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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19221, 9 January 1926, Page 18

LAST' NIGHT Of . GUY BATES POST In "THE GEE EN GODDESS." MONDAY EVENING, 3 NIGHTS ONIY "TOE 'DAD TITAN." "J- HE DAD IVIAN." ' -J;f JJIS ipHEATRE. ! Direction: J. C WILLIAMSON (N.Z.).LTD. Mimager John Parrel]. •» Unquestionably The Greatest Theatrical Attraction Auckland has Ever Known. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. For This Last Occasion. G' UY T)XTES TSOST ] UY i>ATES 1 OST | | The Superb Dramatic Star, | His wonderful characterisation of tko suare sinister Rajah of Rtikli, I "rpHE H KEEN pODDESS." ! " X HE VJTREEN VJODDESS." j I William Archer's gorgeously I | spectacular and thrilliugly I fascinating drama of India, j I 1 A Play of Alluring Love, Luxurious Splendour, Sensational Thrills, Vivid Characterisation. _ Sparkling Dialogue, Intense Power, Keen Wit, and Sardonic Humour. The Final Production. ATEXT XfONDAY ATTGTIT. EXT XUONDAY i->IGUT. | I AND TWO FOLLOWING EVENINGS. Last 3 Nights of Season. Initial Production in New Zealand of tho Delightful, .Romantic Comedy-Drama. j "Tgl, B"1eT1an:» 1 A Play of Thrills, Laughter, Romance and Love. Which proved the most successful Play staged in Sydney. by Mr. Guy Bates Post, nnd by many his masterly characterisation of Poncho Lopez is regarded as his finest acnievement. Plans for tho Season at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatro Confectionery. Prices, D.C. and U.S.. 8s; Stalls, ; Gallery. Is Cel. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus Amusement Tax. TAZZ. JAZZ. JAZZ.—Devonport Cricket t) Ground. Splendid Open-air Jazz Floor and Delightful Music. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. 8 p.m. till 11 p.m. TAKE FERRY TO DEVONPORT. SPORTS, JANUARY 29. Bill and Mary will bo There. DANCING. PT. CHEVALIER Sailing: Club's Dance, TO-NIGHT (Saturday), in Club's Pavilion, Joan St.. at 8 p.m. Mixed programme* of Jazzing and Old-time Dances to suit nil tastes. Good floor, good supper. Parker's Orchestra Do Luxe. Gents., 2a Od; Ladies, 2s; Double, 4s. R, HOG AN, Hon. Social Sec. }7eRNPALE. HENDERSON V ALL, hi" . Phono 114. Come, try a Danco in tho beautiful Wiitakere Ranges. Perfect Floor. Good Miuic Ideal Picnic Ground. BUKNNAND'S Prolessional Orchestra and Concert Band.—Office: 236, Queen St Phone 43-234. 3969 (4 rings). TEACHERS OF DANCING. 1 BALLROOM Dancing, correct style, expert private tuition.—Modern Dancins Studio. 30. Palmerston Bldgs.. opp. G.P.Q. M ISS LAURIE KINGSLAND, Teacher of IVJL Ballroom Dancing. Studio. 8, Belgium St. (top Queen St.). Phone 41-755. PARISIAN Dancing Studio. 38. Winstone's Bldgs (over Smeeton's).—Select Ballroom Ster>s Taught in Private Lessons. TEACHERS OF MUSIC. jypss ELSIE M. GOULDING, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. APPOINTMENT BY PHONE, NO., 20-143. SS . J^OBINSON, 290, JERVOIS 110 AD. . HERNE BAY. (At Tram Terminus). Interviews, 2 to 5, or by Letter. I A N O, SINGIN G. •LEO WHITTA.KER, ' Having Returned from England, Europe and America, Resumes Teaching, MONDAY. JANUARY 11. 1958. Studio; ' TOP FLOOR, HELLABY'S BLDGS. v Queen Street. Opposito G.P.O. Interviews Daily, or by Appointment. YV ALTER •TMPETT, JLmpett, VOICE PLACING—CONCERT, ORATORIO AND OPERA COACHING. > PIANOFORTE COURSE include? Preparation for all Examinations and Recitals. 74. BRUNSWICK BUILDHJGS, QUEEN STREET. CITY (Opp. His Majesty's). Interviews Daily, on and after MONDAY, January 18. BOWES. G.Wliaß vacancies for Pupils on Band Instruments: Saxophone, Cello. Steel Guitar; open for engagement as String Bass and Trombone.—Studio. Bldgs.. 15. Rd. ELOCUTION. M E - J. F. M ontagdb ' National Chambers, 20-22, Swanson Strcot, Telephone, 4.3-713 (Private Residence). rpHE JTEALAND [J ERALD AND AUCKLAND SUBSCRIPTIONS. N.Z. Hejiald: 9d pec week delivered in town and suburbs. Posted within Now Zealand, prepaid: 12s Gd per quarter, £2 5s per annum. 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The Company does not hold itself, respori* sible for non-insertion of Advertisements through accident or from other causes, or for error in the publication of any advertisement. TELEPHONES. Advertisements—--8 a.m. to 10 p.m. . . 41-129 and 41-H8 After 10 p.m 44-693 Accounts and Advertising 40-061 Publishing (re delivery of papers) . . . . 40-114 Job Printing Orders . . 41-290 Editorial 41-229 Editor Weekly News and Photographic . . . . 41-229 Reporters 44-633 j Address Communications to Wilson !> nu norton, Limited. P.O. Box 32, Auckland. Waikato Branch: Victoria Street, next C.P.0., Hamilton. London Office: 85, Fleet Strer:.