AMUSEMENTS. SEND THE KIDDIES TO SEE " ROBIN HOOD " AT 11.15 AND 2.15 TO-DAY. Majestic. AJESTIC. Sessions: 11.15, 1.0, 2.15, 4.30, 6 and 8. Direction: - - - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. MIS! A? 2.15. THE LONDON PIERROTS. "ROBIN HOOD" AND ORCHESTRA. At 11.15 and 2.15. The Classic Supreme. " "OOBIN "XVOBIN ULOOD." " ROBIN HOOD." " ROBIN HOOD." " ROBIN HOOD." " ROBIN HOOD." With Doug-las tdairbanks. OUGLAS X 1 AIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. AT 2.15 AND S SESSIONS. Bright and Breezy. AN ENTERTAINMENT BY Hood." OOD." London ondon "PIERROTS. X lERROTS. Presented by Messrs. J. Taylor and T. Carlton. AT EARLY EVENING AND 8 SESSIONS. Ti/TAKION "H A VIES IVlarion JU'avies "TIGHTS f\F .(fwLD T> ROADWAY." "JUIGHTS VJF "ULD -L>ROADWAY." " LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." A Delightful Irish Comedy. All qoloists orchestra LL DoLOISTS ORCHESTRA Overture, "Masaniello" (Auber). Bos Plan at Theatre. Prices, Is to 2s 9d. Phone, 43-210. Children Half Price. RIALTO | and lALTO | and Direction : Thomas A. O'Brien. The Last Night of "THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH." Additional Picture at Rialto, "THE WHITE DESERT." v . With Claire Windsor and Pat O'Malley. Phones: Rialto, 46-609. Regent, 20-142. Coming To-morrow at Both Theatres. Gene Stratton Porter's "A GIRL OF THE LIMBERLOST." Richard Talmadge in "STEPPING LIVELY.' REUNIONS. QLD THAMES GIRLS' REUNION. Would all interested in this Reunion kindly attend at Wesley Hall, Pitt St., on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. August 25. at 2.30 p.m., where they will receive a loving welcome. M. OLDHAM, Phone 26-633. Convenor. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Rugby ug by OOTBALLi rnO-MORROW (TUESDAY) i. O-MORROW (TUESDAY). FIRST ROUND KOHN SHIELD COMPETITION.
TAT E L L I N G T O N :.VV ELL I N G T o'.N TRAMWAYS Auckland UCKL A N D TRAMWAYS. At Ed!" Pill: KICK-OFF 3 ■ P;M, CURTAIN-RAISER BY TEAMS FROM VISITING PRIMARY SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES. KICK-OFF 1.45 P.M. ADMISSION: Ladies, 6d Ground; Cd Stand. Gentlemen. Is Ground; Gd StandSchool Children Free. SPORTING. "jUEW ZEALAND TROTTING ASSOCIATION. REREGISTRATION OF COLOURS. The attention of all owners having colours registered is drawn to Rule 132, Part X., of the N.Z. Rules of Trotting, under which it is compulsory to reregister all colours on or before AUGUST 31, 1926. Any owner who desires to retain registration of his colours must forward an application, together with the fee of ss, to the Secretary of the Association, not later than the last day of this month. ■T. B. NORRIS. Secretary, P.O. Box 459, Christchurch. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE. /~ILYDESDALE Stallion, good and honest VJ worker.—tor particulars, write Clydesdale. (il. Herald. 1. 4-YR. GELDING, by ' Blue Mountain King. Dam Intaglio 3. 2. 3-YR. FILLY, Blue Mountain KingIntaglios. 3. 2-YR. FILLY, Blue Mountain KingIntaglios. 4. 1-YR. COLT. Al Mack—lntaglio3. 6. 2-YR. FILLY, Blue Mountain KingLou Dillon. (Half-sister Satin Bird and Dick Dillon.) 6. 2-YR. COLT. Blue Mountain King—Elsa, Huon. (Half-brother Dillon Huon.) NOTE.—lntaglios is a full-sister to Onyx. Owners want to reduce team, and will accept any reasonable offers. McKENDRICK BROS., Wellington Street, City. DGOLDIE AND SONS, LTD., . FOR THE BEST TIMBER. Largo Stocks of Oregon (including Long Lengths) Just Landed. HEAD OFFICE, Imperial Bldgs., Queen St. Phone 40-653 MILL ORDER OFFICE, Poore Street (Freemaii's Bay). Phone 45-096.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19413, 23 August 1926, Page 18
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