Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16459, 8 February 1917, Page 12

', ;. , Amusements, -.>^^Pap rratE MUSICAL COMEDY So w i SPECIAL BOX OFFICE NOTIC£ E THE BOX PLANS for "SO tnv* US LETTY" AND " TO-NIGBTS *t£ M i NIGHT." will bo Open at WILDMAN'•?S" ''II AREY'S TO-MORROW MORNINGfr a - i IE• o'clock. ,' *?R*§|M§| "A Whirl of Girl and Gaiety." h- - : 9^ti[ JJIS MAJESTY'S Y H^: Direction - - J. C. WILLIAMSON I/ny -^ml\ Commencing •,(, NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT 11 '• NEXT TUESDAY .NIGHT :^l ' ' jjpll; jJ. C. WILLIAMSON'S BIG ATTRACTION 1! The Master Stroke Against Gloom aid' i Grumes. .&•, ' t; SO LONG. LFTTY'' LaughU. '-fef i \ "SO LONG, LFTTY" NovtltjSfMl;: "SO LOXG, LETTY" Melody "SO LONG, LETTY" Spectacle p A DASHING, DUMPS-DEFYING- 5 --' | DELIGHT. iSsl&I Gladsome. Glittering, Gallop of Gaiety. g Good for the Clergy and "cod for tl>e LW | Frollickinc Foursome of Fun and FriToJifV g Jammed Full of Joy and Jest-iferous Jolljtj ■ tj" J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., . Present Their Now Famous >|| | NEW ENGL7SH ill^Jl *v FWGLI9H ___*"! 1 NEW ENGLISH —-Z^fe|![ MUSICAL COMFDY COMpj^Sll MUSICAL COMEDY cn\rp A v4'" i| — ■ MUSICAL COMEDY COMPAN? 100 ARTISTS <Wom In A_ II FOUR STUPENDOUS COMIC OPEBAptli PRODUCTIONS. .-CSjlii • NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. '':?i^'l| And the Three Following Nights. ijS^VSg The Mirth-provoking, Sweets P-ftiK@f^Sl Delightfully Tuneful, and Exquisitjillllg Comic Opera Success, "SO LONG, LFTTY"SO LONG, LFTTY!" ; ?tH|§i "SO LONG. LETTY!" I] Which, despite the war and other advers} * elements, has broken all known recordigj|&?Jjp in Sydney, Melbourne and New Zealsnii 4« SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, M And the Two Following Nights. -'j^sls Initial production in Auckland of ti(Mj|K stupendous London Gaiety Theatit in production, f£o In "TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT." "TO-NTGHT'S THE NIGHT." •• ! *l« I "TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT." { :M | Which has in Sydney, Melbourne and Ke? § Zealand equalled the Success won tyiS*S M "So Long, Letty." .' : :'s?i?|B DURING THE SEASON WILL ALSO ESV; § STAGED mm | The Brightest of all Musical Comedy Girls, | "THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN.": B ' "THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN." '. - f\ Not too piQuant, but just piquant enougL | H And :. _ | The Musical Jollity, in Three Acts, - \ [i HIGH JINKS. HIGH JINKS, % HIGH JINKS. HIGH HKig | PRICES: 6s, 3s, ana Is. Early Doors to" 8 Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. S||| m pRAND pONC i In Aid of .-' S PONSONBY BOY SCOUTS' TRUMPET ; i BAND, Tendered by Friends of the Band, I ' CONGREGATIONAL HALL, '(OJM . BERESFORD street. r^m TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. I »' ■'■'■■%$ The following - Artists hare kindly as. sented to appear:—Miss Rona Kino, Misl^ : g Dusty, Messrs. Ormjames (humorist), K. |B Teeder. Lalhut, A. Pearson (musical specialty " ig artist), R. Bush, C. Thompson. -S^§| FREE ADMISSION, but Collection will | be taken up in aid of Band Func «¥kl I— S m Competitions, -I|Ps CEVENTH ' ANNUAL pßlz|p|J /COMPETITION. "'Sy • TO "encourage AN INTEREST ;Hsm AND THE PROPER TREATMENT OMjI ANIMALS, the Committee of the New Zsi- 1 land Society for the Protection of Wosrv g and Children and Prevention of Cruelty i} §£ Animals offers Prizes for the BEST ESSAYJ . on "Kindness to Animals." .I : ... CONDITIONS. W4i .1. Competition open to all youn; person attending.Primary or Secondary Schools.salt; W residing within the Auckland Province, ssg| a follows: — L■ • -|*Si?J g Primary Schools— Prizes. 4lii Ist 2nd 3rd 4:v . *•{ -- " s d s d s d s:-U; m \ Standards I. and 11. 7 6 50 40 g«fl " Standards in. and IV. . 8 6 6 0 4 6 39 f » Standards V. and VI. 10 0 7 6 5 0 fa? § Standard » VII. and : .#IP Secondary' SchoolsForms HI. and IV. 15 0 10,0 7 6*f|Jplf Forma V. and VI. ... 20 0 15 0 10 oj^J:g| 2. Maximum number of words in Essaf£-;f§;§il Grade!., 150; Grade 11., 250; Grado 111. I 350; Grade IV., 500; Grade V., SOS | Through not paying attention to this rale i* : s| the last examination, several paper's Kcr>..|;y disqualified i which might have othersvi: ■-. | | taken & prize. : S*jS' I: The word "Animals" to mean »11: g| livins creatures, wild and tame. §1 4. Every Essay must be a bona-ii' , B if original composition of the contribute:. gf written entirely without assistance, -i'SElg.* I! certified by & teacher of a public or prrH9||?il school as having been done tinder his or mm if supervision. . : '&M II • s.'Contributors must write ON 0 v 74 £| SIDE of the. paper only, and must si-v i?| their full name, with name of school -'an!;'-; |J standard, also address. ' i %m\ If 6. Contributions must reach die o"lce 4 the Socle'v not later than TUESDAY, ,'M . "-i March.-1917. ■■» "WiJi 7. Winners' names will be advertised ! otml Ws •the HERALD, Star, and Observer on AprM ;lfl 18. 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