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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19382, 17 July 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LYRIC MATINEE. TO-DAY. 2.30. . LYRIC MATINEE, TO-DAY. 2.30. National Sessions. 11.15, 2.30. 5,0. 7.45. Lyric Nightly at 7.45. T .Reservations for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Price 2s 9d. INJATIONAL National .. r YRIC. - JL/yric. National JL/yril. "VTATIONAL T YRIC. 1> ATIONAL JjYRIC. First National Films Presents A NNA ri Tvr lLSßoN ' Anna vJ. IN ilsson, Lewis qtone, ewis QTONE. " npoo " 100 " too " 100 Mgl MSg Money.ONEY." MOKIY." " ±OO IVLUCH IVLONEY. From the Story by ISRAEL ZANGWILL. They had a hot time burning money, but it was a cold world when the flames died down. There's more than drama, .more than comedy in this brilliant play of the husband who took his wife away from luxury, and how she found her way bacn. . . . A play for those with too much money and those with not- enough. Fox Films Presents "THE IMXIE IVfERCITAVr. " Ihe I>ixie Merchant." Featuring Madge tjellamy, ADGE IJELLAMY JACK MULHALL. J. FARRELL Mac-I DONALD. PAUL PANZER. HARVJEA CLARK. ~ " THE t >IXIE MERCHANT. . " Ihe Uixif, .Merchant. A Thrilling Hnndicnn of Love and Irotting Thoroughbreds. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. LATEST FOX NEWS. QUEEN'S UP,EN'S. QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. A PROGRAMME PACKED WITH NOVELTY AND SPEED. QIDNEY /CHAPLIN OIDNEY V HAPLIN (CHARLIE'S BROTHER). Gras ra? auramwkmxw 4 NNA "\ T ILSSON, Anna w. IN ilsson. " rpHE piRE PATROL ;; " 1 HE 1 IRE 1 ATKOL. " THE FIRE PATROL. DYNxVMITE IS JUST A LOLLYPOP Compared with _ "THE FIRE PATROL.' CHARLIE , ---- r? r T Charlie Chaplin (BROTHER OF SIDNEY), The "pawnbroker.;; he a awnbroker. pHAPLIN CHAPLIN Sessions: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.45 p.m. Phone 41-341. pOMMUNrY CINGING. Community Oinging. rpoWN 1 OWN Hall, all. 1 OWN -U-ALL. - Nil? W1SSI1&?: 21s?: 12.30 TO 1.30. . MR. ABEL ROWE will Lead the Singing and will also give as a Solo, The New Maori Song, "E PARI RA." • Tliis is a new song composed by Mr. ivowe from Maori Airs. SOLOIST: MISS T AURA ISS JJA'UKA STONE. TONE. Accompanied by Mr. J. Button. In the Chair: MR. J- D. MORISON, Mayor of lakapunn Accompanist: Mrs Harrington Snow. Collection in aid of non-endowed City Charities. rn o W N 1O W N HALL. A L L. -yyEDNESDAY. JULY GRaND CORONATION /CEREMONY. rand Coronation Ceremony. THE CROWNING OF PRINCESS VOLA, Queen-Eleot.of Schools' Carnival. SPECTACULAR PAGENTRY. MARCH OF THE BRITISH NATIONS. OLD ENGLISH MINUET, ETC., ETC. Prices of Admission: 2s and Is. Reserves (2s 6d) now obtainable at Catholic Depot, 8, Darby Street, (opp. Majestic Theatre). Programme, containing full ceremonial, 6d. MUNICIPAL CHOIR SOCIAL, ARRANGED FOR 19th, IS POSTPONED. GAGE BROWN, Secretary. DANCING. "BEST OF ALL" DANCES. (Old-time.) TO-NIGHT -12 TO-NIGHT. " pASINO -T|E. T^ANSE." " Casino -L'e Uanse." i BALLROOM DE LUXE. 161. PONSONBY RD. (Opp. Fire Station). Recognised by the old-time Dancing Fraternity as the iJest Dance in Auckland on Baturday Evening when we let ourselves "go" alter ,an honest week's toil. Our Slogan. "A Sociable Dance combined with Refinement'' has made us the finest Dance Assembly in Auckland. Spot Prizes. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Streamers, The usual free bus to Point Chevalier, and also the usual concession to members. Ladies, Is 6d; Gents, 2s. Come along and compare us with other dances; we know what your verdict will be. F. MjiYERS, M.C. PARISIAN TRANCING ARISIAxs 1/ANCING CLUB. LUB. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). 0-NlG±ii (SATURDAY). . gOCIETY QF JJALL. I KITCHENER STREET. I You have heard of tho Brilliant Entertainments presented by this Club, but have you been? Last Saturday night was attended by over 300. • I PERRIN'S DANCE I I PERRIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. I Under the Personal Direction of | IVAN PERRIN! " I IVAN PERRIN. j Will again contribute their usual fine programme of latest music. The number of players in this Orchestra has been increased by the addition of Mr. Jack Riley, just from 'Frisco. COMMENCING AT 8. Single, 2s 6d Double, 4s Gd. Evening Dress. Flashlight Photographs taken on our Grand Carnival Isight last Saturday obtainable at Studio. Inaugurated by Parisian Dancing Studio 38, Winstone's Buildings, Queen Street. JgLLERSLIE pARISH JTAT.T. ELLERSLIE WEEKLY DANCE SATURDAY. JULY 17. AT 8 P.M. All the Latest Hits rendered in an irresistible manner by NOEL JOHNSTON'S FAMOUS NOVELTY JAZZ BAND. Auckland' 3 Seven Leading Artists. The Band that plays real Jazz Music. This Week's novelty. Balloons, Zeppelins, Streamers, Spotlight, etc. Dancini to 11.30. Supper Provided. Admission: Ladies' 2s; Gent.'s, 2s 6d; Double. 4s. NOTE.—Black and White Bus leaves G.P.0., City, at 7.30 p.m., returning after the Dance. NATIVES CIATION. We hnve decided to hold a Weekly Dance in the Druids' Hall, Newton, everv Tuesday Night, commencing at 8 p.m. The Paramount Five will render first-class Syncopated Music. Good enjoyment is assured. Prices: Gents., 2s; Ladies. Is. yiCTORIA CRUISING CLUB. ANNUAL PRTZE DISTRIBUTION «*&&&££■ AND DANCE. SCOTTS' HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 8 p.m. OLD-TIME DANCING AND JAZZ. First-class Music by Gaiety Dance Band Tickets: Double 4s; Gent's, 2a Gd; Ladies, 91 J ra^, Tickets, Is. Tickets obtainable from Committee. JAS. McGEHAN. Hon. Secretary.