AMUSEMENTS. TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM Last Night for Dazzling Fashion Kevue by Finalists in Superb Stage Setting I 0 Tit AND. OTRAND. QTRAxVD. Dtkand. OTRAND. OTKAND. Direction; Fuiler-Hayward Theatres. Pictures Continuous from 11.15. Mi?§H A? 2.30. FULL PICTURE BILL. FINALISTS AND ORCHESTRA. A Charming Pugeuntry of Brilliance and Colour! I I 2Q~J)OMINION F IN a lists —j I 10 - D OMINION piNALISTS-jjQ | | 10 - D OMINION I I 1 f)-|") OMrN * lON | sgglis TIItII . Fffl Rlvgi! See the Beautiful Finalists in a New and Picturesque Stage Setting where they walk right among you, as:— •• THE SURF GIRL. • -THE ICE MAIDEN." " THE YACHTSWOMAN," '•MADEMOISELLE JAZZ," "THE GOLF GIRL," " MISS ASCOT.' 1 " THE DANSKUSE, - " THE TENNIS GIRL," " THE HUNTING GIRL." " MISS 1930." COMPLETE NEW PICTURE BILL! " Learn What Heaven on Earth May Bel" From Two of Filmland's Favour tea, RENEE ADOREE RENEE ADOREE And CONRAD NAGEL CONRAD NAGEL In 1 r i " JJEAVEN QN I 'J JJEAVEN QN jgARTH." I " JJEAVEN QN jgASTH." The Charm of Paris - Gipsy Life Thrills of War and a Thousand Otcer Throbs and Thrills! gTRAND gYMPHONY QRCHESTRA. Augmented for finalists Entertainment. MUSIC DIRECTOR: EVE BENTLEY. Will play: "Traume" (Wagner), "Gipsy Songs (Dvorak), "Last Spring 1 ' (Grieg), "L Arlesienne Suite" (Bizet), "Hillside (Montague Phillips). "Iphigenia in Au' Jß (Gluck), "Jeanne D'Arc." (Verdi), ' Elsa s Dream" 'Wagner). Overture: "Light Cavalry" (Suppe.) Patrons are advised to Book their Seats for To-night and To-morrow. Box Plan at Strand, or Ring 43-114. PRICES: Dress Circle. 2s 6d: Reserved. 2b 9d; Ctails (Back), Is 6d), and Back). 2s. BIG EVENT.OF THE YEAR! A XfIGHT TN OOLLYWOOD." "A INight In Hollywood." " A "\riGHT TN TTOLLYWOOD." "A IMIGHT In 11 OLLYWOOD." GRAND MOVIE BALL. Under the Direction of Valeska for FuilerHayward Theatres. At the TOWN TTALL, X OWN -OLALL, On rpUESDAY. OCTOBER i Q IUESDAY, WCTOBER ±O. ' GET YOUR COSTUMES READY! 3 GUINEAS, CASH PRIZES. BEST REPRESENTATION. Mary Pickford, Norma Talma dge, Betty Balfour, Charles Chaplin, Harojd Lloyd. Sydney Chaplin, Lon Chaney. Colleen Moore. Laura La Plante. Tom Mix. Duo lepresenting the Duncan Sisters in "Topsy and Eva" ("Uncle Tom's Cabin"). Team representing Movie Characters (not less than four in number). Prise: 4 guineas. TWO ORCHESTRAS. And the new "Sonsaphone" (the latest Jazz Instrument imported from America). FAMOUS INTERNATIONALS And WALTER SMITH'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. CHILDREN'S DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT, To Precede Movie Ball, f rom 7 to 8.30 p.m. Prizes for best representation by Children of any Movie Star or any Character from Fairy Tales I'ickets obtainable at the MAJESTIC, REGENT and STRAND Box Offices, or from any Film Exchange. Double Tickets, 17s 6d; Single (Ladies), Ss 6d: Single (Gent.'s). 10s (including Supper and Refreshments). Spectator's Tickets (admitting to Galleries Onlj r ). '2s: Reserved. 2s (kL Children's Tickets, 2s (admitting to Children's Dance Only). IN AID OF MAYOR OF AUCKLAND'S UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. For any information call personally at V'aleska's Dance Studio. Lorne Street, or Phone 46-121. ADA.Y NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN.— Next Sunday ,n the Town Hall— BERESFORD STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. Choir 500 Voices DANCING. rpHE OURLINGTON. . Ihe Jl>urlington. SATURDAY NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT: HAWAIIAN TJAND AW AH AN 13 AND Will give some of the finest Hawaiian Selections ever heard in Auckland Do not fail to hear th>s. Perfect Dance Floor. Perfect Dance Music. Monte Carlos. Balloons, Streamers and other Novelties. Evening dress optional. Ladies 2s, Gentlemen 2s 6d. BERT SPECK, M.C. TNDOOR BOWLING. THE SOCIAL AND DANCE Arranged for WEDNESDAY. OCTOEER 12. At ORANGE HALL. NEWTON ROAD. Is POSTPONED UNTIL THE FOLLOWING EVENING. Tickets, la ORIENTAL RENDEZVOUS. MANGERE BRIDGE SELECT CABARET. TO-NIGHT .SATURDAY), to 11 p.m GOOD ORCHESTRA Weddings and Private Parties Catered For Double Ticket 5a Good Motor Road CHEVALIER LODGE. GRAND ANNUAL BALL, OCTOBER 12. Pt. Chevalier Sailing Club's Pavilion, Joan Street. Special Bus Leaves G.P.O. for Ball 7.30 p.m.. via Civic Square and Surrey Cres. BEACH HAVEN Cabaret, opening Saturday October 29 Launches to and from City. Also Buses from Birkenhead Wonderful Canadian dance q oor; excellen l music. Dinna' forget date. ;>'ur+(ier r>ar ticulars advertmd later. PARISIAN Dancing Studio, 39-40, Winston Bldga Queen St.—Miss Brooks and Mr Bentley attending as usual. BAZAARS. RE AT -- A iO, pROTESTANT jpAIR. CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL, NOV. 3 AND 4. A Meeting ol Members and Friends interested in the coming FAIR will be held in the Unity Hall (Basement). 323 Queen St . on THURSDAY. October 13. at 7.30 p.m All Groun Members are requested to attend. All willing to help or give goods or donations, ftre requested to communicate with the Organising Secretary. No. 14. Sun day School ITr.ion Bldgs.. 523. Queen St. SALES OF PROPERTY A GENTS. —Please take notice, E. Harris il has sold my Property. Massey Road. Manurewa.—Mrs. Downey. AGENTS having my property .on their books, please withdraw same.—Richard Woodcock, 67, Waiatarua Rd., Remuera. LAND Agents.—Take notice, our Property at New Lynn ia sold.—McGillivray
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19762, 8 October 1927, Page 22
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