Page 14 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17597, 9 October 1920, Page 14

r— —— . .■■■■'■•■ ; ""--. •"""':". ' . ,-_ , I -. Amcseroeats. . -,_."■ _ ' ' ——— —;■ .. ...■.•■.■.- .'• "TIGER ROSE." BOX PLANS;:'-; •. - S rTIGER ROSE." BOX PLAAt>. | .; THE BOX PLANS' FOR THE SEASON *M '0?our more nights only), ARE NOW OP£J« AT LEV/IS BADY'S (opp. Theatre). TTIS MAJESTY'S rpHBAT^S. Direction - - - - I. and S. Tsit. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, . 1 And Following THREE Nights Only. ] - AT 8 O'CLOCK. .3. AND N. TAIT Present the Great Emotional Actress, MARIE ILKA. r MARIE ILKA. In -the Sensational Drama, in Three Acts. "TIGER ROSE.** "TIGER ROSE." "TIGER ROSE." A Thrilling Tale of the Great Canadian North-West. AS A STORY. AS A SPECTACLE. AS A PLAY. Of marvellous power and colour. "Tiger Roee is the finest dramatic aoJiiavement of a decade, "TIGER ROSE." " TIGER ROSE." Interpreted by a Brfll-ant Company. Every member of which is ENTIRELY NEW TO AUCKLAND. The play that sets a new standard is dramatic production. THE WONDERFUL STORM SCENE. THE POETIC COMING OF THE DAWN. " Tiger Rose ** is a vivid, grasping, realistio story, staged by a, master-hand with a passion for detail. In her finely-sustained emotional iioenea Miss Ilka rises to heights seldom attained. Additional interest is lent by all the artists feeiner "spatially.. ■isijgpoited-ior>-tri^^b«wr~ >^*fJ — A STREAM OF EMOTION. LOVE. AND MYSTERY. D.C. and 0.5.. 7s: Back Stalls. 3s 6d; Gallery, Is <sd. Early Doors to Back Stalls and Gallery. Is ' extra. (All prices .plus tax). Day Sales at Coleman's. H-M Theatre Arcade CEASON — BOX PLANS. jDEVUE REASON — BOX PLANS. ' THE BOX PLANS for the FIRST SIX" NIGHTS OF "THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY " WILL BE OPENED AT LEWIS EADY'S, TUESDAY MORNING NEXT. ■JJIS .TTAJESTY'S rpHEATRE. Direction - • - - J. C. Williamson, Lid, BRILLIANT REVUE SEASON. BRILLIANT REVUE SEASON. Commencing THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 14. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Present, for the First ' Time here, a REVUSICAL COMEDY DE LUXE, REVUSICAL COMEDY DE LUXE. Being the Adventures of Lucifer Bing and his cousin, Potiier Bing, in America. TWO ACTS AND NINE SCENES OF . JOYOUSNESS. THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY. THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY. THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY. FOR THE FIRST 6 NIGHTS, Interpreted by a SUPER BRILLIANT CAST,. Including the following Famous Artists: — leannie Hartley. Dave Dr&min, Reginald ■ Roberts, Phil Smith* Lucie Cuter. Leslie Victor, Gwen Ives. Charles Howard, Phylis Ameryx Mel Ward. Muriel Hudson, Edith Drayson. Maggie Dickinson, Primrose Caryl], Gus Bluett. Myrtle Power, Harry Paultoh, Emma Temple, Sydney Culver, Fr«nk Greene, William Lockhart, • _ Dan . Agar. THE BLNG BOYS ON BROADWAY. THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY, .THE-^BES&^BOSS^ON -BROADWAY. - H MUSICAL COMEDY, SPARKLING REVUB SENSATIONAL SPECTACLE. Produced by George A. Highland. SECOND PRODUCTION OF SEASON. Also for the First Time Here, THE PASSING SHOW OF 1920. THE PASSING SHOW OF 18W. THE PASSING SHOW OF 1920. ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST REVUE EVER. D.C. and 0.5., 9d; Back Stalls, 3s 8d; Gallery, Is 7<L Early Doors to Back Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices include Tax. TTJ A 5? ~~ B ~D FOUR LITTLE GIRLS, Between 6 and 8 Years of A?e. Must Sing. Apply Stage Door, H.M. v Theatre, MON-' , DAY MORNING NEXT. v . J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. <y > c : , ■'"*? Dancing. GREY LYNN SOCIAL.—St, Benedict's Hall, Tuesday, October 12. Euchre and Dance. 8 p.m. In aid of Miss Ivy Priest's Cand.dature. Euchre prizes: A Turkey and a" Ham. Tickets. Is 6d. MODERN DANCE CLUB. Mason-c Hall. Belgium Street. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, 8-11 SHARP. Lillis' Orchestra. - Ladies Is; Gent.'s, la id. . T. M LILLIS. Hon- Sep. ORANGE HALL. NEWTON.—Combined Orange Socials. Tuesday, October 12, 8-U. Final Long Evening, October 26. Ladies. Is. Gents.. _jg 6d. ST. BENEt-ICT'S HALL. EAST STREEI. ST. BENEDICT'S CLUB SOCIALS. , EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Dancing. Bto 11 pjn. Morrow's Orchestra. _ , P. J. McCABE, Hon. Sue Ladies. Is. Gent's, Is 6d. Teachers of Dancing. MAC'S Dancing Academy.— Patrons specially catered for; lessons any hour.—Beresford and Pitt Sts . Newton. MAC'S Dancing Academy. Thou- ' sands; can teach you. Lessens any —Beresford and Pitt Sts.. Newton. TiflSS LILLIS' DANCING CLASS, lit MASONIC HALL. BELGIUM ST^ Every Saturday Afternoon at 2.30. Dances taught include One-step, etc. - Pr'vate tuition arranged. MISS LAURIE KTNGSLAND JAZZ, ONE-STEP. ETC. CLASS. SATURDAY. 8 p.m. BEGINNERS: THURSDAY, 8 p.m. Private tuition. Day or evening. (Pupils please note change of address.) 6, DURHAM ST.. Tel. 2637. Opp. Grosvenor Tea Rooms. I ■VTEW ZEALAND HERALD AND AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. N.Z. .am. Is per week, delivered in town and suburbs. Prepaid, posted wi*Vra New Zealand. 19a per Quarters £3 JOs per annum *^ Auckland Weekly News: Prepaid. 71« cd per quarter; £2 per annum 8 N.Z. am: .Small prepaid advertisements under cl&ssilied headings, 16 words 1* per insertion; 2s 6d three consecutive insertions; 21 words 1? 6d per insertion, 4e thre» consecutive insertions; 30 words 2s 3d per insertion, 8s 3d three consecutive insertions BniTH Notices. 2s 6d per insertion - doctors' or nurses names. Is each name extra. Marbiagb, Death, Bkbeatejeest and Is Mkmosiam. Notices. 2b ed per insertion for the first six Imes (36 words). 6d per line tor additional space. Ftjuebai. Notices Is extra. These announcements must bo" signed by the advertiser. Contract rates on application. Replies to Advertisements will be received at the Office of the HebalO. receives The Proprietors do not, hold themseN** responsible for non-insertion of monte through accident or from other causes, or for error in the' publication, of *nS Advertisement. TELEPHONES; Advertising and Commercial 129, 173- Job Printing Order Office. 2890; Publishing, 14; Editorial, 229? Reporters. 8693.- Editor Weekly News and Photographic 229 I Address Communications to Wilson aad Horton. P.O. Box 32. Auckland. " Waikate Branch: Ward Street. Hamilton.