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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18959, 5 March 1925, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE TWO GREATEST ARTISTS OF A DECADE. NOBODY IN AUCKLAND SHOULD MISS THIS LAST OPPORTUNITY OF WITNESSING THE MOST ARTISTIC PERFORMANCE EVER PRESENTED HERE. OPERA TTOUSE. per a House. Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. Direction: Hugh J. Ward Theatres Pty.. Ltd. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. AT 8. Last Night and Farewell to THE DISTINGUISHED LONDON STARS. QEYMOUR TTICKS Oeymour Hicks And TTUjLALINE rnERRISS l-iLLALINE 1 ERRISS In the Fascinating Comedy Adapted from the French by Mr. Hicks. Tho subject is a captivating, piquant Comedy which created a furore in Ixindoti during its long run at the Garrick Theatre. Its delightful humour, unotpected situations, novelty of plot, and Seymour Hicks' consummate artistry, so impressed the Into J/ord Northcliffe, that ho devoted column? throughout, hie great press to unstinted eulogy of it. »T"E MAS IN Dress plothes." RKSS CLOTHES." Combined in thin Plav aro all tho factor? which make for human gaiety and sadness. It is a constant tug at the boart-strintu, first for joy, and then again for laughter beyond control HUGH J. WARD'S AMAZING PRE-WAR PRICES: O.S. and D.C. (rewired), 6s; Plu# Tax. ~ , No Booking Fee. btalls, 4sj Upper Circle, Is. (Early Doors Is Extra.) Ail Taxable Prices Plus Tax. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd.. till 4.45 and at Theatre from 5.30. Day Sales at F. Porter, Tobacconist, cr. Queen and Wellesley Sts., and at Edener's. Confectioner, Wellesley St QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS Hoot p ibson OOT VJTIBSON HOOT * GIBSON lIOOT GIBSON " rpHE QAWDUST /TVRAJL." " I. HE OaWDUST 1-RAIL." " THE SAWDUST TRAIL." THE BEST COWBOY AND CIRCUS STORY EVER MADE. A FAST-MOVING DRAMA CROWDED WITH SMILES AND TEARS. PLAYGOERS PICTURES PRESENTS A STORY OF TOE MIGIiTY DEEP. -Women WSB WIS;" " WOMEN WHO WAIT." A story of the sea^-the Eca. that is sometime.a calm and peaceful, ofttimes_ stormy and tempestuous—but always beautiful and cruel. pHARLIE pHAI-LIN VHAELIB VHAIUN In The tdle plass." he Idle v/lass." SESSIONS: 11 A.M-. 0 P.M., 5 P.M., 7.45 P.M. PHONE 941 A. LEAGUE FOOTBALL MANGERE UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB. f \ The Annual Meeting will be held f \ TO-MORROW (Friday). in the St. ' l James' Parish Hall, Mangcre Bridge, it* at 7.30 p.m. All Members and Intending Members requested to Attend. H. E. GRUBB, Sec. SWIMMING. WAITEMATA SWIMMING CLUB. GRAND CARNIVAL, Tepid Baths TUESDAY Tepid Batbs Splendid Programme Swimming and Diving. Auckland's Successful Team at N.Z. Championships Competing. Entries Close SATURDAY at Tepid Baths. W. J. DAVIDSON. Hon. Sec. ATHLETIC SPORTS. POSTPONEMENT. THE HOROTI'U SPORTS .MEETING IS POSTPONED FROM MARCH 7 UNTIL MARCH 21. Nominations for Chopping and Cycling events will bo received until March 14. IT. B. GRAHAM. Hon. Secretary. REGATTAS. OEGATTA. IV EGA'IT A. TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL REGATTA. r r\VENTY-NINTII ANNUAL REG ATTA, ST. PATRICK'S DAY. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. TUESDAY, MARCH 17. IMS. TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925. THE GREAT MAORI WATER CARNIVAL. Canoe Hurdle Races, Large Canoe Races, Hakas, Poi Dances, Etc. Rowing Events Under A.R.A. Rales. Highland and National Dancing Com - petitions. Side Shows, Etc. E. 11. FHARO, Secretary. ALBANY Frnitgrowers' Association.—fflth Annual Show, Saturday, March 14. Entries close Saturday March 7. F. N. Battersby, Hon, See. DENTISTRY. "D R - W. A. G UNN (D.D.S. University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A.), DENTAL SURGEON, JELLICOE CHAMBERS. Corner Queen and Wyndham Streets (Next Herat.!) Office). AUCKLAND. Phono 2809 A. M R - W. R. V ERCOF " DENTAL SURGEON. •IJSLLICOE CHAMBERS. Corner Queen and Wyndham Streets (Next HbrjU.d Office). AUCKLAND, Phono 2800 A.