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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14868, 20 December 1911, Page 16

.'■: '•:'.'.•'..'.;:'; Amusements. „______ X\T E.S.T,'S "'■[■"' PICTURES. , M ATINEE,^ Q rj<o-DAY. WEST'S '' ',p*rO;TiURB;S. .EST']; - JriOT.TJRES. pOYxVL "ALBERT ALL - Direction. Hayward's Enterprises^;LtcV "THE WINDOW OF THE WORLD. rpo-NIGHT. mO-NIGHT. A CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS CHANGE. THIS FESTIVE SEASON DEMANDS IT. SEE HOW WE JOYFULLY RESPOND. pATHE ?pOLOUR. , A most Perfect System. „ „ Mtv DON'T TAKE OUR WORD, BUT COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. QTUDY OF pLOWERS. " SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT. , L AW OF M ERCY. A ROMANTIC DRAMA OF GREAT BEAUTY. pRENGH ARMY -TTORSES. BILLY THE KID, A Splendid Cowboy Story. THROUGH PARIS ON THE SEINE. THE BRANDED SHOULDER. A Story Great in Conception. THE ITALIAN NAVY. CLUB SWINGERS. Another Coloured Novelty. PATHE GAZETTE, No. 138. OUR COMICS ARE GREAT. CHARMING MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY j OUR LADIES' ORCHESTRA. ! Prices: Is 6d. Is. and 6d. No Extra Charge for Booking. 'Phone, 1506. LYRIC , rp nEAT RE. Y R I C 1 a EAT R E, SYMONDS-STREET. Direction. Hayward's Enterprises. Ltd. XT AY WARD'S PICTURES. PATHE'S NEW PROCESS, M ATOG RAPHY, SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER FORM OF COLOUR SCHEME. Achieved after years of strenuous research i. and experiment. „,,.„„ „, THE ACTUAL HUES AND TINTS OF NATURE FAITHFULLY RECORDED. Tho HERALD says: The new colour system is seen to great advantage in " Costumes of All Ages," splendidly presented. Chrysanthemums " is the title of another coloured film, in which some really glorious effects have been introduced. Horticulturists should certainly see this picture. The Star says: It is in a flower study entitled " Chrysanthemums " that tho result* of the now process are most effectively seen. The glorious flowers are'bodied forth on the screen in colours, whose approximation, to garden tints is ho close that the study is one of delight to those who are intimate with the haunts, habits, and hues of the flowers. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS GLORIOUS PROGRAMME. • THE LYRIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, under the direction of MR. CHAS. PARNELL. Prices: Is 6d. Is. Sixpence.".•„,.,, Seatß may be Booked at Wildman and Arey's. 6d extra. -_ ' TVTEWTON T3ICTURE ' ALACK. EWTON XICTURE -*- ALACK Karanßahape Road. Penny Section. THE PALACE OF REST AND ENJOYMENT. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. LAST OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING * EAST LYNNE—Australian Gazette, 53— Sonorita's Conquest—Aerial AnarchistsWomen of the West—Boakcr's Invention. Sessions. 2 to 5 p.m., 7 to 10 p.m. Prices—ed and 3d all the time. A DELPHI rpHEATRE. NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. , TO-NIGHT. i QTAR piCTURES.' CTAR piCTURES, Eight p.m. Sharp Customs of the Far East—Grandpa's Darling —Bertie's Bid for Bliss—From Ostersund to Sorlien—A Case of High Treason—New Boots— Quarries, Carrara—Drifti ing—Bill and the Missing Key-Charcoal : Burning in Brittany— Show. GirlKelly Gets Poisoned. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY ! WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, 2.30. 6d, 3d. ..Popular Prices—ls, 6d. BOUZAID AND MERCER. Proprietors. THE BOX PLAN FOR THE ROYAL HUDDERSFIELD BELLRINGERS' BAND opens at WILDMAN AND AREY'S THIS MORNING, where seats may be RESERVED WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. EARLY APPLICATION IS NECESSARY for the ' first PROFESSIONAL OPENING of AUCKLAND'S NEW TOWN HALL. ' Messrs. J. and N. Tait hare much pleasnra in presenting on BOXING NIGHT, for a short season of SIX NIGHTS, direct from tho London Hippodrome, < THE ROYAL HUDDERSFIELD BELLRINGERS* BAND, The Finest -in; the World. 15-PERFORMEBS— They, stand alone as the"unost- exponents of tho beautiful art of Campanology the world has ever known. So magnificent aro : some of their selections that one London critic has compared tho finer passages to " tho delicate traceries on a frosted window-pane ' and " angels' whispers." ~ ' , WINNERS OF 15 CHAOT'IONSHIPS. i 225 BELLS-BELLS 225, , The weight ranging from 2oz to 251b. •■.; A : REVELATION "IN V HARMONY. « , ;.",' ; - Assisting Artists include: MISS ELLA' AIRLTE. .. r . , The charming young London Pianologuist and Mimic, 1% ,_ MISS MURIEL BENNETT. Soprano. ■ MR. GEO. CAMPBELL, Humorist, A SHOW FOR ,THE PEOPLE. •At Popular Prices—3s,'2a, Is. Day Sale*. MarteHi's 1 .. j IRVING WEBB. Touring Manager. _, njl _:' TTNDER tho Patronage of -#r/llfil\%K vJ ' Hi » Worship the Mayor fflX^lrM*%? r , rul( * Councillors. Auckland l&l/ifHSIlSi Liedertafel, Auckland Savage Club. Auckland Orphans' V T K\V rpoWN TTALL. "'; pRAND HRISTMAS ONCERT. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, " NEXT MONDAY, DECEMBER 25. : HUGE PROGRAMME' BY " ' (AUCKLAND'S T3 EST ARTISTS. 1. Grand Opera- " . . fa) Grand " Chceur ••---- (Guilmant) :" (b) " Pilgrim's Song of Hope " - (Batiste) MR. W. SHARP. 2. Becit., "Comfort Ye, My People" - - - Aria, " Every Valley" - - - - (Messiah) MR. WM. ASPINALL. 3. Christmas Carol, " Christians. Awake " - ' . . . (Wainwright) THE LYRIC FOUR. 4. Song, "The Star of Bethlehem" (Adams) MADAME CHAMBERS. * 5. Recital, " A Letter from Home (Stewart) MR. ALAN MCELWAIN. 6. Recit.. " Thus Saith the Lord " Aria, " But Who May Abide " - (Messiah) MR. M. HAMILTON. HODGES. 7. Grand Organ (a) "Tho Angolus" - - - - (Mansfield) (b) "March of'the Magi Kings" (Dubois) ' -MR W. T. SHARP. 8. Song,' " Sunshine and Rain" (Blumenthal) SIGNORINA DOMENIOA'WLVRTINEXGO. 9. Violin .Solo. " Tusztaklange " - - . (Feitz) . MISS INA BOSWORTH. 10. Part Songs—(a) " Robin Adair" (Lewis) (b) "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" THE LYRIC FOUR. (Knight) 11. Grand Organ, Overture, William Tell " aIR. W. T.SHARP. (Rossini) 12. Aria, " Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion " - ---. ------ (Messiah) MADAME CHAMBERS. 13. Christmas Part Song. " Far Away" - - THE LYRIC FOUR. (Lindsay) 14. Song, " Nazareth" .... (Gounod) . MR. M. HAMILTON HODGES. 15. Violin Solo, (a) " Cavatina" - -•- • - - (b) "Panillon" - - .»-.-. (Bohm) MISS INA BOSWORTH. . 16. Aria. "O Rest in the Lord " (Mendelssohn) SIGNORINA DOMENICA MARTTNEXGO. 17. Character Story. " Tho Student" (Williams) MR. ALAN MCELWAIN. 18. Old English Song. "King Charles" - - - MR. J. W. RYAN. (White) 19. Grand Organ- • (a)'"Chanson- d'Ete " ■-..-- - - (Lemare) (b) March and Chorus from " Tannhauser " MR. W. T. SHARP. (Wagner) Accompanists: Miss Sharp. Mr. G. I. Allen. Popular Prices: 3s . (reserved), 2s, and Is, Box Plan NOW OPEN at Wildinan and Arey's. "D ."A Z- A ' .A E. The Competition- for a; name for St. Patrick's Cathedral Bazaar, i closed, yesterday. The Judges will announce their decision as soon an the thousands of replies have been cone through. ' .'=,■'",,/: y C. J. MASON. T. J. HOLBROOK. ,•■■•';'. ' i Hon. .Secretaries. a '.'"'. . " ■ ===== = . '. ■gg OTHERS! '" KEEP THE GIRLS $ HOME. I>A Make the Home attractive with one of our Pianos.-The t NO. DEPOSIT PIANO CO., 28, High-street. li;- ■ .;•;■;-■.-- •,;;--•-;■• ' "*■.-..•■;' .- .:■< • ■-~-■ y?\- ■ i