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Evening Star, Issue 18669, 25 June 1924, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT; TO-NIGHT', JUNE 25 JUNE. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing, Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing, Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. GREATER AND BIGGER THAN EVER. PROFESSIONAL BOXING. A BEAL DINKUM BILL. TOMMY FA TEH ALL, The Australian Light-weight (The only boxer in New Zealand to-day who has a decision over Lcs. Murray), v. EHGEHE VOL AIRE, Franco, The “ Evcr-popular ’Gene.” 15-ROUNDS—IS. Purso and Expenses—£l7o all in. SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL PRELIMINARY. ANDY aLFOBDS, The Australian Welter, T. LA CHIB M’DONALD, Ex-Amateur Australasian Champion. 10—ROUNDS—10. PURSE—£2S-PURSp. TWO BIG SHOWS ONE NIGHT. And don’t forget the admission charges are less than half charged elsewhere. PRICES: Pit, .Is (plus tax): Stalls, 5s (plus tax); O.S. and D.C., 7s 6d (plus tax); Ringside, 10s (plus tax). Early Door Tickets can be purchased at the Sports Depot between the hours of noon and 5 p.m. Holders of early door tickets for Pit and Stalls will be admitted from 7 p.m. to 7.15 p.m. No interval; no booking fee; and positively no free list. 11. DUTIES, Secretary.

J-Jis MAJESTY’S THEATRE ! SATURDAY, JUNE 2St.li, at 8 p.ro. GRAND CONCERT By KATKORAT RANH. PROGRAMME: Opening Remarks.— His Worship the Mayor (H, L. Taplcy, Esq.). Concert March—'Entry of the Gladiators’ (Pueik). —Kaikoiai Band. Song— 1 An Evening Song ’ (Blnemonthal). —> Mr Ernest Drake. Cornet Duet—‘The Pearls’ (Kling).—Messrs E. Ken’, sen., and E. Kerr, jun. Song—‘A Birthday ’ (Huntington Woodman). Mrs Astlcy Black. Selection—‘ Lortzing ’ (Arr. Round). —Kaikorai Band. Interval. Comedy—‘ Mrs Bouncer's- Boarders —Mr and Mrs Gard’nor and Major P. Dampen. Song—Selected.—Mr L. North. Violin Solo —•“ Bolero ct Finale Brilliante ’ (Hoffman). —Mr J. A. Wallace. Recitation —‘ Quocu Mab.’—Mr S. ID Osborn. March—‘The Conqueror’ (Mcorhouso). — Kaikorai Band. God Save the King. Conductor, Mr Hi. E. Davies. Accompanist, Miss Clara Hughes. Musical Director, Mr J. Paterson. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Pit, and Stalls, Is. Plan at Bristol 9 a.m. Thursday; Booking Foe, 6d. Sir J. F. FRASER. Secretary. T7l V E R Y BODY’S T HEAT EB. ill MATINEE, 2 p.m. EVENING, 7. United Artists Present Doris Kenyon in .‘TIDE LAST MOMENT.’ A Thrilling Drama of Mystery and Adventure. Also, Jack Hnxie in a Western Play, ‘THE GALLOPING ACE,’ A Sparkling Story in Wonderful SettdngsSupports : ‘Winter Has Come’ (comedy), and Nows. OTAGO GIRDS' HIGH SCHOOL. A N ENTERTAINMENT in aid of -A THE YOUNG HELPERS’ LEAGUE And MISS HANCOCK’S SCHOOL, IN CANTON, Will be held in the SCHOOL HALL On FRIDAY, JUNE 27, At 7.45 p.vn. Items by Girls and ex-Girls of School. Admission, Is; School Girls, 6d. SOUTH DUNEDIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A S A L E OF WORK Tl Will bo Opened by the Rev. Dr Cameron in REID HALL, King Edward street, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 2.30 p.m., and Continued in the Evening at 7.30. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS. Goods Stall, Produce Stall, Sweets Stall, Rummage Stall, Christmas Tree for Children, Tea Rooms. Admission; Afternoon, 'Free; Evening, 6d. Good Programme for the evening.

There seems to be a delusion even among those who belong to manses that ministers have nothing to do. In connection with the setting up of a soup kitchen for the unemployed in a certain town, a school teacher asked any ol the children whose fathers had no work to stand up. The first to rise was “ the minister’s wee laddie.” Husband: “What docs this mean? 1 opened a banking account for you last week, and now 1 learn that it is overdrawn.” Wife: ‘‘lmpossible! 1 still have half of the cheques left 1”