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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18578, 10 December 1923, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ' , ■. < Hi! MSflra^TSf" Lease*. ---J. C. WILLUWBON, iL ] LAST a NIGHTS ■ LAST 2 NTrw* * LIST 2 NIGHTS LAiligg|i,; OF THE SEASON. ■■-;. : OF THE SEASON; TO-NIGHT -AT 8 - TO-NIGHT And TO-MORROW EVENING FAREWELL FAREWELL To ■ ,;.'■._ ENGLAND'S PEERLESS ACTRESS MISS GERTRUDE TILT into.' IBS VJeRTRUDE MISS GERTRUDE fttt)^ MISS GERTRUDE ELLiDTT' And Her ' COMPLETE LONDON COMPAKv COMPLETE LONDON COMPANY* - Positively the Last Two PerfoVn^L . in Auckland of the Smart. UrtSSSSfi -"'' Brilliant. Witty, and Laughable £«!£& ' ENTER MADAME" * '" * , NTER JJXaDAME" • - I ENTER MADAME." •• Acclaimed on Saturday Night by - . 'J Packed House as One of the F Jn "" J '. j Comedy Successes in Yeais * : ' ;i *-*l GERTRUDE ELLIOTT . - GERTRUDE ELLIOTT ,1 "MADAME LISA DELLA ROBBIA* 3 One ? the Moat Notable Roles tS« •, -.i Gifted Artiste has yet presented to V; l Auckland Audiences. "A PRICES: D.C. and R.S.. 6s Cd ; silk S« Gd: Gallery. la 6d. Early Stalls i.--J Early Gallery, 6d extra (all plus tax).' 8/r =d] BOX PL A: AT LEWIS R. EADY Attn'"-vl MAN'S ' DAY SALES AT C® : Breathes there a man with soul so dead " "' Who never to himself hath said, ' ' ',' J "This is my own, my native land"? v | BUT, HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW OF IT? 4 NOW „ ' You have the opportunity of a lif»tima ■'- '' • I to FIND out all about it " ' ' \| IN THE UNIQUE PICTURE •' , - : TO BE SHOWN AT JJIS MAJESTY'S q\PEATBE.? \ Ifossee: J. C. WILLIAMSON. '.- "' ''~^h FOR A SEASON OF f THREE NIGHTS ONLY. -"^ THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing .; , ■ .» WEDNESDAY NEXT. DECEMBER « AND TWO FOLLOWING NIGHTS. * • BEAUTIFUL WONDERFUL! "ATEW /7EA.LAND TN -irvn M " ew Zealand In JLW MINUTES." , INUTES." "NEW ZEALAND IN 100 MINUTES" ' " NEW ZEALAND IN 100 MINUTES " V.-:^ NEW ZEALAND IN 100 MINUTES." -■* NEW ZEALAND IN 100 MINUTES.'*. ' | Taupo. Wairakei. Rotorua. Wairoa. Waikaremoana, Morere, Te Ringi, Mount Cook, " *? Fiordland, Wanganui River, Milford Sonnd, Buller Gorge, Waitomo Caves, etc. la fact, the most comprehensive tour of eat ,' \-I beautiful Dominion ever taken. Including . the pictures recently taken at . \ TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARE. Never-ending variety, continuous, every -, i moment full of interest and excitement. -1 The ch &apest tour you will ever have. ■* \~ MR. J. E. WINSLOE ' I MR. J. E. WINSLOE j Will be your guide and describe each lad, .' 'i every, point of interteiit on the tour. Tfc«"- - j Pictures and Lecture are to be presented * at the Empire Exhibition in London. 1924, , -j by authority of the Government Publicity , j Department. ,' SEE THE PICTURES 1 That London will Rave About.. : . NOT A MERE SCENIC. ' ', But an Historical Event. , 1 PRICES: Dre?s Circle, 3s; 2s and Is (pins * \ tax). Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Lid. , r '. Representative W. Surrell. ■ >V; TTIS ' Tk/TAJESTY'S* rFHEATBB. ■-j ■V ' ■■{■':■ "'■ ■'• /h'.'r '■■'-^ DIRECTION: «T. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.). 4 LTD ? Commencing * SATURDAY -fcTEXT. , f ATURDAY IN EXT. S3ATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. INITIAL PRODUCTION IN AUCKLAND", i ."'.■■ ..-';■■ ■■■'■'; Of the Famous "rpHE -DEGGAR'S i^pera." " AHE -Deggar-s wpera." " the beggar's OPERA." I By Mr. Gay. '",,.■ /jj -" ■• : The Opera the World has Witnessed : For Two Centuries. "YEOLDE ENGLISH BALLADS. W ' • ' i "YE OLDE ENGLISH BALLADS." THE MUSIC IS EXQUISITE,. the play is Charming. ;> Here at last is the real "Merrie England" . -~* of which we have read, but never seen. Gay turned this music to his purpose, and used : '-'-" J .'; it to accompany hie great satire on the cor- ', - ruption of his age. > . THIS IS THE MOST NATURAL - f ;^p| . OPERA IN THE WORLTc ? AND now IN ITS FOURTH YEAR of CONTINUOUS SUCCESS IN LONDON. ' ' A MIGHTY STRANGE PLAY. . -S THE GENTLEMAN. . THE BEGGAR. THE HIGHWAYMAN. FULL OPERA, CHORUS AND t ORCHESTRA. |f The Box Plans open next .Wednesday at . Lewis B. Eady and Son, Ltd.' ' ' ,' \~ Prices: D.C.;and R.S., 7s; Stalls, as 6d; '| Gell»ry Is 6d; Early Door Stalls, la extra; Gallery 6d extra. (All plus tax.) li Representative -;-\- . . '» W. A. Low DANCING. "JAZZING—TO-NIGHT, ST. BENEDICTS, j O: ■•■•'■.'.• And Every Monday. ''■ r:< 3 ; Also. Novelty Prizes., Full Orchestra, .■ j J Ladies, Is. Gents., Is 6d. . : -'- ■ '.. ■■" A. AMOS, PioP-^ DI XI ELAND CABARET. • \ ..•nil .^: ; s '"' :: '-'' ,: - ■■:: • , ■ ■ if Bookings Have Commenced For Our Great :Mi :-v CHRISTMAS CABARET. i M DECEMBER 24, MONDAY—B-12.— each".'sll DECEMBER 26, WEDNESDAY—B-lr-7« 6d each. --.■■'" '..'-J .•■■:..."''J3 DECEMBER 27. THURBDAY-*l3. -6* '||| DECEMJBER 28, FRIDAY—B-ISl.—ss each, "H DECEMBER 28, FRIDAY—B-ia—Ss each. DECEMBER 29, SATURDAY — 8-12. 5s S DECEMBER 51. MONDAY—B-I.— fid each. - . ■ ■-; YOU CAH BOOK FOR ANY OF THESE DATES AT DIXIELAND. Just 'Phone 1555. '" BURNNAND'S Professional Orchestra and Concert Band.—Office, 236. Queen St. fc 'Phones 734 A, ffJffl (4. rings). '■■■■~.■■■ ,y GW. BOWES. Bandmaster. Third ■ Mounted Rifles; Bands and Orchestras ; s;VJ{ —Inquiries at Lillicrap's, Queen xM St. ■■■■■■-• | ■ TEACHERS OF DANCINQ, 1 LATEST . Ballroom Dances thoroughly taught.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30, p almerston Buildings, opp. G.P.O. ■■ ■'.;-" NEW ZEALAND HERALD V. ll: AND ."i'.v: AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. . 'f. N.Z. Herald: 9d per week, delivered in vj. town and suburbs. Prepaid, posted within f, New Zealand, 12s 6d per quarter; £2 5s per annum. , ;■■; t Auckland Wkeklt News: Prepaid, 10* O: per quarter: £1 15s per annum. _~ i-S N.Z. Herald- Small prepaid advertisements under classified headings, 15 words 'Is, m per insertion, 2s 6d three consecutive inser- • ,\$ tions ; 20 words Is 9d per insertion, te m, j three consecutive insertions; 25 words 2*"60 lUsgj per insertion, 7a three consecutive inser- { *£ tions, .ixlt Replies bearing nom-de-pnvmes or initials i only, care of post office, art' not delivered ■ . < by the Postal Department. . ; Replies to advertisements will be received > at the office of the Hbualp, and. if neces-V:: sary, forwarded on to the advertissr. • -fyM Birth Notices, 2s 6d per insertion; - doctors' or nurses' names Is each name - , -j t extra. Marriage, Death, Bereavemeut. ;\.,ji and Ih Mbkoriah Notices. 2s 6d per insertion of 30 words. If in excess of 30 words, : ,:- ; 9d per line of Ave words . oxtra. These ~:;•«. announcement? must be signed by *°* .;, advertiser. ■'.■■■■ ,;'■'.. ,; ■/'■:..'':: A' Contract rates on application. ,~ J^^i The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of advertisements .; through accident or from . ov«« _ ; caiases. or for error in the publication « any advertisement. ■ .*■ ■•; *° ™ TELEPHONES: .„ =Ji Advertising and Commercial: 129. jra: ,; Job Printing Order Office Pnbhshinf?. a 14; Editorial. 229; Reporters, r. .. W'tKKLt News and Photogiraphic, m. Address Communications to- Wilson ato Horton, P.O. Box 32, Auckland. . '; Waikato Branch: Victoria Street (nest M ;-:| P. 0.), Hamilton. <-' . . :^ London Office: M. Flee*- Street. .