LYRIC ORCHESTRAL MATINEE. 2.30. LyiMC ORCHESTRAL MATINEE. 2.30. NATIONAL MATINEE. 2.30. .NATIONAL MA TIN BE. 2.30. ATATIONAL T TRIO. IN ATIONAL - - IiYRIC. Paramount Pictures Presents I WILLIAM J. LOCKE'S ' I 1 I FAMOUS STORY, " ritHE MOUNTEBANK." " IHE irl oiTNTEBANK." THE MOUNTEBANK," Picturised as " HP HE UIDESHOYS 1 ]FB " "Ihe oideshow Ui' JLife" From WILLIAM ,T. LOCKE'S famous Story. •' THE MOUNTEBANK." TN ADDITION, and in accordance with cur policy announcement, two of tho finest Comedies of the Year :: DIIJy dss?:» Tho first, of the J025 Mermaid Comedies, full of action, pep arid humour, featuring LOUISE FAZENDA. AND " WET AND WARMER." " VV ET AND VV ARMF.II," LATEST TOPICAL BUDGET (English). Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd.. for both National and Lyric, after p.in. National Reserved, Phono 2.169 A. Lyric Reserves. 34M5. NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.15; 2.30; 5.0; 7.-15. LYRIC NIGHTLY AT 7.-15. T O W N IT A L L. r pUESDA V. rjMI UUS DAY, DAY, MARCH 3, 5, LLVREWELL rp°UR J- ARE WELL J OUR i Prior to Departure for Europe). The New Australian Prima-Donna, MISS "OTHEL /" \ SBORN, i-JTHEL vy SHORN. Whose previous visit to New Zealand was such a triumphant success. RECENT SYDNEY PRESS CRITICISMS: " A genuine artistic vocal sensation." " The greatest Australian soprano for many j*ear:>." " Probably the world's highest voice. " A singer destined for tame." AUCKLAND PRESS NOTES: " Took the hearts of the audience by alorm; seldom hua such applause been heard in the Town Hall." " A wonderful voice, a charming personality. and, above all, an enviable capacity for pleasing her hearers an well as positively da/./.ling them by the brilliance of her vocal endowments." SUPPORTED BY SPECf ALLY-SELECTED COMPANY. Miss Osboni'fl repertoire will include additional operatic aria a and new hours by British, Russian, and Atnerean composers, together with favourite numbers previously given, and her unique bird-imitations. Concert-Direction, Beale and Co. (by .arrangement with Mr. Roland Foster, N.S.W. State C'onservatorium). Managers Messrs. A. Stanley 'Warwick and Win. R. Hunter. PRICES: Reserved, os, 3?, plus tax; Unreserved. 2s. Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. lit) DAY. I D-DAY. TO-DAY. M'OTOR 13 ACES. OTOR JLVACES. MOTOR RACES. MOTOR RACES. MOTOR RACKS. MOTOR RACES. FIRST RAt. !•;, 11.30 A.M. ADMISSION, K VEHICLES, la. On account of the Epidemie, Children under Hi not admitted. Meeting conducted by the Auckland Automobile A ssoeiat ion. AKAPUNARE S I D E N T S. MURIWA.I MOTOR SPORTS. WiU-on'R Motor-Buses will leave Marshall's, Tobacconist, at K. 15; Duck wort h'a, Milford Road, 8.30 a.m., TO-DAV (Saturday!. RETURN FARE. Ids. Book your skats by oak, i'l RETURN. A. E. PARKER, Phone 1308. '!0, Valley ltd.. Ml. .Eden. MUBIWAI Motor Races. 10 Seals Vacant, . comfortable bus; 7s (id each. -Motor, IV) 1 lIJ-kauo. \\J I ELYS K NIGHT. 7->.eator, for MuriV V wai Races. Have a comfortable ride, 111 ng, C. R, HOLER. Phone 3C'2i;. Dancing. n./,. cneie. soeioi ciub Dances Commence Early March. New Members being enrolled. Further particulars. SECRETARY, Box 1730, Auckland. I.JOINT CHEVALIER Sailing Club's 3rd X Novelty Night., February eg, K<, ej) j|,j a in mind. More Good Prizes. BURNNAND'S Profesmomil Orchestra aiul Concei. Hand. Oitce, 23(5, guwin Jjt. jr'tiones 734 A, 39G9 (4 nri4jH). EXPERT Private Tuition m Ballroom Dancing; success guaranteed. -Professor Kollr 30, Palmerston Bides., opp u.P.O. __ __ iri ENTLEMAN. Pupil D'Eapinosa. Paris, VJT Geneva. few vacancies. Hellenic, I'.Uphisties, Kurythtmos, Ca iestlienies, ,Morris Dancing.—Calcsthenics.3Bl), B'kuat.d. TuffSS~-RUI SY SIIERRIFF, resumes private IVI lessons, March 3. Character, classical ballroom and all stage, dancing (aught. Interviews, 27, Hepburn St,, J.'onsonby. Phorn* 3109- _ A/f'ISS RIJBY PHILLIPS, Inverness iVJL Academy of Dancing, OS. Mt. Eden Rd., resumes Teaching. February 10.—-All of dancing taught. THISTLE ASSOCIATION 1 FOOTBALL CLUB. V( A Meeting will be held in the Y.M.C.A. on MONDAY, the "3rd insL. at ".no p.m. Full attend_Jk— aoee requested. BUSINESS ordinary. W. McARTHUR, Hon. Sec.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18949, 21 February 1925, Page 18
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