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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19142, 7 October 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMEHTS. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix, Dix. TXVOLI AND IVOLI AND The Screen's Most Popular Man. Eichard ■ 1 CHARD WITH FLORA FINCH. In Another Great Fashion Drama. Men and en .And "WOMEN." V> omen." A living. _ throbbing. . cross section of life. From the celebrated David Belaseo Stage Success. Cast includes Flora Finch, famous for her association with John Bunny some years ago. Imagine Flora, Finch in modern flapper's clothes! Could anything be funnier? A PARAMOUNT PICTURE "With a big new set of wonderful dress displays. Something like our last picture " The_ Dressmaker from Paris." Second Pig Attraction at Tivoli only, at 7.30 p.m. MARY PHILBIN In " T?IFTH 4 VENUE " I IFTH lx VENUE Models." ODELS." TIVOLI RESERVES, PHONE 44-136. Or Book nt deal's, Tobacconist, next Fowlds, Queen Street. Dix. Everybody's Early Session at Dix. Dix. 6.10, and again at o p.m. Dix. Dix. Everybody's Reserves by Dix. Dix. PHONE 44-102, or at Lewis R. Dix. Dix. Etidy and Son. Ltd. We Show Dix. Dix. from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix. SPECIAL MUSTC AT EACH Dix »ix. HOUSE. Dix. D>x. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dix. Dixie l a n IXIEL A N iJ New Zealand's First Cabaret. Final week's programme. INAL »V EEK'S i ROGRAMME. WEDNESDAY, October 7.— Dancing, 8 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. Admission, 7a fid, THURSDAY, October B. Dancing, 8 p.m. to midnight. Admission. ss. FRIDAY, October 9. —Dancing, 8 p.m. to midnight. Admission, ss. SATURDAY, October 10.—Dancing, 8 p.m. to midnight. Admission, ss. MONDAY. OCTOBER 12. " DIXIELAND'S LAST NIGHT." DANCING, 8 p.m. to ,3 a.m.. Admission, 10s. PRIVATE PARTIES SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. Box Plan Now Open at Lewis R. Eidy ML"Sic" BY 1 0UR FAMOUS ORCHESTRA. THE INTERNATIONAL SEVEN. CYRIL W. BROOK, Manager. DI X I E L A N T) IXIF, L A N U Britannia, rox woodwards, TO-NIGHT. USUAL HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. Extensive Programme. ELECTORAL. Jy|-EW ZEALAND pARTY. CANDIDATES~fEETING S, as under:— JJAST jgLECTORATE. TOHN A T EE, M.P., OHN IX. -LiEE, M.P., For AUCKLAND EAST, Will Address the Electors in ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. EAST STREET. NEWTON, TO-MORROW (Thursday), at fi p.m. jyjANUKAU jgLECTQRATE. M R W. J j ORDAN - Mp- * Will Address the Electors AT THE FORESTERS' THEATRE, ONEHUNGA. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), At 8 o'clock. A MILTON LECTOR ATE. M R W. L EE M aßm '' OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors at the following places :■— MA TANG I HALL—TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), October 7. TE RAPA HALL—TO-MORROW (Thuralay), October 8. BUKUHIA HALL—FRIDAY, October 9. All Meetings, 8 p.m. Come arid Hear Labour's Policy. Committee Rooms: Toorak Chambers. Telephone 1508. PRANKLIN LECTORATE. lIP E WEN I). M c L EimAK ' M.P. FOR FRANKLIN. Will Address tho Electors in the PICTURE THEATRE, PAPAKURA-TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 p.m. ALFRISTON AND BROOKBY—ALFRISTON HALL, FRIDAY, October 9, at 2 p.m. DIIURY—AT DRURY HALL. FRIDAY, October 9, at 8 p.m. WAIAU PA—AT HALL, SATURDAY. October 10, at 2 p.m. LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. jpRANKLIN ■X'TORATE. J. R 1 OFFICIAL CANDIDATE FOR THE NATIONAL PARTY FOR FRANKLIN. Will Address Electors in the GAIETY THEATRE. OTAHUHU, GAIETY THEATRE. OTAHUHU. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), Further Meetings and Dates will be adertised later. PROHIBITION MEANS MORE EMPLOYMENT. QOOD TyjORNING D R V AN D ER L ASI Your Country is tradlfiifid V>y the Liquor gang. What hava YOU got to aay? I am going to take oil the gloves at the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, Auckland, To-night"! To-night! Wednesday, October 7, I'll tell yoij then. I'll tell you straight. Chair to be taken at quarter to eight. Yours iruly, R. A. Van Der La».