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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19608, 9 April 1927, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. rjnHE j\| 03T ATTRACTIVE pROGRAMME JN National ATIONAL AT ATIONAL IN ATIONAL Lyric, yric. National Sessions: 11.30, 2,30, 5, 7,45. Lyric: Nightly at 7.45. /"lENE UTIiATTON POUTER'S VJENE DrRATTON JT OUTER'S THE IZEEPER/\F nPHE 13EES. Xhe J\eeperUf Ihe Jdees. A Fust' National Attraction. Doris it-en yon. ORIS LVENYON. Atid Lewis qtone ewis Otone In " rpHE I3LONDE QAINT.' ' " Ihe Oainiv Latest l'opical Gazettes. Two-Reel Mermaid Comedy. " SOLID GOLD." AT THE LYRIC ONLY. Marimbaphone bolo by 11. JURY. "THE PREMIER CAPRICE." /COMMENCING TUESDAY fJEXT. Commencing auesday iiEi.r. THE GREATEST CIRCUS PICTURE op all Time. Bigger whan IGGER -L HAN •' Bigger Hun jjarnums.;; Bigger whan Rarnums.' [GQER x HAN JDaRNTTMS. CIRCUS STUFF I AND WHAT CIRCUS STUFF! THE BIGGEST THREE RINGED CIRCUS IN THE WORLD. Wherein happen a series of Dramatic Incidents nevsr before Filmed, With VIOLA DANA, RALPH LEWIS, GEORGE O'HARA, RALPH INCE. AND AN ASTONISHING AGGREGATIONS Ob 1 AMAZING ANIMALS. A COLOSSAL COLLECTION OF CURIOUS CREATURES! A THROBBING THRENODY OF TITANIC THRILLS! POSITIVELY THE GREATEST OF ALL CIRCUS PICTURES. ON THE SAME PROGRAMME. '• THE 'PERFECT QAP." -Ihe X ERFECT iJAP." With BEN LYON AND PAULINE STARKE. Action, suspense, thrills, pathos—and a theme of tender romance that will linger in the memory of every soul that sees it! AND IN ADDITION; rniiAN. I HAN BARNUMS." arnums."BARNUMS." ARNUMS." 1J ARNUMS." BARNUMS." ARNUMS." CLANCY'S L-ANCY'S DO G 8. O G S. ONE OP THE CLEVEREST ANIMAL ACTS SEEN ON THE STAGE. Clancy LANCY vvLANCY AND HIS TROUPE OF CLEVER PERFORMING DOGS. BE ADVISED-BOOK EARLY FOR THIS MIGHTY PROGRAMME. Box Plans for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. The t> ohemi an orchestra. HE -OOHEMIAN vJrchestra. NEW ZEALAND'S FINEST ORCHESTRA. CONDUCTOR. Colin Mueton, L.R.A.M. LEADER, Edith Whitelaw. DEPUTY-LEADER, Mrs. R, Singer. HON. ACCOMPANIST, Cyril Towsey. Will Inaugurate a New Season at the fjpOWN JTALL On rjpHURSDAY, 9g WHEN A VERY FINE PROGRAMME WILL BE PRESENTED. ENROL ENROL ENROL ENROL SUBSCRIPTION—Two Tickets for each of the Four Concerts,, resexvable free of extra charge. No Amusement Tax. Extra Tickets Pro Rata. Full particulars from the Secretary, W. J. CADDELL. C.o. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., 191, Queen Street. Phone 41-359. BAND PERFORMANCES. QITY OF AUCKLAND. rgOOLOGICAL pAIIK. ZOOLOGICAL pAHK, igOOLOGICAL pARK, QUNDAY gUNDAY AT 3 O'CLOCK. AT 3 O'CLOCK. The following splendid musical performance will be given by the Municipal Bund, under the .Baton of Bandmaster Christopher Smith. PROGRAMME. God Save the King. March, " Sylvia" . ■ (Vlach) Hymn, "O Gladsome Light " (" Gplden Legend ") ..... (Sullivan) Overture, " Raymond " - - • (Thomas) Air de Ballet, " Liselotte " - (Leon Adam) Cornet Solo, " A Garden in Britany - - (Gulliland) . Soloist. MR. FRED BOWES. Selection. "The Sorcerer" - (Sullivan)' Interval. March, "Marehe des Moujiks" - (Renelle) Clarinet Solo, " Concertino " - (Weber) „ , . Soloist. MR. T. H. MALOY. Selection. " fhe Gondoliers " - (Sullivan) An- de Ballet, " Lancelot " - (Leon Adam) March, ' The Staffordshire Knot " (Dulhoit.) National Anthem. ADMISSION, Is. Children under 16 years of age. 3d. ■T. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. HJONSTER EUCHRE ST. BENEDICT'S lIALL. TUESDAY NEXT. APRIL 12. Prizes: Ladies, First, £2 2a Warehouse Order; Second. Ham; Third, Order Silk Hose, Fourth, Tin Biscuits. Gents.: First, £2 2s Warehouse Order; Second, Wu.llet valued at 255; Third, kloz. Tins Havelock Tobacco valued at JOs; Fourth. !,doz. Handkerchiefs and 2 Travelling Prizes Tif'kplfl Ou TOURNAMENT AT 8 P.M. •T. C. La FRANCHIE. Hon. Secretary. LAWN TENNIS PUKEROA TENNIS CLUB, MOUNTAIN ROAD, One minute fiom Khyber Pass. There are a limited number of vacancies in tlio above Club for the Winter Season, May 1, to October 31, 1927. Subscription: 80s Season. Three finest chip courts in the city. Application forms obtainable, from B. MAWSON. 21, Hopetoun St., Newton. A BRUCE. Racquet Str.nger. 94, Albert S, Raique!- Restrung, Repaired Patronised by Tilden World's Champion pAMPBELL PARK TENNIS CLUB. GREEN LANE. Has Vacancies for Winter Members, Winter Season, April 23. to October. Subscriptions: 25s.—Apply. Mr. W. Worrall. 25, Qnslow Rd.. Epsom. Great South Rd 'Ellerolie EASTER ANNOUNCEMENTS. EASTER Requirements.—Chesterfield Settees, Easy Chairs, guaranteed construction.—Newton Cabinet Works, 47, Cobden St, Phone 40-725.