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AMUSEMENTS. * f SESSIONS: 11.30. 2.30. 6.0, 7.45. " - Reserves at the Theatre or Phone {2-169. VTATIONAL i\ ATIONAL \tational IN ATIONAL. An Outstanding Double Star Programme of Merit. '* CJLAVES /\F DEAUTY." "OLAVES Wb JJEAUTY." SLAVES 1 SLAVES BEAUTY." BEAUTY." "QLAVES AF DEAUTY" «'Olaves wf O salty. Featuring OLIVE rpELL. LIVE i- ELL, MARGARET LIVINGSTONE. EARLE FOX. HOLMES HERBERT. iii is a comedy-drama oi a sort that will *ppeal to all movie-goers, for much of the action in the opening reels deals with beauty •hop activities, it show? the various methods Adopted by the aged ladies to restore a semblance of youth. Some of these situations are very laughjjrovoking. 11l Addition: •' npHE " 1 HE A PACHE." Apache." apache." apache." " rpHE A PACHE." " j-he Apache." FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. 2-REEL FOX COMEDY. " TTOT "POTATO." "Hot -i otato." LATEST FOX NEWS. Price? as Usual. Reserves at the Theatre 6r Phone 42-163. JOSEPH li OSEPH JOSEPH . JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH HISLOP. ISLOP, HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOi'. HISLOP. niSLOP. HISLOI 1 . HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. "When one hears such a superb Tenor as Joseph Hislop all that is beautiful in Music is realised. Among the few really great tenors of the present day Hislop justly hoids one of the most prominent places in the esteem of the public, for not only is he a brilliant Operatic Artist, but bo is equally great on the Concert Platfovro. Mr. Hislop s tour promises to be a musical event of tee greatest importance. The great tenor will submit at his forthcoming concerts a series cf programmes which for variety and musical interest will eclipse any Concert Recitals heretofore given by n vocalist in New Zealand. ... The Inaugural Concert of the Dominion Season will be gh-eu in the large Town Hall on THURSDAY T? VEXING TVTEXT. HURSDAY HiVENING EXT. Thursday vexing injext HURSDAY j JVEN T NG 1> EXT. PLANS AT LEVELS EADY AND SON. AT EXT.' 1> EXT. JOSEPH OSEfli josepii JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH. JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH ' JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH Hislop. ISLOP, HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP, HISLOP, HISLOP, HISLOP. HISLOP, HISLOP, HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP, HISLOP. HISLOP, HISLOP, HISLOP. HISLOP, HISLOP, HISLOP, HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. HISLOP. THE FAVOURITE TENOR OF THE PRESENT DAY. Ordinary Bos Plans open Monday morning at Lewis K. Eady and Son, Ltd. Price 10s and 7s 6d. Plus Tax. Direction - - - - J. and N. TAIT Representative. MAURICE RALPH. Q. ARD E N pET E. VASANTA SCHOOL GROUNDS, WILLIAMSON STREET. EPSOM. Dances by M:idam Baird's Pupils. Stalls. Refreshments, etc. THIS AFTERNNON \T 2.30. Under Auspices THEOSOPHICAL EDUCATIONAL TRUST. rjpOWN HALL SUNDAY NIGHT. 6.30 BERE6FORD STREE'I 75T8 CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. CHOIR 400 VOICES. Holy s e p u lchre. ANNUAL ' SALE OF WORK. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT. November 3 and 4. A REAL BARGAIN SALE! SHOWS. UCKLAND "HORTICULTURAL gOCIETY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 17 AND IS, CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. Intending Exhibitors are requested to obtain Amended Schedule, especially as applies to Pansy Classes close at 1.30 p.m.. MONDAY, November 14, at the Office of the Auckland Horticultural Society, National Mutual Life Buildings, Shoiiland Street, Auckland. Phone 41-6io. R. THORNTON. Hon. Secretary. LAWN TENNIS. QT. PATRICK'S TENNIS O CLUB. OPENING OF NEW * v COURTS, WELLINGTON STREET. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). AT 2 P.M. BY HIS LORDSHIP DR. CLEARY. A Cordial Invitation s? Extended to All Parishioners and Friends, [f J A W N T li N N I S. , The _ ope nil!-- oi the AUCKLAND LAWN CLUB will take piaco tocay—weatner permitting—at 2.30 o.m. Visitors are cordially invited. Hi© Auckland Club which leases part cf the Stanley Street Courts, in addition to ! its own courts, -s*;!! h.ts vacancies for I players. R. S. BURT. Hon. Sec. City Chambers. City. ~W HKAFt, Dcnf to announce that he T » . has recem< his 4ifc Annual Shin rnent of TENNIS RACQUETS by Walter •Briggs and Sons Ltd , London Now on Sale at rnv Workroom 28. SWANSON STREET (Upstairs). These Racquets are giving general satisfaction in durability and price. No Shot- Rem Wholesale Prices Re-stringing at Reasonable Prices (A BRUCE Racquet Stringer. 94. Albert LIX- Street.—Racquets Resfcrung. Repaired. Patronised by Tilden. World's Champion. EXPERT Stringing and Repairs by Dominion's Leading Tenuis Firm: workmanship guaranteed, prices moderate.— Johns. Ltd.. Auckland. I-, won World's Championship - 1 - with Racquctß strung by Yates Expert Restringinp and Repairs. Best English and American Racquets strung super §ers nces rea so»able.—Yates. City Cham!_A PEW Vacancies Grass Court (will pretii_- Zl otls . applicants confirm).— iwur, Chemist, Dominion Ed. Tram Term. *

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19780, 29 October 1927, Page 22

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