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

AMUSEMENTS. CHARLES DICKENS' "LITTLE DORRIT- , has touched the hearts of thousands. Pr«sented as it is in tftis film, it will undoubt. edly charm and fascinate all. Majestic AJESTIC Ttr AJESTIC J Majestic _" The Theatre Beautiful." " Direction - - Fuller-Hayward Theatres Sessions: 11.15, 1.0, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and s! Matin!! il 2.30. FULL ORCHESTRA AND KENNEDY ENTERTAINERS. I A portrayal of some of the bestloved characters in English Literature: William Dorrii, Fanny, Tim, Amy (Little Dorrit), Arthur Ciennam. pHARLES THICKENS, pHARLES THICKENS, Charles JL/ickens. pHARLES THICKENS, ENGLAND'S GREATEST MASTER OF ROMANCE. Little y\okrit." ITTLE 1/ORBIT." 1 " All the simple pathos of I j Dickons' original creation,"— " London Sunday Pictorial." The characters seem to step right out from the novel on to the screen, compelling the admiration of all. Produced and played by the same company who were recently sesn here in " DAVID COPPERFIELD." As a whole. A LOVE ROMANCE OF INFINITE CHARM. Delightful atmosphere combined with & clearly told and suspenseful storv. Within the Maishalsea prison. Humble homes in London and palatial interiors in Italy. Also Screening— Majestic News Topical Pictorial News Scenic. Go-getter Comedy. " Aint Lov* Grand." And At Evening Sessions and Saturday Matinee— The ttennedy "entertainers, he Jlvennedy Juntertainebs. Just returned to Auckland from a tour of England, India and South Africa. In an ORIGINAL MUSICAL ACT. Using Violin, Guitar, Piano, Viol-De-Gatnba and Voice. And Special Musical Item, XYLOPHONE SOLO, "THE CALIPH OF BAGDAD." By Mr. Alex Ridgway, Accompanied by ALL QOLOISTS' . /'ORCHESTRA. All Soloists' Orchestra. New Zealand's Largest Picture Band. Overture "The Arcadians." Book Your Seats Now. Ring 43-210. Box Plan at Theatre. PRICES, Is to 3s 3d. Children Half Price at All Times. JpEAST JpOR jyrUSIC J^OVERS. PIANOFORTE "DECITAL. LAN OFOIiTE XiECITAL. JULY UNITY HALL, QUEEN STREET UNITY HALL, QUEEN STREET (Just Above Town Hall), By Ronald ONALD Vy HAMBERLAIN, THE EMINENT BRITISH PIANIST. B.A. (CANTAB). MUS. BAC. (CANTAB), F.R.fc.O., A.R.A.M. PROGRAMME: CHOPIN— Sonata, Op. 58. Allegro Maestoso—Scherzo—Largo— Finale. Ballad No. 1, in G Minor, Op. 23. DEBUSSY— Sarabande. BAXHill Tune. SCBIABINPreludes, Op. 11. Viva (No. 1). Allegretto (No. 2). Aridantino (No. 9). tndante (No. 10). tudics. Op. 8. Allegro (No. 1). A Capriccio, con forza (No. 2). Tempestoso (No. 3). Piocovole (No. i). SCHUMANN - Kreisleriana, Op. 10. Agitato nssai—Molto expressivo. Etude Symphoniques, Op. 13 t PRESS EXTRACTS: DAILY DELEG R APH— There was a aeernlineas and logical sense in Mr. Ronald Chamberlain'# attitute towards the music in his pro gramme at the Aeolian Hall last night that made his playing eminently attractive to listen to. TIMES— Mr. Ronald Chamberlain is a very competent pianist, and held the attention throughout the rather heavy first part of his programme. His wrists are steellike, and consequently give us vital, springing rhythniß. RESERVED SEATS ss, UNRESERVED 3s Students' Concession Tickets: Reserves 3s. Bluthner Orchestral Concert Grand Piano • usee-. Box Plan at E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., 191, Queen Street. CHAMBERLAIN. HAMBERLAIN. PIANO TUNING. ARTHUR BREE (Pianist). Tuner and Repairer; expert attention.—Tod of XX Repairer; expert attention.—Top of Symonds S't„ Phone 43-398. FOR HIRE. BOTTLE Jacks and Timber»Jacks, in pood order.—Sum White and Sons, Market Place. Phone 44-708. HE gEALAND JJERALD AND AUCKLAND -yyEEKLY J^EWS. SUBSCRIPTIONS. N.Z. Herald. 9a per week delivered in town and suburbs. f Posted within New Zealand, prepaid, 12s 6d per qyarter; £2 5s per annum. Auckland Weekly News: Prepaid. 10s per quarter; £1 15s per annum. ADVERTISEMENTS. N.Z. 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