Page 22 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19453, 8 October 1926, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. STILL THRILLING THE THOUSANDS. STILL ■ THRILLING THE THOUSANDB. STILL THRILLING THE THOUSANDS. STILL THRILLING THE THOUSANDS. riECIL "R "HE Tl/fILLE'S VKCI.L ,I>. JJE IVXILLE'S I rpjlE -XT OLGA OOATMAN. I TIE V OLGA 13 o ATM AN. I rpHE "\7"OLGA "OOATMAN. | t IHE V OLGA 13 O ATM AN. j TiU ycm'vo aecn it you'll not realise the real meaning of love—the real significance of devotion—the right definition of sacrifice. AND, THEN. LIKE HUNDREDS MORE, YOU'LL WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN. QEE TT TSJOW. . lb EE It lNow. * At the i ~ 1 8 p.m.—TOWN HALL—B p.m. 1 8 p.m.—TOWN HALL—B p.m. 1 8 p.m.—TOWN p.m. j 8 p.m.—TOWN HALL—B p.m. PRECEDED BY A LAVISH STAGE PROLOGUE, in 'which the famous Volga Boatman Song is rendered, in addition to Special Russian Dance Numbers and other Atmospheric Items. BOOK EARLY. Plans at Lewis R. Eady BOOK EARLY, and Son. Ltd.. till 5 p.m.. BOOK EARLY thereafter Ring 41-510 for BOOK EARLY Reserves. Phone reservaBOOK EARLY, tions will not be held after book early 7.45. I ~ ! 1 SPECIAL REQUEST. I j • I Patrons aro earnestly requested to 1 refrain from rising before the picl ture actually ends, as those last I momenta are full of suspense. By 1 keeping your seats you will show I consideration for those seated I I behind you I 1 ; I MATTXEE. SATURDAY, '2.30. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. is Majesty's 1 heatre. Proprietors - .T. 0. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. AN EPOCHAL EVENT. i\/fURIEL QTARR QEASON. IVX URIEL OTARR OEASON. THE BOX PLANS FOR THE FIRST SEVEN NIGHTS NOW OPEN AT LEWIS R 4 EADY AND SON. LTD. A LARGE NUMBER OF SEATS AVAILED OF BY ENTHUSIASTIC PATROL. • COMMENCING TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). Enormous Success Throughout New Zealand of the Eminent Emotional Actress. MU RIEL STARR. MURIEL STARR. MURIEL STARR. And Her BRILLIANT COMPANY OF INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS. Including HARVEY ADAMS. The Distinguished English Actor. rpO-MORROW (SATURDAY). J O-MORROW (SATURDAY). FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. The Supremely Thrilling and Gripping Play, " THE HOUSE OF GLASS." " THE HOUSE OF pLASS." MURIEL •' THE HOOSE OF GLASS." STARR " THE HOUSE OF GLASS." " THE HOUSE OF GLASS." As '• THE HOUSE OF GLASS." " THE HOUSE OP GLASS." MARGARET " THE HOUSE OF GLASS." CASE. "THE HOUSE OF GLASS." By Ma.x Marcin and George M. Cohan. COMMENCING NEXT THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14, FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Reginald Berkeley's London Comedy Triumph, " TTiRENCH T EAVE." "-T RENCH JUEAVE." " FRENCH LEAVE." The Champagne of Comedy. During the season Mis 3 Starr will present some of.the Choicest Gems from her Extensive Repertoire. All Plays produced by arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd. POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 7s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d; E.D. Gallery, 6d extra. Stanley, Grant, Manager. TEACHERS OF DANCING. BALLROOM Dancing, correct style, qualified private tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio.. 30. Paimerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. "I?RANK WOODRUFFE, Expert Instructor. . X' Special Jazz course, including free practice.' 15s. —178. Upper Symonds St. MISS LAURIE KINGSLAND, Teacher Ballroom Dancing (Private or Clasa Lessons) Studio. 8. Belgium St.; 41-755. PARISIAN Dancing jtudio, 39-40, Win-, stone's Bldgs. (over Smeeton's). Select Ballroom Steps Taught in Private Lessons. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. M R J. E. Montagde--20-22. SWANSON STREET. For Public Speaking, and for Clear, Correct Speech for all occasions, Special Course for Business and Professional Men and Women, Classes for Children, Beginners. and Advanced Students; Coaching for all Competitions and Examinations. and for Amateur Productions and Stage Work of Every Kind. How do YOU Pronounce; Indicted, Epitome, Orgy, Despicable, Privacy, Spontaneity? BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. TT E A L Y ' S LIBRARY. 21, SHORTLAND STREET (Opposite Star Office). Subscriptions ilrom 4s Per Quarter. Fiction, Magazines and General Literature. SALES OF PROPERTY. LAND Agents.—Note propert'es sold: Haywaru. 5} acres, Papakura; Robertsoil's, Massey ltd.. Manure wa.—Pegler, Agent. Manurewa. 2 ; L' AND Agents.—Take Notice, my property in Glen Eden has been sold.—T. M. rpHE fiEALAXD JJERALD AND J^EWS. SUBSCRIPTIONS. N.Z. Hekald; 9d per week delivered in town and suburbs. Posted within New Zealand, prepaid, 12s 6d per quarter; £■2 53 per annum. Auckland Weekly News: Prepaid. 10s per quarter; £1 15s per annum. ADVERTISEMENTS. N.Z. Hehald.—The recognised medium for ; best results. CASH RATES. Words. Ono Insertion. Three Consecutive Insertions. 15 II- 2/6 20 1/9 4/6 05 2/6 11Replies to advertisements will be received at the Office of the Herald, and if required will be promptly forwarded on to the advertiser. Please note that the Postal Department, will not deliver letters to any nom-de-pltime, initial or number addressed care of any" 1 Post Office. Birlh Notices, 2s Gd per insertion; doctors' and nurses' names. Is each name extra. Roll of Honour. Marriage, Death. Bereavement and In Memoriam Notices, 2s 6d per insertion of 30 words. If in excess of 30 words, 9d per l> no ive extra. These announcements must bear the signature and address of the advertiser. Advertising rates for larger spaces and extended terms can be obtained on application to tho Office. The Company does not hold itself. responsible for non-insertion of Advertisements through accident or from other causes, or for error in the publication of any advertisement. TELEPHONES. Advertisements — 8' a.m. to 10 p.m. .. 41-129 and 11-173 After 10 p.m. ... . 44-693 Accounts and Advertising 40-obl Publishing (re delivery ot papers) 40-114 Job Printing Orders . . 44-290 Editorial .. * . . • • 41-—9 Editor Weekly News and Photographic . . 41-229 Reporters . • • • * • 44-(893 Address Communications to Wilson and Horton. Limited. P.O. Box. 32. Auckland. Wuikato Branch: Victoria Street, next C.P.0., Hamilton. London Office, S5. Fleet Street.