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AMUSEMENTS. HATHA! SO THIS HA! HA! HA! 11A! IS LONDON. HA I HA! "Now I know why they put ho much water between (he United Stales and .England." BOX PLANS OPEN AT MESSRS. LEWIS It. JSADY AND SON. LTD.. NEXT THURSDAY, AT 9 A.M. Dress Circle 'unci Reserved Stalls, Bs, Plus Tax. DON'T LET THIS AMOUNT STAND BtiTWEKN YOU AND HAPPINESb. HIS \\/f AJESTY'S rpHEATEE. IS IVJ AJESTY'S J-HEATitE. Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. A , "pLAY -'FHAT (JET TOE A. I LAY -I iiAT OET -LHE WORLD T AUGHING. OHLD JJ AUGHING. Commencing on QATURDAY TVJIGHT "\TEXT. OATCKU.VY IN IGHT LA. SATURDAY NiGHT NEaI. SATURDAY 1 NIGHT NEaT. SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. For the First Six Nights of tho Season, ,T. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.? ' J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. Have much pleasure in introducing to Auckland the Comedian of Universal, Fame on both stago and screen, HALTj. ALL. riHIURSTON J lIURSTON THURSTON THURSTON THURSTON THURSTON THURSTON THURSTON THURSTON THURSTON THURSTON Together with GLADYS WEBSTER. HELENOR BE VAN, MADGE NORTH, REGINALD CARRBiGTON, LESLIE BARIiIE. JOAN CROSS-. LEY. KENNETH BRAMPTON. HERBERT LEIGH. CARLICTON STUART FELIX BLAND. ROY STEYNE. In tho Big London and New Yoik Laughing Success. "no rpHIS TS T ONDON," "bo Ihis Is Jjondon.; "SO THIS IS . LONDON. "SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON. "SO THIS IS LONDON, "SO THIS IS a LONDON." "SO THIS IS LONDON." "SO THIS' IS LONDON.; " SO THIS IS LONDON. "SO THIS 'IS LONDON." Absolutely the Funniest, Wittiest awl most Humorous Comedy Ever Staged in tho Dominion. A PLAY OF THE ENGLISH AND AMERICANS AS THEY SEE EACH OTHER. ( ; ■ The Eagle screams and tho Lion Roars—• and so will all Auckland. with Hearty Laughter, at this big, bright and breozy comedy about the English and• Americans—and the joke is on both. LAUGHS FOLLOW EACH OTHER AS CLOSELY AS A MARCHING REGIMENT. PLANS at LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. LTD.. Next THTTR~AT. at 9 A.M. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 8a; Early Door Stalls, Ss; Late Door. 4s; Early Door Gallery. 2s Gd: Late Door. Is Cd. Plus Tax. \ WIRELESS ' CONCERT 4 EVERY AFTERNOON AND FRIDAY NIGHT. . ' Come Up Rest Awliile, and Enjoy It. You are not asked to« Buy, HARTLE AND GRAY. . " 167 A, Queen St., near H.M. Theatre. SOCIALS, BENEDICT'S HALL. TUESDAY. MAY 26, 1925, ANNUAL EUCHRE AND DANCE. (Under the Auspices .of fit. Patrick's Children of Mary Sodality.) 111 Aid of Cathedral Fund. Refreshments. Ladies Is fid. Gents 2s. DANCING. .^LPHA Scots Hall. GRAND FANCY DRESS AND Scots Hall. MASQUERADE BALL. Scots Hall. NEXT WEDNESDAY. May 27., Scots Hall. Music by Scots Hall. PARAMOUNT Scots Hall. SYNCOPATERS. Scots Hall. Sue Instruments. Scots Hall. Prizes for Most Original Ladies Scots Hall. and Gents. Scots Hall. Prizes for Beat Fancy Ladies Scots Hall. and Gents. Scots Halt MASKS TO BE WORN, Scots Hall. Supper. Scots Hall. Dancing 8 p.m till Midnight. Scots Hall. -—— Scots Hall. Prices: Ladies 3s 6d. Gents. Scots Hall. 4s 6d, Double' 7s 6d; OnScots Hal!. lookers 3s. Scots Hall. A Night that will live lone ,in Scots Hall. Memory. Scots Hall. • C. HALFORD. Scots Hall. Secretary. BURNNAND'S Professional Orchestra and Concert Band.—Office. 236, Queen St. pho"» 4?-< m M ri"e«'. TEACHERS OF DANCING. BALLROOM Dancing, correct style; expert private tuition.—Modern .Dancinsj Studio 30. Palmerstoi Bides..opp OPO BALLROOM and Fancy Dancing. Miss Dosio Stoddart. IA. Clonburn Road. Remuera. Phono 24-117. TSOLDE AND ALEIIS, x From London Coliseum and Paris, Ballroom and Stage Dancing, Physical Culture and FENCING. Studio: 58. QUEEN STREET. DOMINION RD.—Children's Ballet Class, every Saturday afternoon. 2.80. Zea--3J every Saturday afternoon. 2.80, Zealandia Hall.—Miss Ruby Shorriff. IjiANCY, Ballroom.—Special Fees for ' Business Girls.—-Miss Ruby Sheriff, Hepburn St., Ponsonby. Phone 27-IC9. TEACHERS OF MUSIC. ARO L D BAXTER, Studio: GLENSIDE CRESCENT. Symonds Street. Phone 40-026. ZEALAND -HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. N.Z. Herald: 3d per week, delivered in town and suburbs. Prepaid, posted within New Zealand, 12s Gd per quartor; £2 5s per annum. • <...• f ; Auckland Weekly News: Prepaid, 10s per quarter; £1 15a per annum. N.Z. Herald: Small prepaid advertisethreo' consecutive insertions; 25 words 2s Gd per insertion, 7s three consecutive insertions. Replies bearing nonvde-plumes or initials only, care of post office, are not delivered by the Postal Department. Replies to advertisements will'bo received at the Office of the Herald, and. if necesi sary, forwarde<l on to the advertiser. Birth Notices, 2s Gd per insertion; doctors' or nurses' names, 3s each namo extra. Marriage, Death, Bereavement, and In Memohiam Notices. 2s Gd per insertion of 30 words. If in excess of 30 words, 9d per lino of five words , extra.. These announcements must be signed by tho advertiser. Contract rates on application. The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for -insertion- of advertisements through accident or from other causes, or for error in tho publication of any advertisement. TELEPHONES: For Advertisements: 41-129 and 41-17$: Advertisements and Accounts: 40-061: Job Printing Orders: 44-290: Publishing: 40-114; Editorial: 41-229: Reporters: 44-693; Editor Weekly News and Photographic, 41-229. Address Communications to Wilson and Horton, P.O. Box 32 Auckland • Waikato Branch; Victoria Street (next P. 0.), Hamilton. l<i"dori Office: 85. Fleet Street.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19027, 26 May 1925, Page 16

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