Page 18 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19292, 3 April 1926, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. Matinee at o on ATINEE AT Zi.OU. EXACTLY THE SAME PROGRAMME AS AT NIGHT. QTIUND CTKAND tO Tit AND Always OTRAND QTRAND -A - OTRAND Good QTRAND Entertainment QIRAND fe TJtANI) : OTRAND Direction: Fuller-Huyward Theatres. Double i?eature t> rogramme. OUBLE -1 EATURE X ROGRAMME. QTRAND. tO THAN J). /COMMENCING 'PO-DAY. Commencing J o-day_ SKSSIONS: 11.15, 1, 2.30, 4.30, G and 8. CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 11.15 A.M. Exhibitors Alliance Present, T OU rpELLEGEN I J()V J ellegen LOU tellegan LOU TELLEGAN I OUISE f ORRAINE. L* ou! SE «Joira AIN E. i«iy I'm- Beautiful Things of Life, Shiela Dressed Herself in Borrowed ORROWED ■ BOR HOW ED ' BORROWED ' BORROWED ' BORROWKD ■ BORROWKD iniNERY." F INKRY." FINKRY." FTNERY." FINERY." FINERY." FINERY." An absorbing Drama ci the Frailties and Foibles of Those who seek Amusement ul any price. BRING THE CHILDREN THIS AFTERNOON" TO SEE "HELEN'S BABIES." "Ah— h- -h—h—h—want to nhee the wheels—go wound." 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UTRAXD OVMI'HOXY V/RCHESTRA. (Of 12 Solo Performers.) Overture - - - "No, No, Nanette. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. Phone *l3-114 for Reserves. Children Half-price at all times. MILITARY SPORTS. JMFLES i REGIMENTAL CAMP MILITARY SPORTS The public are invited to attend the Regimental Mounted Sports at the CORNWALL PARK SHOWGROU CAMP. On TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 2 P.M. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 2 P.M. SHOWGROUND A Programme of It) Mounted Events will be gone throuch and will provide an unusual and interesting afternoon's entertainment. Come and sey the Horsemanship of the present generation of New Zealand Mounted Rifles. The proceeds will be used to provide a Regimental Fund to encourage the maintenance of efficiency in horsemanship, which is of so much importance •to our Mounted Troops. ADMISSION: Is. Children under H, half price. Parties of school children in charge of a master or mistress at special rate. Motor-cars entering grounds. Is extra. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. OTB ALL FOOTBALL j^OOTBALL ANXI Ai, MEETING. }L» ANNUAL MEETING. A X XIJ AL M EETIN G. The Annual Meeting of the Aueklanr R'ugb.v League will be held in the CRAM BER OP' COMMERCE, Swanson Street, oi TUESDAY, April fi, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS:- To receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Off-cers. Presentation of Caps and Trophies. General Business. All Supporters and Players are Especinllj I l'vited. TYAN GUI/PAN, Hon. Sec., Auckland Rugby League. DANCING. Parisian dancing club A IMS! AN DANCING CLUB SPKCIAL NIGHTS FOR EASTER, SATURDAY. APRIL 3. MONDAY, APIHL 5. AT THE SOCIETY OF ARTS HALL. Kitchener St. (Near Art Gallery). COMMENCING AT S. Inaugurated by Parisian Dancing Studio, 38, Winstonn's Bldgs., Queen St. SINGLE. 2s I'd. DOUBLE, 4a fid. TJOINT CIIEVAIiIER SAILING. CLUB'! ' LONG NIGHT. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 5. In Club's Pavilion, Joan Street, Dancing 8 p.m. till Midnight. The California!! Four in New Number that make you keep your feet moving ii an ecstasy of joy. ("onto to the Seasid Dance and enjoy the best of Suppers ant Ja/.z on Ihe best of Floors. GENTS: 2s fid; LADIES: 2s; DOUBLE: 4t N.B.—The Club's Dame. TO-NIGHT (Sat urday). will tie hell us usual. Prices GENTS: 2s; LADIES: Is fid. G. BAIN, OR [KN TA L RENDE7. VO(J fRIENTALREN I) K 7. V O U £: MANGERE BRIDGE. WEEKLY DANCE. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 8 TO tl P.M. GOOD ORCHESTRA. Ladies, Is lid. Gents, 2s. Morning and Afternoon Teas, GOOD MOTOR ROAD. /IRANI) EASTER EVEN'I U CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, EASTER TUESDAY, APRIL 192(5. Prizef) lor Euchre: Two Hams and tw Bags of Flour also four Prizes for bet Fancy Dresses. Dancing: Children. 7.30 till 9.30 p.m. Dancing; Adults, 0.30 p.m. till midnight Good Supper. Children, Is.' Adults, 2f Remember the date, APRIL (1. L. KELLY, Convener. T A 7.77. .1 A 7.7.'. .'I A 7.7.7~*D EVONPOI? t) CRICKET GROUND. Splendid Oper air jir/.x Floor and Delightful Musk WEDNESDAYS AN»D SATURDAYS. 8 p.m (ill II p.m. Take Ferry to Devon port. DANCE.- At Beautitul Fcritdale, on t Beautiful Floor.. TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock until midnight. Gentlemen, ]« (id; Ladies, Is. G\jod Music. 11 URNNAND'S Professional Orchestra itm J Concert Band. —Office: 230, Queen St Phones 43-234. 3!H>9 (4 rings). -p DU N ELEC TO R S The Government majority is too large! L stronear Opposition i- needed, VOTB M A S O N.