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3To]f •'♦•'♦; '■ " -.'.,- •=-'•■' '' ■ Further Theatrs '. ■'.■<-'<. Announcement! -•' PAGE S ' , ■■■" ■■ ' ." '^ KING'S I! PLAZA . ■'■ :. |I STATE TUDOR FAGJS 5 '■ ■■ ■ ' ' ' For-.» . . » ■ Further Theatre Announcement! FIGHTING SERVICES QUEEN COMPETITION, RESULTS. rpHE Judges, the Hon. W. Perry, M.L.t?., «MT - ■*• Mr. J. H. Luxford, S.M., have made the following decisions:— Ist Prize, £10—A PASS ON THE BLIND SUMB INTEBCEPTED BY THE WINGER, cent v Jn by Cully, 295 Rlntoul Street, Wellington. 2nd Prize, £5, 3rd Prize, £2 10s—These two . prizes are bracketed and are shared by, "ANOTHER NEUTRAL GETS IT IN THE NECK," sent in by Mrs. \V. J. Martini .43 Ellice Street, Wellington,' T. A. Stephens. 90 Jervois Road, Herne Bay, Auckland* Mrs. E. Corskie, 44 Breaker Bay, Seatoun; The many hundreds of competitors are thanked for their entries. T. H. ASHTGN. .Chairman, . . WELLINGTON TREE KINDERGARTEN ASSN. AUCTION OP "WHITE ELEPHANTS" BY MR. ERIC JOHNSTON at 224 THE TERRAS, WMSiiMSSDAY, MAY f, 10.30 a.m., - And continuing until Sold. ■ ' ■ . , MANY VALUABLE AND CHOICE ARTICLES. Light Refreshments Available All Day. Gifts for Cake and Produce Stalls will be appreciated. An invitation is extended to all Kindergarten. Friends and those Interested. WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. (INCORPORATED.) ...1.. _ „ GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT ——And DEMONSTRATION CONCERT DEMONSTRATION CONCERT TONIGHT SATURDAY, MAY 3 TONIGHT TOiNIGHT SATURDAY, MAY S TONIGHT TONIGHT At 8 p.m. " TONIGHT ' 250 PERFORMERS 250 THE MOST WONDERFUL PROGRAMME EVER OFFERED TO A WELLINGTON AUDIENCE. BE EARLY TO SECURE A SEAT! Bright, Happy. Snappy Entertainment for the whole family (35 items). HERE IS THE NEWS. 1. CLEMENT HOWE will play the Grand Organ. •£. SONG AND DANCE, "Wings' Over th« .Navy," \EDKIS CATHCART SsTUDIO OF DANCING. a VOCAL DUET, "Arise O Sun," BETTY CAPPEK, PAMELA SCANTLEBURY. 4 .FIAJNO SOLO, "Elude De Concert" (Macdowell), DOROTHY DOWNING. 5. BALLET, "Moonlight Fantafcle," JOAN RAINE STUDIO OF DANCING. ' 6. RECITATION. Selected. ERROL MUIR. 7. SONG AND DANCE, "Oh Johnny,'* ELVIL WHITE. 8 MKS. CRAWFORD'S CHILDREN'S CHOIR. (a) "Glow Worm," "Kentucky '■ Babe" (b) "Waterllllies," "When Soug is Sweet." 9. TAP DANCE, RALPH WILKIN. 10 CLASSICAL GROUP, "WaterlDlieiß,'*NGAIRE KEYS STUDIO OF DANCING. " 11 SONG AND DANCE, LEIGH BREWER. 12. MISS UNA WELLER'S VERSE-SPEAKING CHOIR. 18 COMEDY CONCERTED, "Poor Littla Augeline," ASSHETON HARBORD STUDIO (NUAIRB COKKHiLL, soloist). 14 DANCE DUO, "Au Prjntemps," PAULINS BIERMAN, ARNOL BIRCHAM. 15. INSTRUMENTAL, "Romance" (Wieniawski), violin, RUTH REID; piano. ERNEST SHARP. 16 CAN-CAN BALLET GIRLS. MARJORIE NEWPORT STUDIO OF DANCING, 17 SOLO DANCE, Spanish Tango, JOAN MABIN. 18. MILITARY BALLET, "On Parade," HAZEL MARTIN SCHOOL OF DANCING. INTERVAL. 19. GRAND ORGAN, CLEMENT HOWE. 20 NAUTICAL DANCE SCENA, "The Fleet* in Port," THE MARGARET OATES STUDIO OF DANCING. 21 POPULAR SONG, "Blue Orchids," ERENB HALBERT. 22 GRAND PICTURE STORY BALLET, "Lea - Sylphides," THE DOROTHY DANIELS ACADEMY OF DANCING. 23 SONG AND DANCE, "Waltzing ia the Clouds," DAWN SARGENT. ; 24. CLOG PANCE. JOYCE MOODY. 25 DANCE DUO, "Great Waltz," BEVERLBY GRUAR, YVONNE ALGAR. ; 26. CHILDREN'S CHOIR, St. Anthony's Coa* vent School Choir, Brooklyn. 27. ACROBATIC DANCE, HEATHER WRIGHT. 28. HUMOROUS CONCERTED, "McNamara's Bana." ASSHETON HARBORD STUDIO OP STARS. 29 TOE DANCE, "Waterwagtali," PHYLLIS O'SHEA. 30. DANCE DUO, MARGARET, WRIGHT, JACK BROWN. 31. NATIONAL DANCE, "Foresome Swords,'* ADELINE BURNETTE STUDIO OF DANCING. 32 Spanish Dance: PHYLLIS OLIVES STUDIO: ADELE JANSEN, DOREEN DICKINSON, JOY LENEY. 33 HUMOROUS RECITATION, "Mariette Uses the "Telephone," RUBY CHEYNE. 34. SONG. Selected. BAY TREWERN. 35. GRAND PATRIOTIC FINALE. THE ASSHETON HARBORD STUDIO OF STARS.^At the Grand Organ, CLEMENT HOWE. "GOD SAVE THE KING." 250 PERFORMERS 250 LOOK AT THESE ADMISSION PRICES: Is CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS. Is 6d BACK STALLS. • . . 2s 6d DRESS CIRCLE AND FRONT STALLS. N. J. GLOVER, . Secretary. LABOUR CANDIDATES. LABOUR CANDIDATES. TITONDAY, MAY .5, 7.50 P.M. OPEN-AIR MEETINGS. NEAR CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAB. Speakers: . . - . ROBERT McKEEN, M.P. * \ 7 " \ H. ASPEN • H. E. COMBS, M.P. J. ARTHURS MRS. J. SAVEGE. - - '/■ TRAM TERMINUS, • SEATOUN". ADAM BLACK . . - / WILLIAM ATKINSON. JOHN FLEMING* ■ , ' ■ . : FRANK ALLERBY. '"'"' ROBERT McKEEN, M.P. " "'' '' "., ■ Vote Labour, and Labour Only! Vote Labour, and Labour Onlyl