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Northern Advocate, 22 June 1925, Page 8

AMUSEMEN/f rpHEATRE I TONIGHT 4 i Rex Befach's Famous Novel ' t "FLOWING GOLD" "FLOWING GOLD" >, "FLOWING GOLD" ... ' • • With ' . . j .... . ANNA Q. NILSSON and fi-t .ii ;• r.''MILTON : S"ltiiiS i. Krrhe &cre ; en's favourite Sweethearts. VKi-'-'SafiX BelcH always" writes Gripping — Entertainment. This is a ptofy of Tire, Storm, Adven- " iture, Blazing Oil Wells, Flaming Riv- " - iers, Dance; Halls and Delicious Comedy J)on't Miss-this Epic of the',Oil Fields, »<<;,- : ■, ■. JjVd ■■ Also I " " MONTE in *•-. ' i ' v " TAXI,' PLEASE W V... ; "TAXI, PLEASE"., V. moMORROw ' ■; : ~ , i* (Prince of 'Birthflay) ' Reginald Denny in "The Fast Worker" A Gorgeous Comedy. {JfVDNA rpHOM'AS' rpoNIGIIT rpHOMAS "• rpONTGHT 3Tresli from her Triumphs hi Auckland TOWN HALL DIRECTION, E. J. CARROLL Who recently introduced Kreisler, •with Phenomenal Success in Auckland. . [JONIGHT - AT g - rpONIGHT For a Season of Two Nights Only. THE LADY FROM LOUISIANA JjVDNA rjpli.' )M AS ■~ J£DNA rpiIOMAS / The "World's Greatest Exponent of . Creole Melodies and Negro Spirituals • - JP N A- fHOM AS In Songs of the Days of Slavery. . Songs Gay and Grave. Haunting Songs of Wistful Appeal. J£DNA JjTHOMAS In Spirituals of Beauty, "whimsical Melodies or Infectious Gaiety. rpHOMAS ; Her Songs are Miniature Plays, interpreted with a realistic foeling of the true human atmosphere. J£DNA rpHOMAS Is a Mezzo-Soprano whojsipgs Plantar tion Songs in early Victorian Cosr tumes, with an effect Which 'is almost irresistible, due to a a rich and sympathetic voice, magnetic, charming 1 personality. ' ! — ASSOCIATE ARTISTS' — LUCILIf LAWRENCE, with her Harp; in Medieval Selections miss constance Piper At the Piatki ■ \ \ An Entertainment that is both Unique, Novel and FfMciriat'ing, New York, London,- Sydney and have, all • raved, over .. ttyis, Celebrated Artist. SPECIAL BOX PLAN NOTICE: The Box Plan at Blanshard's is Rapidly Filling. : PRICES: 6/, 4/. 2/ (plus tax).' JOHN GRIFFITH, 39 Business Manager. ORATORIO NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK NEXT WEEK *pUESDAY AND JUNE 30 AND JULY 1 '. First Production in Whangarei ■■ ' of I " ' MENDELSSOHN'S FAMOUS ORATORIO "JjTLIJAH" "J^LIJAH" "J^LIJAH" Conductor: MR. ALBERT DOBSON Soloists: » SOPRANO: MRS. A. DOBSON CONTRALTO: MADAME E. BRAINSBY TENOR: MR. A. H. RIPLEY BASS: MR. R. G. HOSKING Chorus of 80 Voices . Chorus of 80 Voices | Charges for Admission: Dress Circle and Front Stalls, 3/3 (inc. tax). Stalls 2/-. Children, Half-price. No Charge for Booking. • Box Plan at Blanshard's. < A. R. BENJAMIN, S3 Horn--Secretary. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS Tv D. GILLiAxvU, JOBBING CARPENTER, Elizabeth :Si, for House-painting, Glazing, Tanks, Farm i "Gates, Ladders, Garden arid Children' 3 "Wheelbarrows. Concrete and Apftphhlt Paths,' .Baking Boards, Knife Boxes, 33ee Hjives, etc. Orders receive 'prompt .attention. Workmanship guaranteed. _ 'to- . • .. TARMfifeS AND BUTCHERS! DE ; AL DIRECT WITH THE ' Cash Buyers of Hides, Sheep and Calf Skins, Wool, Tallow, Horns and Horsehair, Freight paid, and cheque forwarded by Return Mail. ' Why support- . outside commission.; agent.? and brokers when you can share the profits with your Local Tannery, thereby retaining the money in your own district. J. W. PARKIN THE WHANGAREI TANNERY CO. LOWER CAMERON STREET