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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19720, 20 August 1927, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. Sessions: 11.30. 2.30. 0,0, 7.45. Jlcscrves ut Ih6dtr6. Pliodg 4i*169. \T ATJ ONAL i\ ATI ON A L IN ational —— Direction Robt. a.. Cleland. \ Fine Double-Star Programme Headed by a Fine Production of the Novel by 4 G AT IT UTCIIIN SON, A. O. iVL. UIUTCUINSON, Entitled " TIIHE U Al'l'l AHKIOIi./ "X KK rl APPY > * At!RlOlv. •' riiTlE LI APPY "\\7 AUKIOK. •• Ihb Happy » arrior." Malcolm af cn regor. ALCOLU flic Mi\l* O^S A LHOU.N. Alice , Calhoun " THE HAPPY W A KKI OR." a" a , cla J?f £.".i "rS'if: SM 3SXUST3, ■vrho became an exhibition boxer m an erant circus. In Addition: «Thl csfsw F«? Mystery of Fnn and Action. Full Support ins Programme. Prices-as Usual Reserves at Theatre Pbone 42-109. rn o w n Direction - H A L L J. and N. TAIT. rpHURSDAY J^"EXT fynURSDAY TV ill be a Unique Event in the Musical Historv of Auckland, for it will maik the First of Two Recitals to be given in this City by TT ' E 1 F E T V.. rl E I F E T Z. HE I F E A F. I F E T Z. TT E I F E T Z, JTI E I F E T Z. THE MARVELLOUS VIOLINIST WHO CAPTIVATED AUCKLAND AUDIENCES SIX YEARS AGO BY HIS REMARKABLE GENIUS. HE I F E T Z EIF E T Z RECITALS' IN AUCKLAND WILL BE STRICTLY LIMITED TO TWO. AND gATUKDAY jf^TGHT. ISIDOR ACHRON at the Piano. BOX PLANS FOR BOTH CONCERTS ARE. NOW ON VIEW AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD PRICES: 12s 6d and 10s 6d (Reserved), Plus Tax. etc. Special Concessions to Students upon application to the Box Office. Direction - - - - J. and N. TAIT. Representative: John Farrell. OF jj^UCKLAND. rjpoWN "pj"ALL, <JX)-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 5.30 P.M. QEG A N RECITAL By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. CITY ORGANIST. PROGRAMME. GOD SAVE THE KING Concerto —Cuckoc a net (Handel) (Largo and Allegro). Echerzo Caprice and Homage Hymn - - - . (Rowley) Question and Jvnswet (Wolstenholllle) Prelude and Fugue in G (The Great) - - • (Bach) Forest Murmurs (Siegfried) - - La Fileuse (Spinning Song) - - - (Ran' Carillons - - - - - - - (Faulkes) ADMISSION FREE. . Children in arms not admitted. • J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. BERESFORD STREET CHOIR AND SAXOPHONE BAND. MAJESTIC THEATRE-SUNDAY NIGHT. •TS RELIGION THE ENEMY?" i HEAR REV. A. THORNHILL. M.A.. Ponsonby Rd. Unitarian Church Sunday. 7 p.jn. N.B.—Bring and Buy Sale 10-aay. - to 5 p.m LEAGUE FOOTBALL. .J EA G U E FOOTBALL. 'LEA.GUE Jt? O O T B A L L. ]' T E A G U E ML'B ague IiOOTBALL. J: o O T B AX. L. Final. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. fc'NAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. pARLAW T>ARK. Vy ARJLAW 1 ARK. rpO-DAY (SATURDAY), 1 O-D AY (SATU RD A Y), TiEVONPORT V. ATEWTON. Devonport V. i^EWrON. DEVONPORT V. AT EWTON. EVONPORT V. IN EWTON. Richmond v. "donsonby. ICHMOND V. Richmond v. po^soNßY. ICHMOND V. x ON SON BY. FOLLOW the crowd TO CARLAWJPARK. Admission: Usual Charges, IVAN GULPAN, Sec., Auckland Rugby League. BAHD PERFORMANCES. I T Y OF AUCKLAND. ZOOLOGICAL pARK. nrOOLOGICAL JJARK. J jpARK. OUNDAi AFTERNOON, Oijnday Afternoon, AT 3 O'CLOCK Auckland "at cjnicipal uckllnd Municipal -Dand. PROGRAMME. M ARCH—"The Warrior" - - - - y va, H' HYMN—"Come. Ye Thankful People, Come . (Elvey) OVERTURE—"Der Freischutz" - (Weber) SUI T E—"At the King's Court - (Sousa) SELECTION— "Operas of offenbach " (A ' ng g U) " Interval. MARCH—"Kopriva" - - - - - (Nicol) ORIENTAL SCENE—"A Dervish Chorus - (Sebek) SELECTION—"The Maid of the Mountains" (Fraser-Simson) BELL GAVOTTE—'"Cloches de St. Malo" - (Rimmer) MARCH—"Wait for the Waggon" - - - - (Woodhouse) Nalional Anthem. / J. S. BRIO HAM. Town Clerk. ; A UCKLAND \ RTILLERY RAND. Auckland Artillery X>and. tea kiosk. TEA KIOSK MT. EDEN. MT. EDEN. rpO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3 P.M. 10-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3 P.M. By Kind Permission of Colonel C. E. Newman, D.5.0.. and Courtesy of the Mt. Eden Borough Council. PROGRAMME. March, "Cossack" ------ Rimmer. Overture," "Tancredi " - - - - Rossini. Hymn. "Nearer. My God. To Thee" Selection, "Maid of the Mountains " An'. Ord. Hume. Novelty, "Rag Time Bass Player" Lotter. Selection, "Giralda" - - - - ■ Adams. Descriptive/ Fantasia, "A Military Church Parade" ■ - - - - Ord. Hu.Vp. March, "Conqueror" - Moorhouse. GOD SAVE THE KING. Collection for Instrument- Fund. LIEUT. E. TREGILG AS. Conductor. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. " r F HAM ES REMIN ISC EN CES ."-Sp lendid .. Illustrated Memento of Pioneering _ a^s . now'on sale: Is (id. post free.—Ob Printing Works, Wyndham St., Auck-