Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17283, 6 October 1919, Page 12

: Amusements. ' \ | •CTIS' ' TMJ-AJESTY'S THEATRE.: y" '' TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), QCTOBER f? '- ONE NIGHT ONLY. •: p RAND YMNASTIC SPLAY BY T EONARD Q. WILSON J (Director Leys Institute Gymnasium). AND pOPILS. PROGRAMME: 1. Overture - Orchestra 2. Phantom Marching - - Ladies' Squad 3. Muscular Posing and Control - - - Leonard G. Wilson 4. Wand Drill Ladies' Squad 5. Musical Monologue - - Mary McKenzie 6. Gymnastics ----- Ladies' Squad 7. Humorous Item .... Alan McElwain 8. Physical Drill --------- Boys from St. Stephen's Maori College, under Mr. Sir.ythe 9. Weight Lifting - - Leonard G. Wilson. Interval. Entr'acte Orchestra 10. Acrobatic Speciality - Wilson and Hunter 11. Pyramids Boys from St. Stephen's Maori College, under Mr. Smy the 12. Parallel Bar ------ Men's Squid 13. Vaulting Horse ----- Men's Squad 1 14. Violin Sclo E. G. Parker 15. Horizontal Bar Men's Squad r 16. Humorous Item ... Alan HcElwain " 17. Trapeze and Roman Rings - Men's Sauad Box Plan, Wildman and Arey's. now open. Day Sales Coleman's, H.M. Arcade. Prices: 3s. 2s, Is (plus tax). GOODY w -QHOES ." OODY AWO-OHOES." BOS PLANS for the FIRST SIX NIGHTS of the Ten Nights' Season, also for the FIRST TWO MATINEES (Saturday Next and Wednesday Week) will be Opened at Wildman and Arey's at EIGHT O'CLOCK THURSDAY MORNING NEXT. TTTS I*TAJESTY'S THEATRE. DIRECTION: J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Touring Manager: Charles Berkeley, a, Commencing SATURDAY A FTERNOON "\TEXT. aturday -Afternoon ii EXT. Also, SATURDAY TVriGHT "\TEXT. ATURDAY , iYIGHT i.\EXT, And Following Nina Nights\ CHILDREN to MATINEES HALF-PRICE All Parts (Except Late Door Gallery). J. C. WILLIAMSON'S COLOSSAL PANTOMIME. GOODY TWO - a HOES. OODY i- WO - ©HOES. ' a OODY TWO-QHOES" OODY IWO-IJHOES," " CL OODY WO- QHOES.'' " VTOODY XWO - OHOES." " GOODY TWO - OHOES." •' OODY Iwo-Ohoks." GOODY TWO - QHOES." OODY J- WO - £SHOES," Comprising NINETEEN STUPENDOUS SCENES - NINETEEN STUPENDOUS SCENES Interpreted by A SUPER -BRILLIANT CAST A SUPER BRILLIANT CAST Including : Dorothy Hastings Arthur Stisant Maggie Dickinson Sydney Yates Toby Claude Charles Howard Floie Allan Arthur Elliott Maude Gray Stanly Odgers Beryl Joyce Gus Bluett Madeline Harrison Herbert Walton FRED WALTON. In His Wonderful Novelty. :\ "THE TOY SOLDIER." [ JEWEL'S MARIONETTE CIRCUS. , In Their Remarkable Achievement, "CIRCUS DAY IN TOYLAND." ' The Greatest of all Pantomime Act*, THE KENNA BROTHERS, In Their World-famed Speciality, "BY AEROPLANE TO THE NORTH POLE. - Pinnacle of Pantomime Perfection. The BEST in COMEDY. The BEST in MELODY. The BEST in SPECTACLES. The BEST in BEAUTY. . The BEST in GORGEOUSNEBS. 1 The BEST in PRODUCTION. The BEST in ARTISTRY. Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls. 73: Back Stalls (Early Doors), 4s 6d; Buck Stalls (Late Doors). 3a 6d; Gallery (E«rlv • Doors). 2s 6d; Gallery (Late Doors), Is fed (All Plus Tax.) DECORATE your motor with a bunch of Roses on Friday, the 10th, and shove 5 your sympathy with the work of the St. John Ambulance Association. . TJIANOS by best maKers.—All prices, ca?a - -I- V terms. Inspect. —F. Moore Tiani Co.. Customs Street East. BUY Roses Buy Roses, Buy Rose? on Fn , day. The money is for thcv,St. Jobr • Ambulance Association. Teachers of Dancing. r ——— !- MISS SPENCER, Teacher of Dancing - : " -I'*- Adult and Juvenile Classes. Priva',. ■> Lessons by appointment.—Terms. 25, Vincen' Si. 'Phone 2237. pLINCHES CYCLE TYRES are made bj' THE NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO. and are guaranteed six. nin's, twelve/ an* _ fifteen months. Sold everywhere. Li MEW 7EALASD TT E AI, * AND AUCKLAND -yyEKKLY pjEWS. ?. New Zealand Hek\l», 9d per delivered in town and suburbs. Casual copies 2d each. 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Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements must be in writing. — All copy and instruciio&s should be written distinctly in ink. . The Proprietors do not hold selves — responsible for non-insertion of advertise- ? ments through accident or from other causes, or for error in the publication of any ad vet- — tLsement. of - TELEPHONES: 5: Advertising and Commercial, 129, 178; Job „ Printing Order Office. 2890: Publishing, M; -t' Editorial. 229; Reporters. 3693; Editor ** Wkbklt News and Photographic, 229. — Address ■ communications to Wilson and it ' Hortotj. P.O Box 32. Auckland. r.» Wai'kato Branch: Ward Street. Hamilton.