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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18897, 20 December 1924, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. COMMENCING COMMENCING BOXING T|AY. OXING J-' AY. WITH MATINEE AT 2.30. I7RIDAY. T\ECEMBER Of? • RID AY. •L'ECEMBER -"0.. MATINEE 2.30. EVENINGS 3 P.M.. DAILY. LOCATED ANZAC AVENUE. CORNER CUSTOMS STREET. —— j" 83. ANNUAL TOUR. I I . I ST. T EON'S /~ITRCUS Ot. EON'S v^IRCUS ST. LEON'S CIRCUS ST. LEON'S CIRCUS I ST. LEON'S CIRCUS ST. LEON'S CIRCUS ST. LEON'S • CIRCUS 3T. LEON'S CIRCUS AND RODEO. O D E O. RODEO. RODEO. R O D E O. R 0 D E O. RODEO. 9A *Rl a PIRCUS 4 CTS. Jd\j JL>iGr vmicus Acts. CLOWNS AND T\UM-MIES. LOWNS AND JLAUMAIIES. FORTY HIGHLY EDUCATED HORSES, PONIES. MULES. DOGS AND MONKEYS. BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH MR. JACK WILLIAMS. ST. LEON BROTHERS WILL PRESENT THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF AUSTRALIAN OUTLAW HORSES AND WILD MULES. INTRODUCING TEN GREAT ! RIDERS. HEADED EY AUSTRALIA'S j CHAMPION. VICTOR COWAN AND WILL ! DODD, WHO HAS TWICE DEFEATED | THE WINNER OF THE WEMBLEY RODEO CHAMPIONSHIP. QT. T EON'S rtIRCUS F?T. -L/EON'S v^ircus ST. LEON'S CIRCUS ST. LEON'S CIRCUS WILL INTRODUCE 10 NEW IMPORTED ACTS. HEADED BY DOOLEY." OOLEY." THE MAN WT*O STANDS ON HTS HEAD ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE AND THFN ST,TT>ES DOWN A W T RE FROM THE TOP OF TT»E HUGE TENT WPn E STANDING ON TTT.s HEAD SEE "DOOLEY." THE DAREDEVIL. TURN KOMFPSAULTS ON THE TIGHT ROPE. NOTE,-LOCATED ANZAC AVENUE. CORNER CUSTOMS STREET. QT. T EON'S • riIRCUS OT. JL/EON'S v^ircus AND "OODEO. And Xvodeo. piTY OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL. QHRISTMAS ' MIGHT. THURSDAY. EVENING NEXT, At 8 o'clock. QRGAN TiECITAL By MR. 'MAUGHAN BARNETT. City Organist. Vocalists— MISS MUXA CALDOW. THE LYRIC QUARTETTE. Admission, Sixpence. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. DIXIELAND CIABARET, IXIELAND VADARET. | . ] Now under the Personal Supervision of i Mr. E. Yates (late Palais de Danse, Hammersmith, Loudon, Exclusive Club, Calcutta. Etc.). THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON. 3 TO 5. AFTERNOON TEA AND DANCING. Admission (Including Tea and Dancing), 2 9 6d. Also, | FINALS OF THE FOX TROT COMPETITION. | TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 8 p.m.—Midnight. A REAL MODERN UP-TO-DATE CABARET ENTERTAINMENT. MISS VERNA BAIN. In New Cabaret Numbers and Dances. Now Carnival Novelties, Notions, Ideas, and Lighting Effects. Admission, ss; Reserves, Is Extra. Music by THE DIXIE FIVE. i The Finest Dauce Combination in N.Z. Preliminary Announcement of our Holiday Programme. Special Nights. ■ XMAS EVE. 8 to Midnight; Admission ss. i BOXING NIGHT. 8.30 to 1 a.m. Admission 7s 6d. | NEW YEAR'S EVE, 8.30 to 2 a.m. Admission 10s Gd. i Reserved List Filling Fast. Don't bo disj .-.nnointpd M»k" VOTTR R»««rvftt''nn NOW. ! RECEPTIONS. rtITT OF A U C K L A N D. I A- PUBLIC RECEPTION Will be Tendered to HIS EXCELLENCY. THE GOVERNOR- 1 GENERAL. GENERAL SIR CHARLES FERGUSSON. BARONET., L.L.D.. K.C.8.. G.C.M.G., D.5.0.. M.V.0., On the Occasion of His First Official Visit to Auckland, at the TOWN HALL. AUCKLAND. I on j TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30. 3924. At 8 P.M. An Address of Welcome will lie presented to His Excellency by His Worship the \ Mayor. Sir James Gunson, C.M.G.. C.8.E., J on behalf of the Citizens of Auckland . Musical items will be rendered by the I City Organist and the Municipal Choir. 1 Doors will bo opened at 7.15 p.m. \ All Citizens aro Cordially Invited to be ; Present. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. j j DANOINO. _ I BURN NAN Professional Orchestra and ! Concert Band.—Office. 236; Queen St. j Phones 734 A. 3969 (4 rings). | TEACHERS OF DANCING. J? XPERT Private Tuition in Ballroom | J Dancing; success guaranteed.—Professor Kellev. 30. Palmerston Bldgs.. opp. ,' U.P.O J ! MISS LAURIE KING SLA XI). Teacher of ■ Ballroom Dancing.—Studio : 8, Belgium; j St. (top Queen St.). Phone 1755. j TEACHERS OF MUSIC & ELOCUTION. I j EDITH M. SHELMERDINE. L.R.A.M.. ' Jj L.T.C.L. (Licentiate of the Royal | Academy of Music, London; Licentiate of j the Trinity College of Music. London). j PIANOFORTE, THEORY, HARMONY AND FORM. i The most up-to-date method of Piano Technique taught. Pupils prepared for all j Theoretical and Practical Exams. ! Studio: 18, "THE ACADEMY," Upper Queen Street (next Tabernacle). ADAME IRENE AINSLEY". Pupil of Madame Mathilde Marchesi and of Dame j Nellie Melba. Will be pleased to receive Pupils for VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. Specially Recommended by Dame Nellie Melba. Interviews Wednesdays and Saturdays ut THE ACADEMY. Upper Queen Street, j