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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19254, 17 February 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS THE PUBLIC GOES BECAUSE IT KNOWS THAT THE M ATE STIC. .Majestic. —— Majestic. AJESTIC. Majestic. - AJESTIC. " The Theatre Beautiful." Direction: Fuller-Hnyward Theatres. IS PRE-EMINENT IN : MOTION PICTURE PRESENTATION. Going to Auckland's leading house each week becomes a liappy habit. Have you got^the Majestic habit yet? It will get you in the end. THIS WEEK THE PROGRAMME'S CHIEF FEATURE IS VARIETY. 1. OVERTURE—"Seiniraraide" - (Rossini) 2. The stately and charming Eleanor "doardman. leanor -Doardman. ELEANOR BOARDMAN, ELEANOR BOARDMAN. With PAT O'MALLET «< And HARRISON FORD, In a Comedy Romance of Irish-Spanish Love. PROUD ROUD Flesh." LESH." 3. "MAJESTIC PICTORIAL NEWS." Events of Topical Interest from Many Lands. •i. "PATHE REVIEW.' Leaves from a Globe Trotter's Diaiy, Photographed in Colour. 5. ORCHESTRAL DESCRIPTIVE NOVELTY, "A HUNTING SCENE," Depicting The Dawn The Meet On the Scent Full Cry The Return Home. Played by the ALL QOLOISTS ORCHESTRA. jAll soloists vJkchestra. N.Z.'b Largest Picture Band. 6. The Personal Appearance of Mr. winter ttall, r. W inter Mall, wlio, with Animated and Still Pictures, conducts his audience on a TWENTY MINUTES TOUR OF HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS. Mr. Hall is the only New Zeaiander to gain screen distinction in America. 7. " SCREEN SNAPSHOTS." Intimate glimpses of How Various Artists occupy their leisure hours. JUST A GLANCE AT THE ABOVE ARRAY OF ATTRACTIONS WILL GIVE SOME IDEA OF THE WONDERFUL VALUE YOU RECEIVE WITH MAJESTIC ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE ADMISSION PRICES OF Is TO 2s 9d. Children Half Price at all Times. For Reserves Phone 43-210. Albany SHOW. SATURDAY NEXT. Fruit and Vegetables of all Kinds. Horse and Novelty Events. Highland Dancing. Come and Enjoy a Day in the Country. EAHD PERFORMANCES. QITY OF AUCKLAND. PARNELL PARK. PARNELL PARK. TO-NIGHT. AT 7.45 P.M. THE MUNICIPAL BAND THE MUNICIPAL BAND THE MUNICIPAL BAND Will give a MUSICALR E C I T A L. MUSICAL BECITA L. MUSICAL RECITAL. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. J. S. BRIG HAM, Town Clerk. rriHE Conductor and Members of the ArtilX lery Band desire to convey their most sincere thanks to those who have ; assisted in the efforts to secure the necessary funds whereby the Band is able to compete at the Dunedin Exhibition. It is very gratifying notwithstanding the financial stringency, and the many calls that are made on the public purse, that the citizens have responded so liberally that the Band is permitted to attend and uphold the reputation of the city. The Members would also desire to thank Miss Sandford and her pupils, the leading artists, for their very excellent concert of Thursday evening last, especially Mr.. H. Richards and our esteemed fellow-citizen, the Rev. Jasper Calder, who so successfully organised the concert. Again thanking one and all for the support and assistance and trusting on returning from the Competition that the public will continue to rally round the Band and thus express their renewed confidence and pave the way for a real firstclass combination. Yours very sincerely. On behalf of Artillery Band, S. TRIBrLCOCK, Organising Scretary. 410, Queen Street. P.S.—The Band leases Town Hall on Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. to attend the Contest. The No. 1 Regimental District Senior Cadet Band will head the procession and march to the railway station. A fitting send-off to Auckland'? Leading Band. Roll Up! CHURCH NOTICES. -SL QT. JOSEPH'S. GREY jiF ® LYNN. SUNDAY NEXT,. Feb. 21, 1926. 10 a.m.—Blessing of the Extensions to the Church by His Lordship the Bishop, and Solemn.High Mass. 7 p.m.—Sermon by the Very Rev. Father Gondringer, S.M. Members of the H.A.C.B.S. are invited to attend and form a guard of honour. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. JJRAIN'S QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE. N.Z, Insurance Bid sr., Auckland. We wish to notify Parents and others that we are making immediate arrangements to accommodate all students who are awaiting admission. We feel sure that Parents and Guardians will appreciate the fact that we are following our usual policy in the interests of the students by not over-crowding the College. We have received an unusual number or •Applications for this time of the year, and ience the short but unavoidable delay in providing the necessary extra accommodation and increasing our staff of teachers. We assure Parents and Students that every effort is being made to expedite matters. Those who have not already made application for admission would be wise do so without de-lay. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN, Principal. A. J. HUTCHINSON, Director. CORRESPONDENCE, QOACHING AND OOMMSECIAL QOLLEGE. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION IN: , SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, COMMERCIAL ENGLISH, BOOK-KEEPING. AN EVENING CLASS IS NOW BEING FORMED FOR THE COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTANTS' EXAM. MONDAY—7-9 p.m., Book-keeping and Economics. WEDNES —7-9 p.m., Mercantile Law. THURS.—6-8 p.m., Book-keeping and Economics. SHORTHAND SPEED CLASSES ARE HELD EVERY EVENING FROM 6-8 p.m. Telephone for particulars, 40-639. COACHING BY CORRESPONDENCE for P.8.E., MATRICULATION. ACCOUNTANTS' PRELIMINARY, TEACHERS*: "D," "C." "B." UNIVERSITY: B.A. PASS AND ADVANCED. ACCOUNTANCY, LAW. PHARMACY. Prospectus on Application. P.O. Box 1414. Telephone 42-350. T. U. WELLS, M.A., Principal. N. H. E. SHEPHERD, 8.A., LL.B., , Vice-Principal. SMITH'S BUILDINGS. ALBERT ST. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS. THE PARTNERSHIP OF SMITH AND HALCOMBE. heretofore carried on bv ARTHUR MARMADUKE MANSILL and ELIZABETH MARY MANSILL, at 10. WINSTOKJS'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The Jbnsuieaa will in future be carried on by the sai.d Arthur Marraaduke Mansill on his own aceoiint, and all moneys owing to. and debts due, by the said firm of Smith and Halcoinbe, will be received wad paid by him. Dated at; Auckland this 15th tiay of February, 1926. . . . E. M. . MANSILL- . ARTHUR M. MANSILL. |