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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19731, 2 September 1927, Page 20

LAST TWO NIGHTS OF SEASON. BOOK YOUR SEATS'EARLY, Hundreds Turned Away on Saturday Night. EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. PINAL MATINEE. TO MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2.30. *. Tl/f A JESTY'S I»±AJESTY'S JULIs ItXAJESTY'S -1 HEATRe! Lessees; J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. QA ETBE rp H E Q REAT, £1 ART E R r£ H E QRE AT. ASTD HIS COMPANY OF 'INTERNATIONAL STARS. Including: MISS EVELYN MAXWELL, who unfolds a chapter from the supernatural in an exhibition of thought transference or mental telepathy, the result of years of studv* BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY FOR THE FINAL MATINEE AND YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. Bring the Children to Fairyiand. Half-prices to all Parts. SEE- DISAPPEARING - Cheating the Gallows—the Torture Cell of Spikes—the Disappearing: Flappers— Shooting through a Live Woman—the Elongated Maiden—Aerial Pigeons— Astral Hand—Nest of Boxes—Bewitched Hat—the Astral Hand Metamorphosis— Sawing a Live Woman in Halves. PRICES: Reserves. D.C. and R.S.. Us; Stalls, 4s; Early Gallery. 2s 6d; Late Gatlery. Is fid. Children admitted to all_ performances Half-price except Late Gallery, Is. All prices plus tax. BOX PLANS at Lewis R. Eady and Son,. Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Confectionery. cOMPCTTT>eM» COMPETITIONS. " /COMPETITIONS. 0 M P ETITI ON S. OMPETITIONS. Concert chamber, 7 on p.m. ONCERT CHAMBER. I •o\7 P.M. 1X)-NIGHT . 0-NIGHT PROGRAMME. Character Dance (12-15). Classic Dance (over 16). Modern Popurar Song (under 16). Character Dialogue (under 16), Recitation with Musical Accompaniment (Humorous).Oratorio Solo_ (Soprano), Character Recital. Mtisical Monologue. Operatic Dance (gver 15). Song and Accompaniment (Ladies). Admission 2s and Is; Children Half-price, Preliminary Trials To-day 9.30 a.m.. Unity Hall and Concert Chamber. THE DIGGEST XTIGHT f)F ALL. HE -tS>iGGEST iNIGHT v/p All. Grand t?inal t\ emonstration RAND £ INAL -DEMONSTRATION C CONCERT. ' "" CONCERT. rpOWN X OWN Hall ALL TO-MORROW lmj O-MORROW H IGHT. ITEMS BY SELECTED FINALISTS IN COMPETITIONS. THE BIGGEST AND BEST CONCERT OF THE YEAR. Book Now at Lewis R. Eady and Son, I.f.d. Admission, 3s„ 2s and Is. Children Halfprice. SPOBTIHG. JOCKEY j Incorporated. SPRING MEETING. 1927. SEPTEMBER 24 AND 26. NOMINATIONS for alt Handicap Events and Forfeits for the Avondale Stakes, an-i Avondale Guineas, close at the C : 'j>H s Office, Victoria Street West. TO-DAY (Friday). at 5 p.m. All fees must accompany Nommatioiisr Telephone 41-070. P.O. Box 590. A. J. FARQUHAR: Secretary. H iSwfev-Ov. *-*■ LECTURES. OME NURSING FOR MEN. nMft /Aft The First Lecture will be given at the Ambulance Station on WwlwS' MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. at 7 p.m. The fee fox the course (7a 6d) must be prepaid U> WILLIAM f» A TTRA'Y, ' Honorary Secretary, Ambulance Station, Rutland Street.

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