Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17250, 28 August 1919, Page 12

• .•;. Leasees: "J; C. TViiliitia Soli , Ltd. " j TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVE\ T l\-a at '7 *V J TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING A- I • ALLAN SS-KIB 8 ALLAN WTLKIE ■ ALLAN - WILKJE ' f-% . ALLAN WILKIE S 0\ s j Supported by Miss Fradiswydc Hunter-W-?, J [ and ins oleve.r company in the oUsy o"'or >n $ "HINDLE WAKES ' -W"' " "HINDLE WAKES" " 'J "HINDLE WAKES" ' B^ 3 (By Stanley HouEhton). < 5 For the First Time in N ew Zetland '- S i FOR THREE NIGHTS OX? v • « ' "KINDLE WAKES" " ' ,■ - . "HINDLE WAKES" \'^vr "HINDLE WAKES" • (Handle Holidays). " : -~^: "A slice of genuine Lancashire life" Morning Post. " y - -" . ALLAN WILKIE CO AB TE KATHANI EL ' " r " JEFFCOATE " li - clA ' NI EL t Fredistvyde Hunter-Watts as F ann '„ ' ' " >; Hawthorne. *anny . -, ; . i; Edward L , ad °r as Sir Timothy Far* T ■ , (His original part as played by him in «C ' ' I. London production). . • u * "The play with the strongest sri D -i„ • . London."Graphic. ™ J. Shall there be one law for the man an.* another for the woman? That is the whol« ■! crux of the play, treated in a delieh*Mi» '■*"' J racy, human manner, so that there isnof . '*■£. one dull moment in the t.-hole play : * "'Hrndle Wakes' is & Plav to' thank 4 I • God on.' — Commentator. "*•■:& K <• No Lancastrian in Auckland can afford tn-' : miss this play, neither ran anybody else wKq -"■ wishes to see the cleverest and most eznov >• ab'e t>lay presented in London for the n»i* " ' >. twenty years. aEI "The play is one long deiio-ht "—-Tk, 1 Throne. * * M ~~"; r- *' A- PROBLEM PLAY THAT DE>Ls ' ' ?' WITH ONE OF THE MOST VITA? '• QUESTIONS OF THE DAY AND Tg vfi! , ONE LONG RIPPLE OP LAUGHTER ' ;• FROM START TO FINISH. «i.a« "An epoch-marking nlay."— Dailv Mail N.B.—THE INTEREST OF THIS PLav COMMENCES AT THE RISE OF TBI? ' CURTAIN AND ONLY CEASPS WBEV >. THE CURTAIN FALLS ON THE L*r*ACT. SO PATRONS ARE KINDLY W s, QUESTED TO BE IN THEIR SEato ■-' « PUNCTUALLY. IB , ; ? NEXT PRODUCTION. Monday, Tuesdav and Wednesday -•'► C For Three Niehts Only). "THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." • "v; ; Box Plan at Wildrnan and Arej's. Day V" Sales at Coleman's. Prices: 4s. ss, 2a 1/ * •'* Plus Tax. No Ear'y Doors. *■ ifl ' «• ST. BENEDICT'S BALL " H TOWN HALL, . 4'% _____ TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). , S "QUZZ AHM 9 : ||§ Dancing. g QT. BENEDICT'S CLUB SOCIAL. c| THE EVENT OF THE DANCING SEASON. . W Q.RAND pLAIN AND "fiANCT 'V;'| a • ; ALL. . | . TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (Thursday). \;f| FOUR PRIZES TO VALUE £35. J-| Lillis's Orchestra, 10 Instruments. ."ir '• • Dancing 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. - ■*!? -■ ' "V-^1 Fancy Costumes to be judged by Mrs. I ; Hobin 'Smith and" Caughey). Miss Huriev '? jj MJohn Court, Ltd.). Mr. Geo. C-urt (Gee. £ 3 Court's Big Store), Mr. "Williams v Milne and '-**! m Choyce). Prizes on view at L. Eady aad ■■'':£{ - Son, Ltd., Queen Street. .-\S Admission: ' Gents, 7s 6d- Ladies, ssi • -M _ Double Ticket, 103 6d: Spectators, Is 6d, -.[¥ Limited number of Tickets on Sale at Wildmad and Arey's. . '."i " T. M. LILLIS, Hon. See. . - — '■■ ' ' "' " '' ' = ;f|l Teachers of Dancing. 3 i ; : '■ — — :'I '- "S/TAC'S Academy.—We have taught thous- vl 4 -ixL ands: we can teach yon. Ballroom, ■■'■'% stage dancing. ■ Lessons any —France • <'- m j St., Newton, ' r^% Teachers o! Music. f ELOCUTION. Musical • Monologues, Beci- <'. tikis. Sketches, Plays.Mrs. Arthur ' -S 14 Griffiths, 103, . Grafton Road. .1 Press: .." One of New Zealand's most sac- 5 cessful teachers." . ■ .;;-: Restaurants and Tearooms. j?| f(HSAP FISH jMEA La. M A Meat. at Sanfoxd'a, f .G.P.0., h■ ' it l delightfuL Beautiful. cleats; well ventilated "| I rooms. 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