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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17985, 10 January 1922, Page 10

Amusemeuts. | A WORTH WHILE SHOW. WORTH .WHILE SHOW. SO SAYS THE PRESS. READ WHAT THEY SAY. i Excerpts from Wellington Dailies: A. SHOW WORTH WHILE- " Southwood's English Q.P. Company, which opened at the concert chamber last ovening, does not vise the initial letters without good reason. They stand for ' Quality Performers,' which describes them neatly and without placing any undue strain upon the verities. In brief, on last evening's performance, the company is the BEST ALLROUND MODERN COSTUME COMEDY CO. SEEN.IN WELLINGTON. It mingles smart healthy humour, clever sketches, opera, a high-grade of vocalism, up-to-the-moment jaw dancing and the BEST JAZZ BAND WE HAVE .HEARD in easy and effective relationship in a moat entertaining manner.' —The Dominion, Thursday, December 22, 1021. BRIGHT AND HAPPY. SHOW. "The entertainment given last evening, when the company opened a four-weeks season at the concert chamber, Town Hall, was bright and snappy—a'* first-rate show. Q.P. stands for 'Quality Performers,' Mid the initials arc quite well justified, for THE SHOW IS QUITE WORTH WHILE."Evening Post, Thursday, Decomber 33, 1921. A TALENTED COMBINATION. " The programme starii no individual performer, although there is distinctive talent in each. THE DRESSING IS ON A LAVISH SCALE; and one puised to wonder at the number of changos the leaders underwent during the ovening. THE MOTIF THROUGHOUT IS CLEANLINESS in humour—one could, without trepidation, advise mothers, daughters and sisters, however severe itheir susceptibilities, to go there and enjoy I themselves-"—The Times, Friday, December "3, 1921. COMING! COMING! SOUTHWOOD'S ENGLISH SOUTHWOOD'S ENGLISH SOUTHWOOD'S ENGLISH QUALITY PERFORMERS QUALITY PERFORMERS QUALITY PERFORMERS (QUE-FEES FOR SHORT). 17 WORLD-FAMED AND 17 17 TALENTED ARTISTS 17 Presenting a Series of Musical Costume Comedy Revues. Now the Rage of London and New York. FULL PARTICULARS SHORTLY. Direction: Southwood's Ideal Attractions, Ltd.

Commercial Colleges. THE fjUTARTIN •DUSINESS TNSTITUTE, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS, CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND. Managing Principal: MRS, D, G. MARTIN. (For the- last Three Years Principal of . the Remington College, Auckland). PREMISES: For ventilation, light, and sanitation the Coljego premises are unsurpassed. Inspection invited. EQUIPMENT: Tn buying the Equipment for tho Institute Mrs. Martin has selected ■what, in the light of her knowledge and experience, she considers to be the finest machines of their kind :— Tho Silent L. C. Smith Typewriter: The machine of machines—a millionaire manufacturer's hobby. The Wales Visible Adder: The last word in Adding Machines. The Gestetner Rotary Cyclostyle: The work now being done at the Institute on this machine ia a revelation in duplicating. Students' of the Institute combine instruction on these machines with the Acquisition of a, knowledge of how 1o oper&ta others, • SCHOLARSHIPS: Tho Examination will be held on MONDAY and TUESDAY, January. 18 and i 7. Entrance Forms, which may bo hid on application, received up to THURSDAY EVENING, January 12. : FIRST TERM begins January 28. Intending Students are invited to enrol as soon as they return from their holidays, in order to facilitate the completion of arrangements for the year's work. Mrs. Martin is in attendance at the Institute' between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily except Saturdays, when she leaves at 12 noon. Prospectus on Application. P.O. Box >I£OS. Telephone 2732 A. TIT-HERE WILL 1923 FIND YOU? "PILLING A SUBORDINATE OR A SUPERIOR pOSITION? You have expectations—you hope to, hold a really good position one day. Are you prepared? ,It rests with yourself whether you remain at tho beck and call of others, or others be at your beck and call. If you are ambitious and determined yon can succeed. For 24 years we have specialised in equipping men for responsible executive positions. OUR STUDENTS' SUCCESS IS ASSURED. Send for particulars of our Course in •pOOK-KEEPING OR ACCOUNTANCY OR i AW. ' Say just which interests you, and write Tc-day. TTEMINGWAT AND J)OBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LIMITED, UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS ST. E„ P.O. BOX 516. AUCKLAND. ENGINEERING-AIM HIGH-Don't aim at easy targets; in tho great game of life it doesn't pay, too many do it—millions of them. FORTUNE accompanies FORESIGHT, so enroll now for a course of inSTURROCK'S SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. HELLABY'S BUILDINGS. QUEEtf ST.. AUCKLAND. Prospectus FREE. Educational. rpE AROHA COLLEGE. REOPENS FEBRUARY 7. Fees (inclusive), in advance, £85 per term. Ideal surroundings. Grounds, 100 acres. Careful individual teaching. Prospectus on application to Principal, '~r*~** ' " Dress and Fashion. s

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