Ell ALLAfI \KT iLKIE. LLAN VV ILKIE. Mill COMMENCING THE SECOND WEEK. OP SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL. THE WONDERFUL PLAY OF LAUGHTER AND TEARS. (For the First Time in Auckland.) AND MONDAY NEXT ONLY. THE WINTER'S TALE." HE VV INTER'S J ALE." " f rHE WINTER'S TALE." "1 HE > * INTER'S J ALE " " THE " X HE "INTER'S TALE." INTER'S J ALE." POWERFUL JEALOUSY SCENES. IRRESISTIBLE SITUATIONS OF COMEDY THE PLAY CONCLUDING WITH THE MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE OF THE LIVING STATUE SCENE. TUESDAY, 'Romeo and Juliet." WED NESDAY (Matinee). "The Tempest." WEDNESDAY EVENING, "A Midsummer Night's Dream." THURSDAY. Oct. 13. "Hamlet." FRIDAY. Oct. 14 "TWELFTH NIGHT." BOX PLANS AT LEWIS. R. EADY AND SON, LTD.. until 12 Noon, and from 1 p.m. at Coleman's, Tobacconist, H.M. Arcade. DAY SALES, available for . Day of Issui Only, at Coleman's, Tobacconist. PRICES: Res. Stalls, Ss; D.C.. 6s; Stall*, 4s; Gallery. 2s. Children in Parties ot 10 and Upwards, 4s, 38. 2s and Is. at all performances. Special Matinee Prices for Adults: 5», Is, 2s 6cl and Is. All Prices plus tax. MATINEES ON WEDNESDAYS. AT 2.30. PRINCESS RINCESS AND TIVOLL IVOLI. Direction . . . Thos. A. O'Brien. 9 1 ~ - MATINEE TO-DAY -j ~ JjtlO - matinee to-day - Paramouct's Rollicking Comedy-Farce. MILDRED DAVIS, LLOYD HUGHES! GEO. BANCROFT, EL BRENDEL. 1 »TOO MANY BROOKS." " 100 itlany Brooks." YOU'RE SENTENCED TO SIXTY SOLID MINUTES OF LAUGHTER IF YOU SEE "TOO MANY CROOKS."' THE STORY CONCERNS A WEALTH'S LONG ISLAND SOCIETY MISS. WHG BELIEVES HERSELF CAPABLE OS WRITING A CROOK PLAY SUPEBIoI TO ANY SHOWING ON BROADWAY TO PROVE HER ABILITY. SHE EN GAGES A QUARTETTE OF NOTEI3 CROOKS TO VISIT HER HOME IN ORDER THAT SHE MAY STUDY THKIH HABITS, AND THEN THE FUN BEGINS Additional Attraction. Universal Presents Carl Laemmle. Junr.'t j ' pOLLEGIANS." ~j 1 " COLLEGIANS." ; I With GEO. LEWIS. First ol a o»tiea ol Ten. j Each One Complete Within Itself. I No 1 Entitled. ! "Benson at Haliord." A Sparkling Comedy-Drams of j Student College Life. AT THE MATINEE AT 2.15. The Popular Joy Boys, TILTON \ND or EST. 1 ilton And VV est! TWICE DAILY AT PRINCESS ONLY. AND NIGHTLY AT TIVOLL in a Complete Change New Songs. New Jokes and Mirth. Latest International News. Seeing Canadi Series. BIG COMEDY —A Ton of Funl „ „ Specially-selected Items by HOWARD MOODY'S ORCHESTRA. PRINCESS*. For Reserves Phone 41-556 Prices: Is to 2s 3d. Children Half Price Continuous from 11 a.in TIVOLI .NIGHTLY AT 7.45. Phone 44-136 pLICK riLACK V> On. TO-NIGHT. GALA RACE NIGHT. Dancing, 8-12. Admission. sa. MISS ISOBEL BROOKS (Prize-winner This Year's Competition) Will Present Cabaret Items. PHONES: 25-021, and after 7.30. 46-134 BEACHHAVEN Cabaret opening SATUtS DAY, October 2sL Glorious harbouj views from our alcoves, 10,000 ft. Canadiai special dance floor, excellent music by thj Syncopators. Further particulars adve? tised later. WN HALL NEXT SUNDAY Beresiord Street. Congregational S.S. ANNIVERSARY CHOIR 500 VOICES WHO ARE THESE UNITARIANS} *V REV. A. THORNHILL, M.ai. Answers this question TO-MuRROU NIGHT, at 7, at the Unitarian Church, Ponsonby Road. BAND PERFORMANCES m EEs Wij A UCKLAND WATE SIDE worker SIDE WORKERS SILVER BAND. By kind permission of the Auckland Racing Club. The above Band will render a FIRST-CLASS PROGRAMME At the ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE On SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. N. CUKLEY, Conductor. r JT4I£ E A LAND £JERALI AND UCKLAND yyEEKLY j^EWS. SUBSCRIPTIONS. N.Z. Herald; 3d i>ei week delivered in tovrj *nd suburbs. Posted within New Zeaianq prepaid, i'2s fid per Quartet £2 5s per annum. Auckland Wmslt News: Prepaid, 10s pa Quarter: £1 15a per annum. 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. N.Z. Herald—The recognised medium fo best results PREPAID RATES Words. On Insertion. Three Ccnsecutr# Insertions. 15 II 2/6 20 1/9 4<6 2b 2/6 7/Replies to advertisements wiii be receive at the Office of the Herald, and if inquire ill ba promptly forwarded on t-o the adve! tiser. Please note that the Postal Depart ment will not deliver letters to any nani-Qf plume, initial or nuiaber addressed caru < any Post Office Birth Notices, is 6(5 per insertion, doctor) and nurses' names, 13 each name extra; Rol of Honour, Marriage, Death BereavemeS and In Memoriam Notices, 2s 6d per insei tion ol SO words If in excess of 30 worc-i 3d per line (of five words) extra. Tnci announcements must bear the signature au acidress of the advertiser The Company does not hold itseli respo! sible for non-insertion of Advertisement through accident or from other causes. « for error in the publication of any advei tisement. TELEPHONES. Advertisements—--8 a.m to 10 p.m. . 46-944 After 10 p.m. . . 44-693 Accounts . . . 40-060 Publishing (re delivery of papers) 40-114 Job Printing Orders .. 44-290 Editorial .. 41-229 Reporters .. 44-693 Photographic _ 44-567 Address Communications to Wilson Horton, Limited, P.O. Box 32. Auckland. Waikato Branch Victoria £treet nej C.P.0., Hamilton. London Office- So. Fleet Street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19762, 8 October 1927, Page 22
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