Page 20 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19376, 10 July 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. AN ELINOR GLYN STORY BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. trand. - QTRAND. - Otrand. Strand. .trand. Direction - - TRAND. OTRAND. OTRAND. STRAND. TRAND. Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. Sessions: 11,15, 1.0, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and 8. MiSII A? 2.30. FULL ORCHESTRAL SESSION. A Swift-moving, Thrilling Romance of a Millionaire and hia Secretary, which begins in War Time Paris. ELINOR G-.LYN'S ELINOR GLYN'S ELINOR GLYN'S Production of With QODY As Hero instead of Villain. He thought that he understood women until he met—rpHE rjpHREE Q RACES: JJARRIET JJAMMOND, pENEE A DOREE, pAULETTE jQUVAL. Elinor Glyn's Most Exciting Love Story—See the thrilling Air Raid over Paris. WHAT THE NEW YORK " SUN " SAYS: You may criticise a Criyn Picture, but you will never find yourself sleeping through it. And you most certainly will never be caught napping when the big scenes come along. For Mme. Glyn's big scenes are bigger than anybody else's." And " Man and Maid " is the biggest Glyn bet yet. Also Screening: Strand Magazine - - - - Topical. Pathe Pictorial - - - - Interest. The Tin Hoss ----- Comedy. * » * At Evening Sessions, Saturday Matinee, Mil. TSARRY f ONEY, r. Barry Coney, BARITONE. And Selection from " LILAC TIME," By STRAND QYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. TRAND QYMPHONY V/RCHESTRA. Overture-—"Turkish Patrol ' (Michaelis). Ring 43-114 and Book Your Seats. Box Plan at Theatre. THE IV MECHANICAL rj OO IHE IVXECHANICAL /iOO THE MECHANICAL 700 IHE .MECHANICAL Li OO EXHIBITION OF TrrORKING XHIBITION OF VV ORKING -EXHIBITION OF WORKING XLf XHIBITION OF V V ORKING 1\ TOD ELS. MODELS. Modell rpYLER'S fpYLER'Sg Queen qtreet -premises. UEEN OTREET i REMISES. Animals in life-size pose, aniMATED IN AN AMAZING MANNER. AND SHOWN AMIDST SCENERY WHICH CREATES AN ATMOSPHERE RADIATING CHARM —SUNSET ON THE DESERT-TWI-LIGHT IN THE POLAR REGIONSMOONLIGHT IN THE JUNGLEMADE POSSIBLE WITH SPECIAL LIGHTING EFFECTS. WILL C!A£ TIVATE YOU. HpHE MECHANICAL CIRCUS. COMX PLETE WITH CLOWNS, PERFORMING BEARS. ETC.. AMUSE AND DRIVE AWAY DULL CARE. WORKING MODELS INCLUDE STEAM AND HOT AIR ENGINES. ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANTS. ELEC. TRAINS. THAT FASCINATE OLD AND YOUNG. - MUSIC WILL BE RENDERED BY BURNNAND'S ORCHESTRA AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Married folks and others will ENJOY THE HUMOROUS LECTURETTES ON " HOW TO MANAGE A Husband - ' and "wives, and HOW TO CONTROL THEM." OPEN DAILY FROM 12 NOON TILL 9.30 P.M. Admission, Is; Children, 6d. QUEEN gTREET pREMISES. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE JUBILEE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND BUILDING FUND, TO WHICH HALF THE NET PROCEEDS WILL BE GIVEN. RUGBY FOOTBALL. DEN D E N D E N D E N DEN DEN A R K. A R K. A R K. A R K. A R K. A R K. To-day furdayk O-DAY (SATURDAY). To-day (Saturday). O-DAY (SATURDAY). IVfARISTS Marists MARISTS V. T7NIVERSITY. NIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY. Kick-off 3 pm. CURTAIN-RAISER: PONSONBY PONSONBY V. GRAMMAR. GRAMMAR. Leading Teams in the Junior Competition 1 Kick-oil 1.30 p.m. GRAMMAR GRAFTON. GRAMMAR V. GRAFTON. NEWTON V. MANUKAU. NEWTON • MANUKAU. QHOWGROUNDS. lOHOWGROUNDS. PONSONBY V. COLLEGE RIFLES. PONSONBY V. COLLEGE RIFLES. Kick-off 3 p.m. ADMISSION CHARGES AS USUAL. Schoolchildren Free to Grounds. T. W. MABEN, Secretary. A.R.F. Union. AUCKLAND pUGBY jpOOTBALL UNION. A UCKLAND PEPS. Auckland- Jlleps. VERSUS THAMES T3EPS. IHAMES1 HAMES IiEPS. ■' AT , ' .. THAMES. 1 HAMES, "VfEXT QATURDAY, TULY 17 1\ ext Saturday, o uly li. Get your Tickets from Wiseman's (opp. H.M. Arcade); T. Aitken, Richmond Rd., P McElwain, c.o. John Burns, Ltd., Customs St. RETURN FARE: Adults, 15s; Children, 7s 6d. All half tickets at Wiseman's. NOTE.—Through the courtesy of N.S.S. Co., the steamer will leave THAMES on SUNDAY at 1 P.M. instead of 12.30 as previously advertised. P. McELWAIN, For A.R.F.U.