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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19455, 11 October 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Tho Biggest Theatre and the Biggest Attractions. MAJESTIC. AJESTIC. Majestic, ajestic, ' Majestic, ajestic. ; Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Sessions: 11.15, 1. 2.30. 4.30, 6 and /.05. PLOTHES! Ere started it in Eden—and ever, since it has been . the buy-word for - man —and Iho ' battle-cry of she-dom. The Screen's Brililant New Star, Norma ohearer. orma Ohearer. norma shearer. • NORMA SHEARER. NORMA SHEARER. NORMA SHEARER, With LEW /"tODY, EW V>ODY. "A sksi o? isjS§|» -i SKU 8? « |8|:: " A SLAVE OF E A §§|2v%. "A SLAVE OF " A SLAVE OF FASHION.,, "A SLAVE OF FASHION. " NOTHING TO WEAR." Country - Life was -drab, so hatherine, headed for Now York, its bright, lights, hum of activity, and above all its smart, clothes. From an awful tram wreck she emerged with a' victim s P u '" se her side, a. purse which gained, her an. entree into one of New York s h lo ™ exclusive homes. And then its owner returned from 'Europe. FASHION. Also Screening. r,-n,-TVW MAJESTIC, NEWS. PICTORIAL REMEW. N.Z. SCENIC. COMEDY. AT EVENING SESSIONS. Tho Tunefully Expressive Melody. MORNING" FROM ''pE£g ftHL ORNING" FROM "X EER vJIM (Grieg). By ALL QOLOISTS' f^RCHESTRA. All ooloists' Urchestra. Conducted by Fred G. Mumford, UNIQUE STAGE 1 AND LIGHTING EFFECTS., Solo DOREEN O LEARY. OVERTURE - - • " OBERON " t (Weber). > ■ MISS CHRISTINA ORMISTON - Soprano. In Reverie," EVERIE," A Reminiscence of Home. "HOW TO DANCE THE CHARLESTON" (Fourth Lesson). Screens at 2.45 and 5.45. Book Your Seats Now! Ring 43-210. Prices Is to 2s 3d. Children Half-price. S-S-S-S-S-S-S!! H-H-H-H-H-Hit It's The Monster!! GIRAND ppp. G P.O. TR.AND Metro-Goldwyn Special TO-DAY O-DAY " rnHE MONSTER," " 1 he Monster," "The Monster." "The Monster.' Th "The Monster." Weir "Tho Monster." Pict "Tho Monster.' eve "The Monster," Filn 4t Thn Mdtirlpt " Thr "The Monster.' "The Monster.' "The Monster.' "The Monster.' "Tho Monster.' "The Monster.' "Tho Monster.' "The Monster/ "The Monster.' "The Monster.' The • Weirdest Picture ever Filmed. Thrills. Fun. . Gasps! Starring Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. ijaspti; -uMii ' Laughter! Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Hair-raiser Lon Chaney Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. Lon Chaney. " THE TVfONSTER," Lon Chane; ■■ Ihe Monster." Lon Chane: LON CHANEY'S BIGGEST ROLE. Bring Someone to Take C'?«re of You. Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 5.45, and S. Grand rand TO-DAY. o-day. ! _ "PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE. I flJSjf _IT In aid of St. Michael s Church Funds.' i ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, i MP? TOMORROW (Tuesday) I wf((, Ma fi P-M. I IN THE LARGE ! greatest A prize LIST EVER offered. LADIES: GBNTS: Ist—Electric Iron. Ist—Cooked Ham. 2nd 1 Bag of New 2nd—J-ton Coal or Potatoes. 4-ton Firewood. 3rd— Hand-painted 3rd—J-doz. Bottles Cushion. Wine. 4th—Salad Set. 4th—l Fowl. Ladies, Is 6d; Genta, 2s. H. MaGUIBE, Hon Sec. I P P O D R 0 M E TO.-SIGH T. ISMAH, World-renowned Crystal Gaser. Send in Questions in a sealed envelope. Ismah ' answers . them all. ~A~LL THE FUN OF THE FAIR! A "BOADICEA" CARNIVAL. . DRILL HALL. RUTLAND STREET. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). REUNIONS. >^N.' ASSOCIATION. COLONISTS' -^ xce^e Q Cy e Governor-Vicu-ratron: His Worship the Mayor of Auck,latid'. President: Hon. Sir Edwin Mitchelson. THE ANNUAL REUNION will be held in THE TOWN HALL. AUCKLAND. TO-DAY (MONDAY). OCTOBER 11, 1926, At 1.30 p.m. ' MEMBERSHIP. All New Zealand. Colonists of 50 years' standing and upwards • are invited t'o join the Association, without fee. Registration Forms and Membership Badges, ss. may be had from the Hon. Secretary. S. COLpir.UTT, 6, Hellaby's Buildings, Lower Queen St., or>p. C.P.O. LECTURES. WELLSFORD, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) PAPAROA, WEDNESDAY. October 13 n RAND ILLUSTRATED LECTURE VX On " Devon and the Cornish Riviera." By MR. E. KNIGHT. MR. E. KNIGHT. Once seen never forgotten. Adults, l.s: Children. Bd; Reserves, Gd extra. Doors open at 7.15 p.m. SHOWS. TVAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND VV PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S REAT ANNUAL DHOW, vjreat Annual ohow, Jyj-OVEMBER AND ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 14. DOMINION HUNTING COMPETITION. £IOO In Prizes—£'6o First Prize. Champion Hunter—Challenge Cup. HERD-TESTING CLASSES. £ 100 Otlered in Prize Money. Waikato Jersey Breeders' Oaks, *1927. JCIOO Offered As Prizes in CHAMPION HUNTER CLASS. HERD-TESTING CLASSES. £ 100 Prizo Money Offered. GUESSING COMPETITION. Assist in Advancing Waikato'B Industries. Send for Schedules to J. M. BAXTER, Secretary, Hamilton. ART UNIONS. A N N OUNCES That ho will bo selling, weather permitting, from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. at the Railway Arrival Archway outside the C.P.0., the Golden Nugget Art Union Tickets (£SOO for Is). To-day is the 6th day before it definitely closes. Drawn OCTOBER 27. Positively no postponement. Aljo aold 2nd, 3rd, 4th prizes Wellington Pageant Art Union, .1924; 2nd, 3rd, 4th (twice). sth, 6th. etc., prizes, Wellington Show Association, 1024 and 1925; the only South Island winner Wanganui Monster Art Unign; Lucky Last (13th prize), in Lucky Last. A.U., etc. etc. (See his letters from winners and results of all N.Z. Art Unions at tho Notice Board on his pitch). Patronise Aljo, Tho Masked Man Pierrot in the yelow costume. This ia the last week of ono of the last of Now Zealand's Is Raffles. INSURANCE. ]VTOTORISTS ONLY ! - One Pound ItX Annually secures £SOO Accident Insurance with £7 weekly Compensation. Write re Day or Evening appointments. GERALD A. PEAKE, 32. Hellaby's Buildings. P.OL r J3o&*lA23«^