Page 20 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18577, 8 December 1923, Page 20

■EVERYBODY'S. To Book JCJVERYBODY'S. 'Phone EVERYBODY'S. 4403 or at EVERYBODY'S. Theatre. . _ Sessions: 12, 3. 4, .8. 8. V'; , ... ANOTHER EXCELLENT PROGRAMME, Headed by a Splendid Photoplay, " ''' Entitled " ARE you : ?A « "FAILURE?" "iItRE XOU A F AILURE?" : "ARE ; YOU ; A ■* FAILURE?" "ARE YOU. A FAILURE?" ,* :. Starring :. J~ r -> LLOYD HUGHES and MADGE BELLAMY LLOYD HUGHES and MADGE BELLAMY TOM SANTSCHI Amd Others of Note. A Comedy Drama of •\7-OUTH. T OVE, AND QTRUGGLE. 1 OUTH, XJOVE, AND STRUGGLE. A Clean, Wholesome Story. You Feel Brighter and Better for having seen it. IT PUTS NEW LIFE INTO ONE. If at first you don't succeed—See the Picture. " Are vou a FAILURE?" "iIRE lOU a -Failure?" With A BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF COMEDY. LATEST GAZETTE, AND SCENIC STUDY. Day' Piano and Organ, Night Orchestra. QUEEN'S THEATRE, UEEN'S X HEATIiE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. NOW SHOWING. g NOTABLE FEATURES. 0 PARAMOUNT PRESENTS CECIL DE MILLE'S FASHION EXTRAVAGANZA. " I FORBIDDEN T?RUIT." "I 1 ORBIDDEN X RUIT." " FORBIDDEN FRUIT." " FORBIDDEN FRUIT." Fea.turing A GNES A YRES. Agnes Ayres. It's a Paramount at its Best. CORRINE n RIFFITHS ORRINE VTRIFFrrHS In a Sensational, Railway Story. "/TVHE QINGLE rpRACK." " 1 HE INGLE RACK." " THE SINGLE TRACK." " THE . SINGLE TRACK." CHARLIE rtHAPLIN. HARLIE v^HAPLIN. In The ttotel IX - UP " he Hotel MIX-UP." 'Phone MIA for Reserves. ' . P OF AUCKLAND. Town tjall, own Jllall, qXJ-NIGHT (SATURDAY), O-NIGHT (SATURDAY). AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT 8 O'CLOCK. QAKOL ON CERT. MUNICIPAL CHOIR Will Sing— MUNICIPAL CHOIR Will Sing— " A Child This Day " - - Traditional. " The Bethlehem Shepherds " Traditional. " Evening Pastoral© " - - - - Shaw. " Hallelujah " ----- Beethoven. " The Dawn of the New Year " Old Air. " Bethlehem ------- Gounod. ' "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing " i■ > ■ . Mendelssohn. " Hallelujah Chorus " from " Messiah " Handel. MISS CLARICE BUCKMAN Will Sing— MISS CLARICE BUCKMAN Will Sing- " Come Unto Him " (Messiah) Handel. " Th© Lord, is my Light Allitsen. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT (City Organist) will play— " Pastorale " ....... Bach. " Offertoire on Two Noels " Guilmanfc. " Rondino" - - Beethoven, Kre : *ler. " Christmas Offertoire " Lefebure-Wely. Choir Organist -* MR. F.DGAR RANDAL. Accompanist - MR. LEO WHITTAKER. ADMISSION SIXPENCE. ADMISSION SIXPENCE., J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. TOWN "ppvLL {~<ONCERT QH AMBER fiSSSS Nil?: Dig: as, AT 8 P,M. AT 8 F.M. POPULAR RECITAL BY SINGERS AND POPULAR RECITAL BY SINGERS AND PIANISTS. PIANISTS. From MR. BARRY CONEY'S STUDIO. MR. BARRY CONEY'S STUDIO. A SPLENDID AND VARIED PROGRAMME. PROGRAMME NEXT SATURDAY. Admission: 2s (Plus Tax). Box Plan at Messrs. Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd., December 12. EXHIBITIONS.. CAMERA CLUB. (Incorporated). AT CLUB ROOMS, HOLLAND'S. 39. VICTORIA ST. W. •pXHIBITION OF INTER-CLUB PHOTOGRAPHS. From the Nine Leading Clubs of New Zealand. Admission Free. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 10 to 12. MONDAY, 1 to 4.30 aT EXHIBITION. Prior to being shown in London, an EXHIBITION OF THE PAINTINGS Of M R R S- H EL " Will be held in the ' gOCIETY OF QALLERY, KITCHENER STREET. On WEDNESDAY NEXT. December 12 to December 19, trom 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. UPWARDS OF 60 LANDSCAPE AND FIGURE SUBJECTS. Including many recent. New Zealand and Fijian, Works. , ADMISSION FREE. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. TT-EALY'S BOOKSHOP. 21. SHORTLAND STREET vOpp. Star Office). BOOKS FOR XMAS GIFTS. Just Opened: New Stocks of Annuals. Picture Books, and Juvenile Literature, suitable for Prizes or Gifts. The beat value obtainable. Inspection Invited. i~ - .. . . . —' TEACHERS OF MUSIC AND ELOCUTION "^LOCUTION.— Gladys M. Pees. 188, Sy- -*-« mondn Street.—Pupila enrolled 1924 k interview* Wsd&osdaya. Fridaya,