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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18888, 10 December 1924, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. v- < BARGAIN w titatinee rpo-DAY, o on ARGAIN Matinee Jo-day. A Sparkling Vaudeville and Revue 1 rogramme. Full of Interest and Comedy. ; FBS: Olllf HoSil: Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-DAY AT 2.30. TO-NIGHT AT 8. A Brilliant and Artistic Dancing Specialist. ROY /BENNETT. OY VTENNETT. With a Wonderful Pair of Educated Feei. J". TV QUTTON. J . Jej. OUTTON. Clover English Entertainer at ' the Piano. Rosie t>ifle and 'OSIE JttIFLE AND v/o\. In c, Wonderful Exhibition of Sharpstioo'-ins. CARLTON AND T3OSLYN. Carlton and Ivoslyk English Burlesque Artists in a new Act. EVISOX AND TTESTOR, VISON AND JILESTOR. AN ho Deal in Laughter All the Time. F. GAYLE WYER'S BAND T>OX t>evue pompany. AND 15 OX XVEVUE L>OMPANY. A Delightfully Humorous Trifle, telling the story of what a London Fog did for Timothy O'Sullivan, alias Walter CVrnock. (Real Fog, specially imported from Loudon.) " AFTER npHE QTORM." "After IHE vjtorm." Comprising a pot-pourri of genuine humour and delightful musical numbers. FULLERS' POPULAR PRICES: 3s. 2s. and Is. MATINEE, Is Gd, Is and Gd. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., till -1.45 and at Theatre from 5.30. Q IT Y OF A U C K L A N D. MUNICIPAL BAND. The Auckland Municipal Band will render the following High-class Programme of Military Band Music, under the baton of Mr. Christopher Smith, in - the TOWN HALL, Auckland TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), At 8 o'Clock. PROGRAMME. "GOD SAVE THE KING." March, "The While Lancers" (Richardson) Overture, "Poet and Peasant" (Suppe) Descriptive Fantasia, "A Highland Scene" (Moore) Songs—(a) "The Lost Chord" (Sullivan) (b) "Annie Laurie" , (Arranged by Liza Lehmann) Vocalist: MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY. Cornet Solo. "Killarney" (Balfe) Soloist: MR. FRED BOWES. . Selection, "Gondoliers" (Sullivan) " INTERVAL. Spanish March. "Cadiz" (Valverde) Minuetto (by Request) (Boccherini) Songs—(ii) "Three Fishers" . (Hullah) (b) "Lament of Isis" * (Granville Bantock) Vocalist: MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY. Intermezzo-Waltz, "Chanson Bohemienne" (Boldi) Suite, "Three Irish ' Dances" (Ansell) NATIONAL ANTHEM. ; The doors will be opened at 7.15 p.m. Admission to all parts of the hall. Is. Children under ,1G years of age, 6d. J. S. BRIGHAM. • Town Clerk. r— 1 —" ' """ " MEETINGS. gULPHIDE CORPORATION. HEAD OFFICE, LONDON, . CABLE ANNUAL' MEETING WILL B.'S HELD ON DECEMBER 23. PN-- AUCKLAND Y.C.T.U. held f \ jt\. their Christmas SociU. V WEDNESDAY. DEC. 17. Nt \y Y.W.C.A. Club Room. Hearty invitation to Past, and Present Members and friends. Competitions. Supper. Please note change of night, Dec. 1". and place. ' CARNIVALS. ' • PONSONBY f\UEEN /CARNIVAL. ONSONBY WUEEN V^ARNIVAL. CARNIVAL. /CARNIVAL. v./'arnival. Carnival. And -jyj-ONSTER gTREETS QjALA. r AMPS, pONSONBY, THRIDAY JQECEMBER COMMENCING 7 P.M. FULL DECORATIONS. SIDESHOWS. BANDS AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS FUN AND ENJOYMENT FOR ALL. FREE FREE. FREE. FREE. FREE. FREE. C 1 JUMBLE SALE. 1 TUMBLE SALE. BgA'.'iterigß d — Y.W.C.A., UPPER QUEEN STREET. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12. AT 7.30 P.M. BOOTS. HATS. CLOTHING. ODDMENTS. PUBLICATIONS. gTRIKING gERIAL. A TALE OF MYSTERY AND ROMANCE. " H IS F IKAL CHO ICE." " JjMNAL QHOICE." * By ARTHUR APPLTN. Publication of a most intriguing new serial, entitled "Ilis Final Choice," will be commenced in the columns of tho New Zealand Herald on SATURDAY NEXT. The writer. Arthur Applin, author of "The Greater Claim," "The Face on the Screen." "The Woman Who Doubted," and other popular tales, has already attained a prominent place in the regard of all lovers of interesting fiction, who will find his latest effort of absorbing interest. Vibrant with the atmosphere of mystery and intrigue. Kold-fleckcd with romance, and fascinating in its unexpected developments, the story is at the name time a keenly critical and realistic study of human life and human nature, with every character clearly etched, and tho daily instalments will be eagerly await-.\l. "|| IS jpiNAL HOICK." "JJIS F NAL QHOICE." By ARTHUR APPLIN. The opening chapters will be published in ' the columns of the New Zealand Herald ou I SATURDAY NEXT. ! " WHERE TO GARAGE. CIIL.LETT MOTORS. LTD.. Buick Service J Station, 1(50, Albert St. (opp. Town ' Hall). —Modern and well-appointed Garage. I Open ciir.'.iiiuoiisly. , I HAVE your Car nt handiest and best j i.J Garage in town.—Moon Motors Garage, i just below Dixieland, nearly opposite Town Hall. MERSON BROS.. LTD.- Garage. G lenside Crescent, off Upper Syniondi St. Oi)"ii till 11 p.m. ~ DENTISTRY. JR. H. P. BLAKEY, DENTAL SURGEON. (B.v Exam.) Broadway Chambers. Newmarket. Phone 2824. Hou'h: Week Days, 9-5.30. Friday Evenings. 7-0. Other Evenings by Appointment.