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Evening Star, Issue 19197, 13 March 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors, Sir Benjamin and Mr John Puller. Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxirig 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 Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing Boxing THURSDAY, Boxing THURSDAY, Boxing MARCH 18, Boxing .MARCH 18, Boxing Commences at 8 p.m. Boxing Boxing MAMMOTH BOXING Boxing BILL. Boxing Boxing Nothing like it ever at- Boxing tempted in Now Zealand Boxing before. Boxing Boxing Otago leads again. Boxing Boxing Two first-class 15-round Boxing Professional Contests. Boxing Boxing In all, 30 rounds of bright Boxing and brilliant boxing. Boxing Boxing EEC. TROWERN, _ Boxing Tho light-weight sensation Boxing of New Zealand, Con- Boxing tender for the Light-weight Boxing Championship, Boxing Boxing v. Boxing Boxing The Pomilar Boxing GENS VCLAIRE, Boxing of France, Boxing The idol of boxing fans. Boxing (Boxing Purse—£lso—Purse. Boxing Boxing FEATHER-WEIGHT Boxing CONTEST. Boxing Boxing TOMMY GRIFFITHS. Boxing Tho Feather King, Boxing Challenger for the Feather- Boxing weight Title of New Zca- Boxing land, Boxing Boxing v. Boxing Boxing BOBBY LEWIS, _ Boxing Tho brilliant, hard-hitting Boxing cx-Feathcr-weight Cham- Boxing uion of Australia. Boxing Boxing Purse—£7s-Purse, Boxing Boxing Tariff: Pit, 3s; Stalls, Boxing ss; O.S. and D.C.. 7s fid; Boxing Ringside, 15s. All prices Boxing plus Lax. Boxing KesorvatinusatTbe Bristol. Boxing Plans open on TUESDAY, Boxing March 16, at 9 a.m. Day Boxing Sales for Pit and Stalls at Boxing Jacobs's, tobacconist. Wed- Boxing nesdav, March* 17. Boxing Boxing Dixieland Jazz Band in Boxing Attendance. Boxing Boxing Positively no free list. Boxing Boxing H. DIVERS, Boxing Secretary. Boxing ELITE ORCHESTRA ELITE ORCHESTRA WILL bold their usual EVENING in tho MILLAR STREET HALL, N.E-.Y., on TUESDAY Next., 16th March, at 8 o'clock. Supper. Lucky Spot. Effect*. Gentlemen, 2s fid; Ladies, 2s; Double, 4s. Interlude, Xylophone Solo. SERENA DEES’ CLUB will hold a SELECT DANCE, ODDFELLOWS* HALL, Forbnry Corner, SATURDAY, March 13th, 8 p.m. Gents, 2s fid; Ladies, Is. Supper provided. TriNG EDWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. JOHNNY HINES In ‘THE SPEED SPOOK.’ ‘THE SPEED SPOOK.’ Never a story like it. Never so much iicclic excitement, crammed into six reels of action and laughs. BO GHR E! T O-N IGH T! WARATAH TEA ROOMS. Special Prize, Order £3 ss. Admission, 2s. DANCE. milE ZENITH SOCIAL CLUB will hold JL a WEEKLY DANCE, commencing on TUESDAY Next, in (be SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. Dancing from 8 till 11.30. Gents, 2m; Ladies, Is. Conic and Spend an. Enjoyable Evening. STUDIO OP DANCING, riss ALMA HENDERSON 1 (Pnpl of M. Vestoll, Russian Ballot, and Mies Minnie Hooper, Sydney, for three years Assistant Teacher for Miss Estelle Bocrc,' Wellington) SOMES TEACHING BALLROOM AND OPERATIC DANCING On MONDAY, .MARCH 15. At her Studio, 157 RATTRAY STREET. Interviews Tuesdays and Fridays, 2.30 io sS p.m. TELEPHONE 971. DANCING. ■tDSTARATAH CABARET HALL, ” EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT And EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT. Latest Foxtrot Music by I tic '• KAPAI ” DANCE BAND Of Four Export Jazz liistniinontalists, Featuring ‘Learn to Do the Strut,’ 'Ah: Ha!' Etc. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A “ Kapai ” Night’s Enjoyment. Admission (including Supper); Gentlemen, 2s fid; Ladies, Is fid. NEW SONG, ‘ iSTUIIYIi/VNI) ’ (Companion Song to 'Lullaby Land ). Refrain : IS lory la mi, Story la ml. Beautiful, mystic Slmyiaml. Old and young rcme.nmer the inn, Drifting Pack to Storyiaml. -Days of joys, games, a- d toys, Lite was only a. dream. I’d give all 1 vo gamed, to return once again To beautiful Storyiaml. Harmonised Chorus. PRICE, Is 3d; POSTED. Is 10d. HERRY'S MUSIC STORES, INVITATION RECITAL Of GULBRANSEN registered PIANO MUSIC, By MR E. F, WILKS (of Sydney), lu BURNS HALL, On THURSDAY, MARCH 18(1), at 8 p.m. PROGRAMME. 1. Gulbransen Registering Piano—‘ Favorite Strains fi'oni “ Pagliacci (Leoncavallo). —Mr Iv. F. Wilks. 2. Song—‘Friend of 'Mine’ (Sanderson).— , Mr Cooper. 3. Guubmnsen Registering Piano—‘ Prelude ’ (Rachmaninoff). —Mr E. F. Wilks. 4. Song—‘ A Summer Night ’ (GoringThomas).—Miss L. G. James. 5. Cornet Solo—‘The Lost Chord’ (Sullivan). -Mr T. M‘Lcan. 6. Gulbransen Registering Piano—‘ Traumeri’ (Schumann). —Miso Muriel Caddie. 7. Song— 1 Vale ’ (Russclll.-Mr Geo. Proctor. j —lnterval. 8, Gulbransen Registering Piano—‘Tan- ; credi ’ (Rossini). —Mr E. F. Wilks. 9. Song—‘Kashmiri Song’ (WoodfordeFinden),—Miss Phillis West. 10. Gulbransen Registering Piano—* Soeond Mazurka* (Godard). —Mr E. F. Wilks. 11, Cornet Solo—‘The Rosary’ (Nerin).— Mr T. M'lean. 12. Gulbransen Registering Piano—(a) ‘Spring Song’ (Mendelssohn), (b) ‘Good ! Morning, Brother Sunshine’ (Lehmann). Mr B. F. Wilks. 13. Song—‘For You Alone’ (Gcohl).—Mr Geo. Proctor. 14. Gulbransen Registering Piano —“The Groat Little Army’ (Alford). —Mr E. F. Wilks, ‘ God Save the King.’ Invitation on application MCrackcnWalls. 35 George street. I