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

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S VERYBODY'S miVOLI. XJLVOLI. Direction: Thos. A, O'Brien. EXHIBITORS' ALLIANCE PRESENTS THE WONDERFUL CONTINENTAL PROBLEM-PLAY OF MATRIMONIAL jyj-LLE. J) AG OVER, QEORGE In " T OVE TS TJLIND," "JJOVE Is 13L1ND." ADDITIONAL FEATURE. I JgVELYN gRENT " rpHE JMPOSTOR." With the world at her foot, with luxury, adoration. happiness at her command, she sacrificed everything and became a denizen of the Underworld to nave a brother she loved! .1 Flashing. vibrant drama—a priceless icwel stolen—Three ears racing through tho dark A terrific battle between the Reporter and the Crook—Glitter of society—The drama ol iv thousand thrills. AT EVERYBODY'S ONLY. j "gEBE j^ANIELS j"A K ISS P A T AXI " Everybody's Continuous from 10 a.m. Phone 44-402. SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT TIVOLI. Matinee To-day at 2.15. HE yERNON jpAMILY. WALTER and his two original Knuts. NIGHTLY AT 7.45. TIVOLI PHONE 44-136. RINCE TT'DWARD rPHEATRE. RINCE -CJDWARD X HEATRE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Direction - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. P A 1 VyONDERFUL jyjATINEE, COMMENCING 2 O'CLOCK. Doors Open 1.30. 1. GAZETTE. 2. AESOP FABLE. 3. A BIG COMEDY. 4. THE RED MILL. 5. ANOTHER BIG COMEDY. C. THE FIGHTING EDGE. C CAN YOU BEAT THE PRICES? SIXPENCE. Children Half Price. IT Y Ot AUCKLAND. Municipal concerts, unicipal Concerts. rpoWN TTALL. rpO-NIGHT. I own Hall, ±o-night. A UCKLAND TIfUNICIPAL "RAND. .Auckland IVlunicipal Jjand. IN A CHARMING "ALL OPERATIC " PROGRAMME. THE BAND will Play A March from Mozart's "Idomjeneo"; an Overture from Verdi's "Nabucodonosor"; and Selections from tiounod's "Faust" and Wagner's "Die Walkure.' MISS ALMA McGRUER will Sing "Mimi's Song" from "La Boherne," and "One Fine Day" from "Madame Butterfly." MR. JEAN DELLORE will Sing "Walther's Prize Song" from "Die Meistersinger," and "On with the Motley" from "Pagliacci." MR. FRED BOWES, Cornet, will Play "Sovra il sen" from "La Somnabula." MR. HAL C. McLENNAN, Flute, will Play "La Traviata." CHRISTOPHER SMITH. Bandmaster. Accompanist. MRS. RIPLEY. ADMISSION: 6d and Is. Reserves, 2s. Booking at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., up to 11 a.m.; afterwards at the Town Hall. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. T RIPPED BY A FLAPPER. HEAR REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER. MAJESTIC-SUNDAY NIGHT. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN dark, den Jr A R K. EDEN -dark, DEN Jr A R K. I TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 1 O-DAY (SATURDAY). MANAWHENUA. anawhenua, MANAWHENUA, anawhenua, MANAWHENUA. ANAWHENUA. RANFUHLY QHIELD \XriNNERS, ANFURLY OHIELD VV INNERS, V. A UCKLAND. Auckland. A UCKLAND. Auckland. KICK-OFF, a P.M. NEW "PLYMOUTH TTIGH QCHOOL EW Jr LYMOUTH U-IGH OCHOOL V. GRAMMAR. RAMMAB. KICK-OFF 1.80 P.M. ADMISSION: Is. Stand, 2a extra. SCHOOL CHILDREN. 3d. All Proceeds go into the Schools' Rugby Fund. T. W. MABEN, Secretary A.R.F.U. JJUGBY J^OOTBALL. MANAWHENUA ANAWHENUA V WAIKATO. AIKATO. CAMBRIDGE. CAMBRIDGE. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24, 1927. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24. 1927. Special Train Service from Hamilton. HARRY C. BAULF. Secretary, Waikato Rugby Football Union. P OINT CHEVALIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. . WINNING NUMBER 24. REMOVAL NOTICES. p E O. M O Y L E. GENERAL CARRIER. Customs and Shipping Agent, Receiving and Forwarding Agent. 4, QUAY ST., AUCKLAND. Phone 43-439. P.O. Box 12GG. First-class storage accommodation for furniture and general merchandise in our new promises at the above address. Furniture removal contractor, by road, rail or sea. P D. LEAH, SAIL. TENT AND COVER MANUFACTURERS. On and after MONDAY NEXT, our Business will be conducted at NO. 44, ALBERT STREET. Thanking you for past patronage and soliciting the favour of your esteemed commands. Yours faithfully, P. D. LEAH. AUCKLAND needs a new Tourist Hotel. Tourists are our best asset. We mult cater for them.