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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19298, 10 April 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. " T> BIMBOS E,' "J- RIM HOSE,' TO-nig m. JL O-NIG HIV A MUSICAL PLAY FULL OP SURPRISES including tlie incomprehensible COSTUME COLOUR SPECTACLE COSTUME COLOUR SPECTACLE. THE MOST ASTOUNDING FEATURE EVER PRESENTED ON ANY STAGE. PRIMROSE " "MATINEE. rim rose Matinee. .jyEXT gATURDAY AT cy Half-price for Children. BOX PLAN NOTICE. The Plans for " PRIMROSE," which will be played up to Next Saturday Evening, are at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., until NOON TO-DAY. Thereafter, the Plan for To-night will be at His Majesty's Arcade Confectionery. H IS M AJESTY ' S Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON N.Z.i. Ltd. Manager .George Matheson. A CARNIVAL OF STARS. FUN AND MUSIC. mO-NIOHT, AT Q SHARP. i- O-NIG HT, AT O SHARP. For Seven Nights Only. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY. J C W ILLIAMSON ' S ATEW If USICAL riOMEDY pO„ i> EW xVl USICAL V^O., In the First New Zealand Production of London's Latest and Greatest Musical Comedy Success. " 'ORJMROSE." " i RTMROSE." •' PRIMROSE." " PRIMROSE." THE MOST GORGEOUSLY STAGED MUSICAL PLAY EVER PRESENTED IN THE DOMINION. First Appearance in Auckland of the Brilliant English Comedienne, MARGERY UICKLIN. Welcome Reappearance of the Popular Comedian, QEORGE Q.EE, In a Great Part. Also, DOROTHY LENA and JACK CANNOT, Leyland Hodgson, Hugh. Steyne, Harry Wotton. Fred Mar.kay, John Stuart, Jack Tcstro, Rtfsie Le Varde, Reita Nugent,.Norah McManus, Winnie Tate, Ivy Parker, Marie Wnlkcr. Plav Produced by HARRY B. BURCHER. Musical Director Siage Manager ■ CASS DOWNING. ROY STEYNE. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 8s; Stalin, 4a: Gallery, Is Gd. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All Prices plus tax. DAY SALES AT CONFECTIONERY ' STORE, H.M. THEATRE ARCADE, FROM 3.30 A.M. rpOWN JJALL (CONCERT CHAMBER), Direction - ----- E. J. Gravestock. IMPORTANT MUSICAL EVENT. FOUR LECTURE CHAMBER CONCERTS. FOUR LECTURE CHAMBER CONCERTS. gATURDAY, AT 8. Also APRIL 27, 29, MAY 1. VISIT OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS 77" END ALL Q THING QUARTET. J-Vendall Otf.ing V-ZUARTET. Katherin© Kendall. Violin; Dorothy Jones, Viola; Dorothy Brook, Violin: Edith Hanson, 'Cello, From London. "They now surely must- take the very first place among formations of the same kind." —London Morning Post. . . ■_ Plans Open at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., Monday, April 19. Reserved Seats, C.g; Unreserved, 4a and 2s. Plv.t Tax. Concessions to Students. The Kendnl! Quartet will make their first appearance at the Auckland Male Voice Choir's Concert, Town Hall, April 22. TUXIELANTI pABAREHn ■JL'TXIEL AN U V-'ABARE 1 DE LUXE. Afternoon Tea and Dancing from 2.:<0 to 5 p.m. Admission Is Gd. including Afternoon Tea. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Will be one of Late Nights so well known for Mirth. DANCING 8 TO MIDNIGHT.

gUNDAY i^FTERXOON. Afternoon Tea will bo served from 2.00 to 5 p.m., when appropriate musical selections v.-ill .be rendered hy Dixieland's Famous Internationals. Also. MR. J. SMITHSOX Will sins sontrs from his own repertoire. For Reservation?, Telephone rp HE £ 7 r/ EALAND OERALD UCKLAXD WEEKLY SUBSCRIPTIONS. N.Z Beiiald: s)d per week delivered in town and suburbs. Posted within Now Zealand, prepaid, 1-3 Gd per quarter; £2 us per annum. Auckland Weekly News: Prepaid, IDs per quarter; £1 15s per annum. ADVERTISEMENTS. N.Z. Herald.—The recognised medium for best results. CASH RATES Words. One Insertion. Three Consecutive Insertions. 15 1/- 2/6 20 1/1 4/6 25 2/6 "IReplies to advertisements tvil! be received at th» Office of tho Herald, and if required will bo promptly forwarded on to the advertiser. ' Please note that the Postal Department will not deliver letters to jmy nom-de-plume, initial or number addressed care of any Post Office. Birth Notices, 2s iVd per insertion; doctors' and nurses' names. Is each name extra. Koll of Honour. Marriage. Death, Bereavement and in Memoriam Notices, 2s 6d per ir.sortion of 30 words. If in excess of 30 words, 3d per line (of five words) extra. These announcements must bear the signature and address of the advertiser. Advertising rates for larger spaces flnd extended terms can be obtained on application to tho Office. The Company does not hold itself responsible for non-inaortioii of Advertisements through accident or from other' causes, or for error in tho. of any advertisement. TELEPHONES. Advertisements—--8 a.m. to 10 p.m. .. 41-129 and 41 -ITS After 10 p.m. . . . . 44-G93 Accounts and Advertising 40-061 Publishing (re delivery of papers) 40-111 Job Printing Orders . . 44-290 Editorial 41-229 Editor Weekly News and Photographic . . . . 41-229 Reporters . . ..... 44-693 Address Communications to Wilson and Horton, Limited, T.O. Box 32, Auckland. Waikato Branch. Victoria Street, next C.P.0.. Hamilton. London Office: SS. Fleet Street. '*"