AMUSEMENTS. Matinee ATINEE rpO-DAY, OQA 1 0-DAY, rpO-NIGHT, 1 O-NIGHT, Lyric. YRIG. Lyric. YRIC. Lyric, yric. Lyric, yric. AT LAST THE PERFECT PHOTOPLAY " r PHE " IHE " tiihe " 1 HE PRINCE r\F RINCE WF PRINCE /"\F RINCE VJf Head waiters." EAD VV AITERS." " ITEAD WAITERS." " -El ead Waiters." Lewis qtone. ewis qtone. Lewis ctone. ewis qtone. Miss Your Dinner if You Mast! Miss Your Supper ii You Must! BUT DON'T MISS THIS FEAST OF RARE ENTERTAINMENT! New York and the Ritzy-rich on New Year's Eve—gaiety—glitter—gladness - gold-diggerp and a boy who fell hard for them all. But into the turmoil stepped the Prince of Head Waiters. And the hand that ushered others into the naughty night-life wao thrust out to protect this bov from it! WHY! IT'S A FIRST NATIONAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Also Showing: ANOTHER DRAMA OF POPULAR APPEAL. ANOTHER BIG FEATURE. THE EVERGREEN FAVOURITE. VIOLA I~\AN A. V 10LA UANA, VIOLA nANA, V lOLA UANA. A THRILLING DRAMA OF THE RACE TRACKS WITH THE URGE THAT ONLY RACING HAS! FELIX CARTOON. LATEST ENGLISH GAZETTE. BOX PLANS AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. LTD. A LEXANDER WATSON OECITALS. Alexander W atson llecitals. "The Man is one of the Wonders of the Century."—Age. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction- E. J. Gravestock. FINAL RECITAL TO-NIGHT AT 8. Programme includes:— "Hamlet and the Gravediggers" (Shakespeare) ; "Deience of Lucknow" (Tennyson); "At the Concert" (J. L. Gordon); "Mr. Winkle on the Ice," and "Mr. Pickwick in the Water" (Dickens); "Hunting lor Ezra,' from Barrie's "The Little Minister." Kipling Selections—"Recessional." "Cold Iron," "The Shuteye Sentry," "Fuzzy Wuzzy," and second part of "My Lord the Elephant:" Mark Twain's nightmare. "Punch, Brothers, Punch. ' Prices, 4s. 3s, 2s. Plar.s at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd.; This Afternoon at Coleman's, Tobacconist, also Day Sales. TENDERED TO MRS. E. SUTHERLAND (EMILY . REEVES). UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE FOL LOWING MUSICAL SOCIETIES:— ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS, AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. BOHEMIAN ORCHESTRA. AUCKLAND OPERATE SOCIETY, IJIOWN JJALL, THURSDAY, QCTOBER Jg AT; 8 P.M ' PROGRAM M E. NATIONAL ANTHEM. I—PART SONG, "Voice of the Torrent" - - (Paliard) ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR (Conductor. Dr W. E. Thomas.) 3—SONG, "Sea Ways" (Sanderson) MRS EMILY SUTHERLAND. PIANOFORTE QUARTETTE, "Fingal's Cave" - (Mendelssohn) MISS JUDSON MR: <J PRIME, ERIC WATERS & BARRY CONEY. I—HUMOUR. ALAN McELWAIN. S—SONG. "The Great Awakening" (Kramer I MISS MINA CALDOW. 6—VOCAL. "Afton Water" (Hume) LYRIC FOUR. '•—SONG. "Wind on the Heath" - (Lohr) BARRY CONEY. INTERVAL. S—PART SONG, "Rollins' i own to Rio" ■ „ „ (German) ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. 9—SONG, Selected MR. ERNEST SNELL. 10—SONG, "At the Mid-hour of Night" - (Cowan) MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY. 11—PIANOFORTE DUO "Danse Macabre" r (Saint Saens) L. JUDSON AND BARRY CONEY. 1-—SONG, ' Yest-erda- an 1 To-day" (Spross) ~ r, BIRRELL O'MALLEY 13—PART SONG. "Da nee of the Gnomes" „ LYRIC FOUR. OCAL DUET. "A Night in Venice" - - MRS. C. TOWSEY AND BARR { Y"cONEY „ 2s _ ADMISSION - 2s. Box Plan now open at E and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. Booking Fee. 6d. Come and make thi c concert a financial success, and enable the committee to make a contribution worthy of • this lady's past gratuitous service? or behalf of music in Auckland N EX r U'7££^tlT^ GllT REV LIONEL ii ii FLETCHER speaks in the Town Hal I on "NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST DANGER." Choir ">OO Voices UNITARIANS REACH EMINENCE Per Hundred Thousand. REV. A I HORNHILL M.A., explains why. UNITARIAN CHURCH. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). 7 P.M RUGBY FOOTBALL. PONSONBY t ONSONBY SHOW HOUNDS H O W VJT ROUNDS. S h S &Q CI ou n ds. o 11 O W JfcfajSfe vX ROUND S. RUGBY. rpo-DA V (SATURDAY). RUGBY. 1 O-DAY (SATURDAY) RUGBY. 'PO-DAY (SATURDAY). RUGBY. 1 C-DAY (SATURDAY). RUGBY. RUGBY. RUGBY. RUGBY RUGBY PONSONBY RUGBY 1 ONSONBY RUGBY PONSONBY RUGBY i- ONSONBY RUGBY PONSONBY RUGBY. 1 ONSONBY RUGBY. RUGBY V. RUGBY. RUGBY. A UCKLAND RUGBY. AUCKLAN RUGBY. A UCKLAN' rugby. Auckland RUGBY. A UCKLAND rugby. Auckland RUGBY. RUGBY OHOW /"I ROUNDS. RUGBY OHOW VTROUNDS RTTGBY. RUGBY, KICK-OFF 3 P.M. RTTOPv TEN OTHF.n OAMKS ON THE RITGW GROUND. RUOTJY. „ PTTr.PY, Admission Charges ns Usual i>nr,T3v rugbv] T. W. MABEN, RTTOKY Secretary AKF 11 HOCKEY. \ UCKLAND HOCKEY A. ASSOCIATION. MARKET RD.. REMUERA SATURDAY, AT 3 P.M KENT C U P. KENT CUP. SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE V ' UNIVERSITY. UNIVERSITY. ADMISSION. Gd. E. J. HEWITT, Hon. Secretary.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19762, 8 October 1927, Page 22
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