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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18662, 19 March 1924, Page 16

amusements. IS! OIIIa Honll Diitection: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. MATINEE. . TODAY TO-DAY — 2.30 , TO-DAX. 6d. Is, 2S. Plus l "- TO-NIGHT — 8 — TO-NIGHi. , Rousing Reception. Every Performance. QTIFFY AND TV/TO--IJTIFFY AND i-'J-O. In their New Revue, "lie Sailors.-' P When out for a treat I [ Any time you would go, I 1 Book early your aat I I To see Stiffy end Mo - —! ELL /"iRANE. ELL OraNE. London Principal Boy, Singer of Stirring Chorus Songs. /-IESTKIA. lip STRIA Jnggler and Acrobat and 6l«m-Comedian. ' CAMPBELL Biol:: Uampbell -ORGS.. Masterly Performers in Concertina Playing and Introducing Umaue Dancing. The Amazing•OALTOS. B ALTOS. ALTOS, In their Famous Balancing Feats. Artistic "Musical Succe of ___ Folies Bllflll Quartette. Inimitable Ensemble Playing. Classical and Popular Items in. Unique Rendering. PRICES: Is, "2s, 2s 6d, 3s, plus tax. i BOX PI AN at Ltewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd.. till 5 p.m.; after, at Theatre. Phone 1595. 4 \ PATRON: Hie Excellency the Governor- ' General, Viscount Jellicoe. Grand ataval and MM?' RAND IN AVAL and liV-IILITARY PAGEANT. AGEANT. "THE ARMY THROUGH THE AGES.;' " THE ARMY THROUGH THE AGES. "THE ARMY THROUGH THE AGES. "THE ARMY THROUGH THE AGES." DOMAIN, MARCH 26, 27. 28. AND 29, 1924, AT 7.45 P.M. GRAND SECONDARY SCHOOL GRAND SECONDARY SCHOOL DISPLAY. DISPLAY. SATURDAY, MARCH 29. 1924. at 2 p.m. Some; (Only) Some of the Gems: — CANNONIERS OF THE 14th CENTURY. With their weird weapons and quaint drill. JOUSTING BEFORE QUEEN ELIZABETH. Knights in Shining Armour on Gaily Caparisoned Prancing Steeds. THE OLD GUARD OF 1790. , , j With their gorgeous Scarlet Tunica, Cocked Hats, and Old-fashioned Firelocks. SOME OF THE HISTORICAL PERSONAGES BEING PORTRAYED:— Queen Elizabeth, Joan of Arc, Mary, Queen of Scots, King Harry, Alfred the Great. Drake, Frobishor, Collingwood, Nelson, and many others. THE ARMY OF OLDEN TIMES IN ALL ITS POMP AND MAGNIFICENCE:— Crosebowmen, Archers, Pikemen. Halberdiers, Yeomen of the Guard, Cavaliers, Roundheads, Etc. BRILLIANT LIGHTING. BRILLIANT LIGHTING. ENTRANCING MUSIC ENTRANCING MUSIC By a Band 100 Strong. MAORI FEATURE ITEMS. OLD-TIME DANCES. AN EDUCATTONAL TREAT. HISTORICAL. A RTTSTTO. A RTTC. ENTERTAINING. ENTERTAINING. FUNDS TO HELP YOUR OWN BOYS. FUNDS TO HELP YOUR OWN BOYS. DON'T MISS THIS PAGEANT. ADMISSION; la LECTURES, "PHILE AND ITS NITRATE V-' INDUSTRY." THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, At 8 o'clock, at ST. ANDREW'S HALL. LOWER SYMONDS STREET. AUCKLAND A Lecture., illustrated by 100 Beautiful .Lantern Slides, will be given on the above subject by MR. A. E. STEPHEN. F.C.S.. (of Sydney). Who has recently visited Chile—a country of romance, beauty and wealth. ADMISSION. FREE OF CHARGE. Riven under the auspices of the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association and Technical and Training Colleges, the Auckland Education Board, etc. Of Special _ Interest to Farmers, Horticulturists, Businessmen and the General Public. HEALTHY Humour. Rev. F. E Harry on "A Cure for the Blues." Grange Road, TO-NIGHT, 7.30. Chairman. E. H. Potter, Esq., Mayor of Mount. Eden. Admission, Is. ' — - I DANCING. A USTRALIAN SOCIAL CLUB, i 1 -TO-NIGHT. Masonic Hall Belgium Street. Dancing from Bto 11,. Markwick's Orchestra. M. L. BOURSE, Hon. Sec. pHELTENHAM , Cabaret. Cheltenham v Beach.— Jazs every Tuesday, 8 p.m.; Ladies Is 6d. Gents 2s. BURNNAND'S Professional Orchestra and Concert . Band. —Office, 236, Queen St 'Phones 734 39C9 (4 rings). TEACHERS OF DANCING. Jy£ISS JOHNSON, JJISS JJUTCHENS PHONE 17-21 A. The Ballroom, 1, Omahu Rd„ Remuera. Classes Will Commence— ADULTSBEGINNERS. BALLROOM CLASS. Tuesday. March 18. ADVANCED PRACTICE CLASS. Saturday, March 22. CHILDREN'S JUNIOR CLASS. MONDAY, March 24, 3.15 to 4.15. Private Lessons any. time by Appointment. HAMILTON BRANCH. Under the Direction of Miss Bodley, who is returning from Sydney early in March. Classes will be advertised later. Tl/TISS TWHNE 17"NIGHT * IVJLtss JJaphne JA.NIGHT has returned from Australia and has resumed teaching in Oper- ■ atic, Classical, and latest Ball- " room Dancing in her Dance Studio, 22. Khyber Pass Road, opposite St. Sepulchre's. SPECIAL CLASSES FOR EURHYTHMICS. SPECIAL CONCESSIONS WITH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. J) AN CIN G. OPERATIC. CLASSICAL. AND BALLROOM. MISS DAPHNE" KNIGHT will return from Australia and Resume teaching THIRD WEEK IN MARCH. Studio: 22, KHYBER PASS ROAD. 'Phono 813 A. gCHOOL AND DANCING. 'Phone 851 A. lOu. Synionds St. THE MISSES BERESFORD wii ii fi ave> ?*?V. med . Teaching. Will all those holding invitation cards for last year a Dances kindly apply to Miss Bcresford. removal NOTICES. Tl/TR. CLAUDE H. MOSES DENTIST. Has Removed to SMEETON'S (NOW WINSTONE'S) BUILDINGS (Third Floor). Telephone 1089. Take the Lift. KIOSKS AND TEAROOMS. YOU will thoroughly enjoy your lunch if you have it at Priscilla Tearooms. 86, Queen Street. Dainty Home-cooking. Special Afternoon Teas, 6d. (2.30 to 5 p.m.). Cheapest and Best in City. J