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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18964, 11 March 1925, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. /TiIVOLI. .1 IVOLI. rpiVOLI IIVOLI J. IVOLI. rrivOLl. 1 IVOLI. rr IVOLI. Bigger .1 IVOLI. unci - r j4vm' ' rpiVOLI. Better T VOLE X IVOLI. Programmes!! XI V OLI. rpo-NioiiT. 7 OA XO-NIOHT I.OVJ. ANOTHER MONSTER DOUBLEFE A TURE PROGRAMML'', HEADED BY THE STARTLING UNIVERSAL JEWEL PRODUCTION. TO-NIGHT, 1 O-NIGIIT "'K:> TriRGINIA V I KGIN IA UNKNOWN." Unknown." UNKNOWN." UNKNOWN." UNKNOWN." UNKNOWN." in;; VTALLI. V ALLL V ALU. VIRGINIA V A LLI, VIRGINIA VALLI, VIRGINIA VALLI. VIRGINIA VALLI, Supported by PERCY MARMONT AND MARGARITA FISCHER. " ' K.' The Unknown." is ft splendid reproduction of Mary Roberts Rhinehart 8 greatest romance and mystery novel, v iririnia Valli is happily east as Sydney I age. the heroine of the story, and adds another riotablo achievement to her long list of In Addition: PARAMOUNT PRESENTS THE INCREASINGLY POIULAR COMEDIAN. BUSTER "IT" BATON, USTER IVEATON. BUSTER KEATON. BUSTER KEATON. In a 5-REEL KNOCKOUT COMEDY. Entitled "OH ERLO C K TUN 10 R." * " OHERLOCK 'J UNIOR. " SHERLOCK JUNIOR, ; " SHERLOCK JUNIOR. Buster Kenton's Comedies need no boosting. They are u scream from start to finish. "Sherlock Junior" is no exception—u Ja ft riot from the word "Go. A BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Including, BABY PEGGY '2-RE EL COMEDY. And the rpiVOLI /ORCHESTRA. 1 IVOLI U'RCHESTRA. Miss M. Anderson. Conductress. BOX PLAN At H. Cleal's, Queen Street, next Geo. Fowlda, Ltd., or Theatre. Phone 2230 A. QECONI) "TTAY 7TF 17'NA ['• SECOND 'JAY UK X INAL. AT THE GRAND THEATRE. _ - | Beauty "oatiiing i EAUTY 15 A THING j I f 10MPETITI0N. V'OM PETITION. i GRAND. GRAND. GRAND. GRAND GRAND. T AST IA AYS. JJAST I '.\YS. A Great Big Bumping Programme GRAND. GRAND. GRAND. GRAND. GRAND. THE VOTING FOR THE BIG PRIZES, Including a Trip to Sydney. The Audience to Decide WHO WILL WIN. PRESENT STATE OF POLL. v otcv* r**Number. , , coived. 2. —MISS GERTIE, of Knigshmd 4—MISS MARY of Mount Albeit 50 S.—MISS BETTY, of Devonport US G.--MISS GRACE, of Grafton .'P. 7.—MISS MINA. of Devonport, 71 O.—MISS MARIE, of Otahuhu 09 10.—MISS RUBY, of King?laiid 5:! 11.—MISS MAISIE. of Mount Eocn 50 17.—MISS LOIS, of Auckland 58 21.—MISS RUA. of Milford 315 20— MISS DORIS, of Mount Eden 73 95. —MISS WYNNIE, of Auckland 5(1 All the Candidates will Appear in Person Nightly. Also. The Ponuhir l-Vatm-p, Hearts n p n AK " EARTS Up V/ A K." An Exciting Drama of To-day. A THRILLING COMEDY And Tlio Favourite Jazz Band. THE BEECHAM "\,f ELODY ROYS. EECIIAH IVJLELODY XJOYS. Roll Un And Vote For Your Fn^onrit" wsMßi* WORKERS' I? DUC ASmWik >V ORKERS' ILIDUCAwtI«A» TIONAL ASSOCIATION. OTW TIONAL ASSOCIATION. The People's University. SIX LECTURE COURSES. Commencing 7.G0 Each Night. MODERN DRAMA. MODERN DRAMA. MR. J. W. SHAW. M.A. GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL. MONDAY, MARCH 10. DRAMATIC RECITALS. DRAM A TIC RECITALS. MR. T HARRIS and PROFESSOR MAXWELL WALKER. GRAFTON HALL, TUESDAY, MARCH 17 PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE. PSYCHOLOGY AND LIFE. PROFESSOR A. B. FITT. Y.M.C A.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH J". ASTRONOMY. ASTRONOMY. MR. E. G. JONES. M.A..,8.5c. Physics Lecture Room, University Science Building". WEDNESDAY. MARCIT 18. Albo at. Onehunga. Presbyterian Hall, MONDAY, MARCH 23. (Illustrated by Lantern Slides.) BOTANY. BOTANY. M CROOKES, M.A. Biology Lecture Room. University Scienco Buildings THURSDAY, MARCH 19. (Illustrated by Lantern Slides.) WORLD AFFAIRS OF TO-DAY. WORLD AFFAIRS OF TO-DAY. Including Egypt, China. Turkey, League of Nation?, Russia. MR. L. A. MANDER. M.A. Art' Building, Univereity College. THURSDAY, MARCH 10. . Fee for Each Course, 2s. Admission br Ticket. Write for full particular* of all Courses and of WJb.A. MAJ . J)ERi M A _ Director Tutorial Classes, Univereity College. \ UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Upper Queen Street. TO-NIGHT At 7.3 a TO-NIGHT. MISSIONARY DEMONSTRATION, Entitled "MESSENGERS OF THE KING." SONGS. RECITATIONS. CHORUSES, By Members of the TABERNACLE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR SOCIETY. COLLECTION for N.Z. Baptist Missionary Union. TTKUTER " THOUGHT "CENTRE: XL Society of Arts Bides.. Kitchener St. STUDY CLASS. —W ed need ay, I.lth -mat... at 7.45 p.m. A Cordial invitation to all Students of Psychology. LECTURES. TEACHERS OF MUSIC. CLARICE L.A.8., ENGLAND. TEACHER OF T>IANO"ORT K , HARMONY AND THEORY. ALEXANDRA AVENUE WEST, MOUNT ALBERT. BARTLEY Resumes Teaching. SATURDAY. MARCH It BAXTER Studio: GLENSIDE CRESCENT. SYMONDS ST. Phone 2C2G. ISS Pat tin Brown, L.T.C.L., has resumed teaching, Pianoforte, Theory. - 2. Earl St.. Parnell. Phone 701. _ ___ TL.fISS JEAN QUINN, Teacher I 'iano and IV t Theory, has resumed duties. Studio: '' 1 v»nboe." ?H. Nelson St., City. I\TR AUGUSTUS WEBB (Organist, St. ill. Mark's, Remuera), has resumed Teaching.— Private address, 9. Tonterden A»».. Mt. Eden. (1 ERTKUDE ANDEHTON. Soprano , Vocal U ist. Teacher Sinning and Voice tion. Lewis Ead.v's Studio I'ldgs . Karangn hape H'l. lIODERIC C. POTTER, A.T.C.L, Teacher IV of Pianoforte and Theory.—Apply even ings, )H, Newton ltd. (I'onsnnhy End). FIT S. WEBSTER. Organist, and Choir--1 . master, I'itt St. Metiiodisl Church. Teacher 'd Organ, Piano, and Theory. Studio: Pitt St., and t!>. Empire Road, Epsom. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. Dorothy Griffiths, ••The chiidrT^v Teacher," Lewis Eady's. K:irainfahape Rd. Dainty Action Songs, Recitals, Character Sketches. _ "Its. ARTHUR G iil PFITHsT Snuho, l.ewis Eady's, I\iirangahape Rd. ''One of (lie Dominion's foremost teachers." Child poems, latest , monologues, recitals, plays; correct, breathing and production. Short practical public speaking course for Men and Women. M'~m* ' hilda" ~'TRR7NSOX, Certified Teacher of I l ',locution, T.C.L. (Honours*, Recitation, Reading, Gesture, Grace, Pupils Winners 15 Medals Competitions, 1921. Trinity College P.xiuiiitintioiiH, seven entries, all being successful, five attaining Honours, two awarded College Medals, having obtained the highest marks. Studio--23, ROSE ROAD. GREY LYNN (2min. Ponsonby Road).