Page 14 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15657, 10 July 1914, Page 14

Amusements. • T^^fjff THE FORTY TFitTT^lB FINAL MATINEE PERFORM* »„., II TO-MORROW (Saturday), AT 1 i?W .'§ GREAT FINAL "WHOOPS" C O NT ' I Fathers and Mothers vcreus the '" v <•> I . _ K'dioj„ | HIS --. !^^2||i| at ATag i| Direction, J. C. WILLIAMSON is'■£ 1 Business Manager. John KiJi'k K Positively arrell '-^|| THE LAST TWO x IGFTTo , THE LAST TWO NIGH§ \'' f Of < : \' ■■ THE FORTY THIE?F.<! v THE FORTY THIEVEs! ; . ! ! Unquestionably THE GREATEST PANTOMIME STrrv*, THE GREATEST' PANTOMIME SIJCC£ S3 S This Generation has Witnessed ■' TO-NIGHT'S "WHOOPS" COMPErmrW 1 KING'S COLLEGE OLD ROY'i ' I V. | REST OF AUCKLAND. § TO-NIGHT, at 7 45 ! TO-NIGHT, at 7.45! \ TO-MORROW NIGHT [ And i TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. ' j Final Representation of I THE FORTY THIEVES I THE FORTY THIEVES *- 1 THE FORTY THIEVES'. ; . ! THE BEST EVER. , I Comic Opera, Musical Comedy and P, , | mime rolled into one. ."* I Plana at Wiidra&n and Arey's D« o i 1 at Clcal's. " ' U * y »'« | PRICES: D.C. and R.S., Ca; Stall, , . 1 Gallery, Is; Early Doer, Stalls and G-.)u'' I Is extra. uallet ?. | "niRECTION J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD | THE ARGYLE CASE. WHO KILLED JOHN ARGYLE? I HPOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER i TO-MORRbw (SATURDAY) NIGHT.- I Auspicious opening with due pomp and H ceremony, of tho reason of joy and hilar-* Li by " J B DANDIES, M THE DANDIES, 1 THE DANDIES. | The happy folks who know no melancholy I but. seek to create an atmosphere of cheery I optimism, beguiling the hours with chcct'al I sons and merry laughter. . i After which poetic remark we rise to in; 1 nounce tho ' J; FOLKS WHO SET THE PACE. •, '. I MISS ETHEL WALKER ) Tb-w I MISS LINDA BRADFORD ) ChajjZ 1 MISS NAOMI McQUOIN ) DandoS I MR. ROLAND HENRY, Laugh l>di% I MR. HARRY WEBSTER, Glee Mercaajlt I MR. GEORGE TAYLOR, Hilarity a.j4! 1 MR. DAVID LYLE, Tenor. No Plus Eh-, § MR. ANDREW PAGE, Giggle Invent J MR. HERBERT BRAHMS, Player m I tho Spinet. " . I MR. ARTHUR KEIGHLEY. The Man 1 who Rounds Them Up. ' ■*:•■•■ THE DIES. v 1 Hals off to ' I THE DANDIES. •' § THE DANDIES '"•.' | Edward Branscombe's Premier Co., whu<« I merry quips and jovial jests produce (he • 1 loud guffaw and the gladsome shriek. S Make sure (f your scat if you desire to to : g amongst the i?ay throng at to-morrow night's • 1 brilliant initiation. ~;■ | Plan now open at Andrew Millar's. Dm , I sales at F. deal's.* . J Tax to Admit— 25., Is. •' - J Direction • - - Edward Branscorahe, Lid, I General Representative - - John Hopkitti, I We discourse again To-moirow. 'j. j T° • w N ___ H AL L RG A N TDECITA^V'I By, A k-. I MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT | (City Organist), ■.. | SATURDAY, JULY -j j 1911, , | AT 8 0 'CLOCK P.M. • | THE PROGRAMME ■' I , Will Includo: I Toccata, in D Minor Bach \ Sonatina Kcrg-Elert i Barcarola, from "Tales from Hoffmann " . 5 Offenbach j And,.by Request, " Tho fju>rm Fantaisie " \V«j. \ . ,■'. '1 ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING.' I ■ Doors open at 7.30 p.m. , HENRY W. WILSON/ ' Town Clerk, July 8, 1914. PROF.. BAILEY will teach you to Walts or j -I Reverse in one lesson, 3s 6d; Tanso, 5» 6d. Book now at Hall. 'Phone, 1506. Qvttl* j fied teachers always at liberty. YOUR child should learn the Piano-Why ] wait, when you can buy to-day for II i monthly?—F. Moore and Co., Customs St. K. •'I Hotels. TV/TON DESIR HOTEL, TAKAPUSA. "J. SMITH, Proprietor. . Late Imperial Hotel, New Plymouth. Most Up-to-date Hotel in New Zealand. \ Beautiful Grounds. First-class Cukint; L_ .. —- ==gj Tailoring. '^_ T>s. CORRECTLY TAILORI3DSo much depends on appearance, and tin wcll-m&do and perfectly-fitting Suit or Costume., in tho latest, and most 'ashioncbU materials, is assured those tailored by F M ORGAN ' HIGH-CLASS TAILOR AND COSTDMIER, \ 2. PITT ST. BUILDINGS, NEWTOB. (End of penny section.) POR PERFECT STYLE. FIT. AND i FINISH. And the distinction which exclusive tailoring ;| given, call on • ' j W. D , A UTHREAU • LADIES' AND GENT.'S TAILOR. . I 79. Queen St. (over 'Frisco Picture Shop'A splendid range of new Season's Goob« ■ j and Patterns await inspection. ! Clients' own Material Made Dp. j WHEN ORDERING YOUR NEXT SUIT OR COSTUME, Give a trial to R. JAFFE, , HIGH-CLASS LADIES' AND C-ENT.'S TAILOR. 18. Swnneon Street, opposite Chamber w J Commerce, City, Auckland. f ■rUEW 7EALAKD TTEBALi). Subscriptions fid per week, delivered ' town and suburbs, or 10s por quarter i» tdvance. posted to any pan of the Dominwo. Advbbtibem:estß under tho following cl»«" —Waited. To Let, Foit Sale, Lost l!fl Found. Perianal. BOAllI) A.ND IIESIDE.««'* | I,re inserted lit the rate of IS words for Is.« J three consecutive insertions for £a W M 1 ash. paid in advance. | BIETDS. MaURIAGES. AND DEATHS, 25 W each insertion; Funeral Notices. Is «"•• These announcements must be signed by »< j sdvertiser. . Replies to advertisements will bo rcee»« at the office of the HERALD freo of charge. 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