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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15552, 9 March 1914, Page 12

I. vj -•. V -«. J* Amusements. rPHE . T YKIC rpHEATRE. IHE IiYRIU J.HEATKE. TO-NIGHT, AND ALL THIS WEEK. ■' At TTAYWARD'S "PICTURES. AYWARD'S JTICTURES. "MOTION "MOTION v "MO T I O.N PICTURE PICTURE PICTURE . learn THE Latest DANCES. LEARN the LATEST DANCES. DANCING DANCING DANCING LESSONS" LESSON S." LESSON S." HOW TO DANCE THE TANGO. HOW. TO DANCE THE TANGO. How it's Done. — Why it's Done. Who' it's Done By. — Where it's Done. Wlien it's Done. * ARE YOU A GRACEFUL DANCER? WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE ONE? Let the Instructors of New York's Fashionable " Four Hundred" teach you. WALLACE McCUTCHEON And JOAN SAWYER. The Tango, as taught in " Motion Picture Dancing Lessons," is all grace and beauty, and you will learn it the correct way. VIENNESE HESITATION WALTZ. VIENNESE HESITATION WALTZ. Every step and movement of this beautiful . Dance thoroughly explained After seeing the " Motion Picture Dancing Lessons," unybody with a little practise can dance it perfectly. THE TURKEY TROT THE TURKEY TROT Is also taught. The steps of this dance are shown so thoroughly, and yet so simply, that anyone can become an accomplished dancer, with a little practise. Also. . GAUMONT GRAPHIC - - - Topical SALVATION SAL - - Drama LIFE OF A WASP Educational THE LATE MR. JONES - - - - Comedy WASHINGTON. U.S A. Scenic AN AEROPLANE LOVE AFFAIR - Comedy THE LYRIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL. NO ADVANCE. TANGO TEA" on Wednesday Afternoon. QLOBB CONTINUOUS pICTURES THEATRE DE LUXE. Open from 11 a.m. to 10.50 p.m. ON THEIR MERIT ALONE THE GLOBE PICTURES are first in the great heart of the people. MERIT maintains its popularity, and MERIT commands the patronage of all TRUE PICTURE LOVERS. GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE GLOBE. A SENSATIONAL ANARCHIST DRAMA. —— THE Exposing an PADRONE'S pLOT iniquitous A X American pADRONE'S pLOT system. Tony. Vallonci arrived from Italy—Deceived by the Padrone—Members of a bomb organisation urge Tony to join them for revenge— Tony is knocked down by an autoA kind lady takes him to her home—He joins the bomb-throwers—He is, instructed to blow up the house of' his Refuses—The gang set upon him Thrilling rescue by the police. . . AGRA, INDIA. Scenic. PRISONER OF. WAR. Edison. A story with a big human appeal. WARWICK CHRONICLE. A FLIRT'S MISTAKE. A Delicious Keystone Comedy. MARRIED MEN. Lubin Comic. 6 D 3P~yy EST'S piCTURES. "pOYAL A LBERT TTALL. A Splendid Selection of the Latest Pictorial Sensations, which will leave in your minds a genuine feeling of satisfaction. AT JJANDGRIPS WITH T)EATH. A stirring Italian story, showing how the infatuation -of a desperate man leads him to crime. TANGIERS. Charming Scenic. TOMMY'S STRATAGEM. A pathetic Edison drama. PATHE'S GAZETTE. THE ANT AND THE GRASSHOPPER. A remarkable trick subject. THE HERMIT CRAB. Scientific. A RIDE FOR A BRIDE. A Keystone Care-killer. TWO MEN AND A PIANO. POPULAR PICTURE PRICES. yREE pREE T ECTURE. AT THE CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. rpO-NIGHT (MONDAY), Q O'CLOCK. M E R. R. OLLISTER ' OF BROOKLYN. U.S.A., Returning from Japan and China. TOPIC: "WHERE ARE THE DEAD? What future awaits the 90,000 dying daily out of Christ? Is there hope for the Heathen?" SEATS FREE. UNDENOMINATIONAL. WELCOME. NO COLLECTION. ; Broadwood Piano kindly lent by the English and Foreign Piano Agency. ft LET' the Instructors of New York's" 400 " TV „ teach you the "TANGO." at the LYRIC, To-night and all this week. FREE LECTURE.-Come and hear Mr. R. , R Hollister on the topic, "Where are the Dead?"— Amusement Column. DON'T BE A WALL-FLOWER.-Learn the TURKEY TROT and Hesitation Waltz, at tie LYRIC. TO-NIGHT and all this week. DANCE.— Trades "Hall, Tues., Fri., Sat. Beginners, 7 p.m. St, Patrick's Ball, March 17. Private lessons.— Bailey. 'Phone A 753. Aquatics. 'M'GARUAWAHIA . pEGATTA A SSOCIATION (Incorporated). EIGHTEENTH ' ANNUAL REGATTA. OT. PATRICK'S ' T)AY, TUESDAY, MARCH 17. The only, Maori Aquatic Carnival held in the Dominion. Excursion Trains from ail parts. » E. RATHBORNE. Secretary. I ■ ,'■ _ .1 Excursions, Picnics, etc. TAKAPUNA TRAMWAY AND FERRY CO.. LTD, rpAKAPUNA. OS. pUPUKE Leaves New Ferry Tee (Western Entrance): WEEKDAYS— Quarter-past every Hour from 7.15 a.m. until 11.15 'p.m. SUNDAYS—9.3O a.m., 10.30. 11.30, 1 P.m.. 2 p.m.. 2.40, 3.20, 4. 4.40. 5.20. 6, 6.40, 7.20, 8, and 9 p.m. Connecting with Trams at Bayswater FOR LAKE TAKAPUNA. Visitors should on no account miss visiting the Beautiful MJford and Takapuna Beaches. FISHING. BOATING. BATHING. Twelve Acres of. Beautiful Shady Picnic Grounds adjoining the Milford Beach FREE TO PASSENGERS. RETURN FARE: Adults, Is; Children. 6d. Adults, Is; Children. 6d. NOTE.—Passengers' Luggage, Parcels, and Freight delivered to any address in Takapuna Borough at Moderate Charges. rpHE PRESBYTERIAN Y.M.B.C. MOONLIGHT HARBOUR TRIP IS TO-NIGHT. Eagle leaves tee 7.30. The fellows expect their friends. TUESDAY— MOONLIGHT UESDAY—EXCURSION. See. Amusement Colmn.