exhibition). PLAZA ■ , the competitions, he competitions,' , • now entering final week, now entering final week. : tonight: ' TONIGHT. ANOTHER BRIGHT CONCERT. ANOTHER BRIGHT CONCERT. BY 22 FINALISTS BY 22 FINALISTS 1 * AND A -: BALLET IN COSTUME. ; BALLET IN COSTUME, AT THE TOWN HALL, ! AT THE TOWN HALL, 'j g At 7.45 o'clock. ! At 7.45 o'clock. ! wes WCS 1. PIANO SOLO (14-16 yaars). - WCS "Romanze" (Sibelius). WCS ' WCS 2. RECITATION (Girls, 9-12 WCS years). "A Song From the WCS Suds" (Aleott). WCS WCS 3. GIRLS' SONG (Under 12 years). WCS "AvNecklace of Love" (Nevin). WCS . WCS' 4. RECITATION. COMPETITIONS WCS SOCIETY'S SCHOLARSHIP WCS FOR GIRLS (12-16 years), WCS "Endymion" (Keats). WCS WCS 5. TOE DANCE (Girls,,(o-12 years). WCS . ' ' WCS C. CHARACTER . DANCE (12-16 WCS ■■ years). WCS ■' ' / WCS 7. RECITATION IN CHARACWCS TER (Girls 12-16; years). Own WCS selection. WCS : WCS-8. ENGLISH FOLK SONG. Gen- • WCS tlemen. Any voice. Own selec- : WCS tion. WCS WCS. 0. BALLET IN COSTUME WCS BALLET IN COSTUME " WCS (Over, 18 years). WCS Marjorie Newport's School oii ■ WCS Dancing in "Moonlight." WCS .- ' WCS 10. OPERATIC SOLO. Ladies. Any WCS • voice. Own selection. WCS WCS 11. N.Z. TEST RECITAL, GentleWCS men. Open class. WCS fa) "Cold Iron" (Kipling). WCS (b) Own selection. ! WCS • :. WCS 13. CONTRALTO SOLO. WCS "The Last Hour". (Kramer). WCS WCS A PROGRAMME OF EXCEPWCS TIONAL MERIT. WCS v t THE COMPETITIONS. HE COMPETITIONS. TESTS FOR TOMORROW (TUESDAY), AUGUST 28. TOWN HALL. 0 a.in.—PIANO SOLO. Competitions Society's Scholarship, 13-15 years. (a) "Wedding Day." (Grieg)., (b) Own selection. > \ 10.30.—VIOLIN SOLO, 16 and over. Own selection. 10.45.—VOCAL SOLO. Ladies . over 21. Competitions Society's Scholarship. Soprano, "Will o' the Wisp" (Sprass). Mezzo, "Herebells" (Brewer). Contralto,1 "I Shall Go Softly All My • Years" (Elliot). 2 p.in .-OPERATIC DANCE. Under 9. years. ■ t CONCERT CHAMBER. 8 a.m.—RECITATION. Competitions Society's Scholarship. Lady, or Gentlema.n (16-31 years). (a) "Queen Sigrid the Haughty" (Longfellow). ;, (b) Ovm selection. . "10.30-JUNIOR TEST RECITAL. Girls > under 16. Own selection. ; ■ 2 p.m.—RECITATION.IN CHARACTER (not humorous). Girls under 12 years. Own selection. ; 4.3O.—RECITATION (Boys 12-16 years), ' "Together" (Kipling). [ BLUE TRIANGLE HALL.' 9 a.m.—RECITATION. Girls 9-12 years. "Afternoon'Tea". (?rown). ■ L 2 p.m.—CLOG DANCE. : Under 12 years. 3.30-SWORD DANCE. 12-16 years. 11 4.3O.—SEANN TRIUBHAIS. Under 12 3 years. 1 ADMISSION: s Day Sessions, 6d. Evenings, 2s and Is. KKR.ERVES AT D.I.C. K. McLENNAN, Sfwretiiry.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 49, 27 August 1934, Page 2
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