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

AMUSEMENTS. Packed From the Opening Night of This Unique Programme of VAUDEVILLE EXTRAORDINARY! PICTURES SUPREME ! ! The mew t>egent. ■ HE INeW XVEGEiNT. 'PHE VTE W O^UENT. Ihe bw Regent. " The Theatre Magnificent." Direatiin . J. G. Williamson fiilms. Managing Directors; Beaumont Smith and b W. Thnna. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 15, AND EVERY DAY, WITH FULL ORCHESTRA AND VAUDEVILLE. AS AT 7.45. CONTINUOUS PICTURES FROM 11 A.M. RIVALLING " VARIETY," FOR, ITS VAUDEVILLE SEQUENCES. Paramount Presents TpLORENCE -I' LORENCE II ."'jbort&jN ua I 1 LORENCE S T7IDOR. E V IDOR. ... \/ JLJJUK. I 1 LORENCE V I DOR. . 'The Lovely Orchid Lady of the Screen, in ' I OU YOU OU Never EVER Never EVER KNOW NOW Know now WOMEN/ OMEN." - WOMEN." OMEN." A REMARKABLE " DIFFERENT' STORY, WHICH YOU CANNOT FAIL TO ENTHUSE OVER. APART FROM ITS NOVEL PLOT. IT CONTAINS NO LESS THAN 12 FAMOUS CONTINENTAL ACTS IN FULL SWING FROM START TO FINISH. SO REAL ARE THEY THAT YESTERDAY'S AUDIENCES APPLAUDED AS THOUGH THE LIVING ARTISTS WERE BEFORE THEM IN Pp:RSO>i. J. C. Williamson Celebrity Vaudeville. Positively Last Dominion Appeurance3. CiiHh \ HMAJNIv |>KuiHJKKb. AHE A.RMAND OROTHERS. rpHE a RMAND OROTHERS J. Hp: Ahmanti "Brothers. Sensational Gymnastic Exponents in an Act that has Thrilled Thousands. THE TRIPLE SOMERSAULT SET THE HOUSE IN UPROAR LAST EVENING. "THE TOWER OF LONDON." Second of the 4< Haunted Castles of England " Series, featuring the Tragedy of Lady Jane Grey. New Programme at the Wurlitzer by t-JDDTE tiORTON "Miserere," Heart of Thine, Sweet Voice," Popular Medley. OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Musical Director MAURICE RIDGE. Overture. "Masaniello" (Auber). RESERVE NOW AT THE THEATRE. PHONE 40-888. or at Messrs. Lewis R. E»dy and Son, Ltd. ■ _ „ SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES.-Stalls, Is and Is Cd; Dress Circle. 2s; Reserved Lounges, 2s 6d. Children Half-Price. Ordinary Sessions, Adults, Is; Children, Gd. rpflß OEGENT BALLROOM, i HE f» EGENT O <VLT/ROOM, LUXURY - REFINEMENT COMFORT GAIETY. SPECIAL LONG SESSION TO-NIGHT, 8 Till 12. Tickets, 5s each. (Evening Dress.) DANSANT THIS AFTERNOON. 2.30 till 5. Tirk»tfl. 3s each. RESERVATNONS AT THE THEATRE. PHONE 4G-888. rjpHEATRE gOCIETY. SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to the holidays, .preferential booking for YOU QAN T ELL * CONCERT CHAMBER. APRIL 21, 22. 23. will commence at Lewis R. Eady's on WEDNESDAY, April 13. and public booking on WEDNESDAY April 20. Members and intending members desiring preferential booking must apply AT ONCE to the Secretary, THEO. J. SPRY, 206. Victoria Arcade. Pliofte 43-453. Auckland city mission. UCKLAND CITY MISSION. HIPPODOME IPPODOME Theatre. HEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING. • Doors Open 6,30. 7 p.m.—Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Burnnand. 7.30 p.m.—Service Begins. Preacher, Rev. jasper ev. Jasper <0 alder. Course of Lenten Services on SOCIAL T>ROBLEMS. OCTAL 1 ROBLEMS. (No. 4.) A,f A RRIAGE. IVlarriage. Offertory Solo. O TV VINE OEDEEMER." -L'IVINE JXedeemer." (Gounod.) SOLOIST: TVfISS 11/TYRA "AT cLEOD. IVLiss IVlyra McLEOD. NOTE.—HoIy Communion, St. Matthew's Church, next Thursday, at 11 a.m. s.o.s. UNEMPLOYMENT. NEMPLOYMENT. Don't Forget to Work for Our "ALL AUCKLAND" BIG WINTER FAIR, _ To be Held Early in June. AH Societies, Cluba, Guilds, etc., are earnestly invited to concentrate on this _ „, . ONE BIG EFFORT; By Making Saleable Articles for the Fair. JASPER CALDER. City Missioner. SAM HARDWICK, Organising Secretary. , We are m urgent need of LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, and will gladly collect Parcels if informed. Phone 43-045 and 46-056. —-On Good Friday Night there will be a recital of sacred music 'V v JASPER'S J IMITED. d ASPER'S -LIMITED. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S J- HEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUN.). 7.30 P.M. H. G. R. MASON. M.P. Subject: H. MEREDITH'S ORCHESTRA. Chairwoman: MRS. M. DREAVER. WORKERS EDUCATIONAL Mgpfrfl VV ASSOCIATION. lllwl PUBLIC LECTURE In Old Grammar School. Symonds Street. ON MONDAY, APRIL 11. AT; 8 P.M. OR HILDA NORTHCROFT On "CHILD WELFARE." Admission Free. BERNARD MARTIN. Secretary. "WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL * V ASSOCIATION. CORNWALL PARK GATHERING. TODAY (SATURDAY). MR. G. GRAHAM Will give a Talk on the Maori History Connected.; with One Tree Hill. Members are reminded of the above gathering. . The party meets at Manukau Road entrance to the park at 2.30 p.m. R. MARTIN, Secretary^ T," 1 1R ST AID TO THE '.r INJURED. A/sa * Classes are being formed at <i§}°] (he Ambulance Station, at V'xSi? Onehungu, and at Devonport. The fee for the course of G Lectures is 7s (3d. Early application ia requested. WILLIAM RATTRAY. Honorary Secretary, Ambulance Station, Rutland St. A UCKLAND HORTICULTURAL ±\ SOCIETY. ST. ANDREWS' HALL. LOWER SYMONDS STREET. THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1927. at 8 p.m. LECTURE BY G. W. WRIGHT ESQ. " DAHLIAS AND DAHLIA SHOWS ABROAD." Admission by Member's Ticket. Nod-Members, Is,