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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19405, 13 August 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. TWO GREAT ATTRACTIONS! BETTY BALFOUR IN " REVEILLE" AND THE ENGLISH FUTURISTS. STRAND '1 TRAND STRAND TRAND STRAND - TRAND Direction - - • Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Sessions: 11.15, 1.0, 2.80, 4.30. 6 and 8. Afternoon Tea Free from 2 till 4.10. Commencing to-day. ± O-DAY. A PICTURE THAT WILL STIR YOU AS NO OTHER PICTURE HAS DONE. Betty ETTY -DALFOUR; BETTY BALFOUR. BETTY BALFOUR, BE rTY BALFOUR, BETTY BALFOUR, BETTY BALFOUR, BETTY BALFOUR, England's Mary Pickford, In Reveille." EVEILLE." " REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." * ' REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." "REVEILLE." A British Film Masterpiece. A vivid impression of life itself, elemental life in London or any British town in the years. 1918 and 1923. A year of War and a year Peace — What strange happenings!— What contrasts ! Laughter and Pathos! BALFOUR, ALFOUR, Also. At Evening Session, BRILLIANT NEW ENTERTAINMENT! A little variation in Strand fare which you will- relish just as the hotel diner appreciates a change in menu. Messrs. G. W, Desmond and Cyril Northcote Present THE "ENGLISH I?UTURISTS, HE ii'NGLISH I 1 UTURISTS. Including GUS DAWSON and EILY DALGLEISH, In A SHOW OF A THOUSAND AND ONE SURPRISES. e * » A quick succession of delightful items— Popular and Catchy Songs well sung in Solo or in Chorus, Charming Dances, Snappy Individual and Concerted Funmaking, and Bright. Brief Sketches. STRAND QYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. trand Symphony Urchestra. Overture: " Little Nelly Kelly." 6 • BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! Bos Plan at Theatre. Children Half Price at All Times. Phonn 43-114 Prices. Is to 2s 9d /^ N E OF THE GREATEST STORIES EVER TOLD—- . "THE BLIND GIANT " MAJESTIC THEATRE. SUNDAY NIGHT. 6.45. Admission Free. ORGAN RECITALS. SUNDAY EVENING NEXT,' SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, • . AT 8.30; O'CLOCK. ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL, By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. PROGRAMME. Toccata - - - Boellmann Andante from String Quartet - Tschaikowski Two Choral Preludes ------- Bach Adagio and Finale - - - - - Reubke Legend - -- -- -- - Harvev Grace Gavotte Mignon ------ Thomas In the Halls of the Mountain King - Grieg ADMISSION FREE. ,T. MELLTNG. Acting-Town Clrrfr. MEETINGS. >TI O - N I G H T. 7.30 P.M. CHAS. F. HUMMEL, MISSIONARY, At the BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Also Prayer foi Gipsy Smith Mission. "FEDERATED COOKS' AND STEWARDS' T OF N.Z. INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A Special Meeting will be held in , the Office of the Union, Sanford's Buildings, Customs Street West, MONDAY, August 16, 1926, when the following Resolution will be submitted and a Ballot taken on same: — RESOLUTION: "That the. dispute between the Union and the Northern Steamship Company, Limited, and other Employers, re wages and general conditions be submitted to a Council of Conciliation for settlement." _ E. LEE» Secretary. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL, jgLANDFOUD pAR K. QATURDAY. QHAMPIONSHIP QAME. 3.15 P.M.. fpHISTLE J^ORTHCOTE. 1.45 P.M., 2ND GRADE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL. gHORE. pRIMARY gCHOOL' pEPS. .. v , "YyORKING JgOY |^EPS. Admittance, Is. Plenty of Fiee Seating Accommodation. Gents Is. Ladies 6d. Extra To Grandstand. "1 H A T H A M NORTH' ISLAND SEMI-FINAL. ... "i'LY THISTLE YvToRTH SHORE. HUNTLY THISTLE V. NORTH SHORE. HUNTLY, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). HUNTLY, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). Buses leave Auckland G.P.0., 9 a.m. Book your seat with Mr, G. West (Phone 44-048), and have a good day's outing. FOR SALE BY TENDER. PIN US Insignia.—-Offers "wanted £pr 12 large Trees, alongside main road.—A. Aubrey, East Tamaki. BUILDING MATERIALS. POPULAR Modern Homes: (54 pages of Plans, etc.; suitable N.Z. requirements, 8s Cd posted.—Kibblewhite, 195, Queea St.