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Evening Star, Issue 18650, 3 June 1924, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. BP 8 MAJESTY’S ITLEATBE. Proprietors ... Sir Benjamin and Mir John Puller. Direction _ „ Robert A. Shepard. TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT,8 —TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT,8 —TO-NIGHT, And Nightly at 8 o'clock. MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 2.30. THE BIG SHOW IS HERB With • THE BIG REPUTATION, MUSGROYB'S ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE. Dunedin raved over Musgrovo's first attraction, tho “ Bong Tack Sam” Company, and NOW we have Musgrove’s second big attraction, which is BIGGER, BETTER; BRIGHTER BIGGER, BETTER, BRIGHTER Than Ever. Vaudeville as it is scon at the Palladium, London, and Hippodrome, New York. 8 WONDERFUL ACTS.. 8 The Famous English Comedians, HANLON BROS., Remarkable HANLON BROS., Simultaneous HANLON BROS., Dancers, In their Original Sketch, ‘THE HOTEL IMPOSSIBLE.’ An Unusual Musical Combination, WINDSOR, EDGAR, AND K ELLA WAY, WINDSOR, EDGAR, AND KELLAWAY. WINDSOR, EDGAR, AND KELLAWAY, 3 Men, 2 Violins, 1 Plaintive Baritone. NIBLO AND DORIS, In a Whirlwind NIBLO AND DORIS, of Burlesque, Song, NIBLO AND DORIS, . and Banco, Infections and Ludicrous Humor. ESTELLE ROSE, A Continental ESTELLE ROSE, Character ESTOLLI3 ROSE, Impersonation, ]n a Budget of Real Anecdotes. A Brilliant Dancing and Comedy Act, FULLY SISTERS, FULLY SISTERS, FULLY SISTERS, MAY AND KEITH. MAY AND KEITH. MAY AND KEITH. A Versatile Quartet of Instrumentalists, 4 Toadies’ Jazz Bm. . A Gipsy Violinist, REBE KUSSLOYA. Playing from the RESE EES.H/OYA. ClaKsio to tho .1 aREiBE ELo-SLOVA. YESTON, The VESTON, Up-sido-down YpygpQ .g Equilibrist. Supporied by TIVOLI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. TIVOLT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Conductor, Mr Charles Windsor. > ox Plans and Day Sales for To-night at the Geyser. Box Plans for the- Season at The PRICES; Reserves, ss; D.G. and 0.0., s; Skills, 3s; Pit. 2a (ail p!«« *«»• ~, t lan age r • Trvluc KMon ’ THEATRE. K ,SG EDWARD TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. An A 11-S'rtr Cast in ‘THE SILENT COMMAND.* A Great Drama, A Brilliant Spectacle, A Bombshell of Thrills, Hill Supporting Subjects. SATURDAY NIGHT PRICES. A N 0 I N G! D A N C T N G! CORON-mON HALE. ST. KTLDA, AVBDNESDAY, JUNE 4th. «tended. 8 till 12 p.m. Special car Itzin? Competition. or?ni j.s 6u : lies, Is. Special music by Driscoll and Bcn-thVi Orchestra. A. LTIXZ, Secretary Tramway .Social Club. SKATING! SKATING! SKATING 1 Olympic mm, TO-NIGHT, 7.30 to 10 o’clock. Daily Sessions: 10-12 a.ra., 2.30 io 4,30, 7.30 to 10. Tho Management reserves the right to refuse admission. I.ATE ADVERTISEMENTS. STANTED, by capable, clean Woman, ¥ good Cook; work mornings only.— di-os's RANGING, Art "Gallery, Wednesday; P gc.-cd floor, good music; country people, joy yourselves; gents, 2s 6d; ladies, Is 6d. STANT.KDI"a. _ Kitcbonmaid ; pennauent V ir s-ii-ion. ■—AppiV I,’nter.ioii Hotel. KTANO’ETh capablo Shorthand-Typiste, for V oho or two week s’ cngagewKsnt; one h arco-.s l-o iniK'hino. prefo.ned; salary, -Vi r week—soß. ‘Stir’ Oftieo. TO LET. ’,O LET, approved tenant, 5-roomcd House; gulden ; conveniences.—Apply Harrow street. _ _ ID Llil’Y2 Unfurnished Rooms, together ’ or separate; conveniences.—l 4 Maild flrrot. _ to" LUT,’ in Kaikorai, 5 large Rooms, , with use of kitchen; 17c 6'i) weekly.— i, ‘Star.’ iO LET, ’ , mini l/s IO ~LET, 4-roomed House; conveniences, gas cooker. hM. water service, c.l. free; Git weekly.—2SH, ‘Star.' (O LET, 2"Unfurnished Front Rooms; c.l. and conveniences; audits only.— ply 251 Castle street. _ 2 or 3 Unfurnished rAoitis; only.—Apply 16 CancnmUe. oMibT.—Wanted’ To” Rout, 4,5, 6 Room-s, tor term; willing do rea.son--3 repairs; builder.- --257, "'.-■tar.' .RICK HiOU-SE, 6 rooms, e-L, ,T>s; rout, > 50.-.-279, Mar.’ 0" LET, near University, Part, or Whole Fnrnisho-d Four-roomed C’oUagep mon equipments; reasonable.- -249, 0 BET. for term, 6-roome<l House; all conveniences; T-'erc, tniil, vegetable j en —House, 203, ' .Star.’ 0 LET Gain Forwarding Go. Remove your Furniture means safety and nonty. —Office, 22 Bond street. FURNITURE REMOVALS. , IE us as to the Best and Cheapest Way to Remove your Furniture by Road, , or Sea. ,y EXPERTUNCUD MEN EMPLOYED. U NSU RPA S.HE D STO RA GE. ‘rife, ’phono, or call [IE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LIMITED. ,0. Box 300. Telephones; 1,151, U 52. TO LET. TIE are always available for Efficient tr ami Economical FURNITURE REVALS. Anv distance, Town or Country RUST AND CRUST. 20 Manna street. MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND LABOR PARTY (Women's Branch). miTE USUAL FORTNIGHTLY “AT JL HOME'’ will bo hokl in the Party’s Rooms, Stuart street, on WEDNESDAY, 4th in si-.. at 2.30 p.m. Wending members ;:iid friend..; cordially invited. Afternoon tea prounded. — E. BEN NI-jF, Hon. S f o. CAYERSTIA M KINDERG AIITBN. A MEETING of Parents wiil bo held in la. tho COTTAGE, Marion street, on WEDNESDAY, at 7 p.m. PROFESSIONAL. [Carp.] XD T. S.VDD, SETTLERS' INQUIRY IL® BUREAU, Reid-'s Buildings, Liverpool street. Office Hour;-;; 10 aJffl. to 4 p.m. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. 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