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AMUSEMENTS. !A MONSTER DOUBLE-STAR DILL!!! !TIIE BEST AND BIGGEST IN TOWN!!! GRAND. GRAND. - GRAND. From Strand to the Grand. The World's A CAST •' A PRINCE "A PRINCE •* A PRINCE " A PRINCE 41 A PRINCE " A PRINCE " A PRINCE " A PRINCE Most Lavish Spectacle. OF 10,000 PERSONS. OF ADVENTURERS. OF ADVENTURERS. OF ADVENTURERS. OF ADVENTURERS. OF ADVENTURERS. OF ADVENTURERS. OF ADVENTURERS. OF ADVENTURERS. An Hilnrimts Comedy. DO WIVES PREFER WICKED HUSBANDS? " WICKEDNESS PREFERRED." " WICKEDNESS PREFERRED." " WICKEDNESS PREFERRED," " WICKEDNESS PREFERRED," " WICKEDNESS PREFERRED," LEW CODY AND EILEEN PRINGLE, K. ARTHUR. BERT ROAC H. The Screen's Cleverest Comedy Team. Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45 and 7.;i0. POPULAR PRICES. THE BEST PROGRAMME iN TOWN' TO-DAY. SUBURBAN THEATRES. RIVOLl" PICTURES, HOWICK. TO-NIGHT. SATURDAY, s P.M. HUGE COMEDY BILL and VAUDEVILLE First —Parninount's Super Comedy, I WALLACE BEERY. RAYjIoITd" i | lIATTON. In I L "PARTNERS IN CRIME." 1 Looking for Fun- ilere's a Laugh for Every Look—Laugh Catchers Laugh in a Riot of Fun. Love blossoms but never blooms —for them. The inimitable comedy team hold fintli in top notch form with the arm of the law and the tabloid newspaper for fields of operations. They are hounds for pence, but they can't stop for laughter. They are two hometown bovs just -full of themselves. SECOND—ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. I CHUN YUEN TAI, | I PRINCE OF UNORTHODOX I |_ MYSTERIES. I Presenting a Startling Boufiuot of Newer Chinese Conceptions, featuring Conjuring. Illusions, and Amazing Double-handed Lightning Cartoons. THlßD—United Artists' Super Comedy, The One and Only CHARLIE CIIAPLIN, In His Latest Mountain of Mirth. "the circus; 7 Reels of Joy, packed full of Real Comedy. And Last but by no means Le:i«t. THE NEW RIVOLI JA7.7. ORCHESTRA, Presenting all the Latest Hits. Forget your troubles—Come nr.tl see tho finest Comedy Programme in Auckland. DECEMBER I and s—Nightly. 8 p.m. M»tin."<* sth. '.'.:10. "BEN HUR." Don't Forget the Date. DANCING. OR A N G F. lIAL L. 8 TILL ll.iio. NEWTON RD., OFF SYMONDS ST. EVERY SAT. AND WED. NIGHTS. FELIX DANCE CLUB. Auckland's Leading Orchestra of 8 Players Both Nights. Leader: LAUKf PA DDI. THE ORPHEANS. Sat. Night: Ladies, '2s; Gent.'s, 2s 6d: Double. 4s. Wed. Nights: Ladies, Is (id; Gent.'s, 2s. Flannels optional. VIC. BAKER. Sec. AT I X O N 1 S C A BARE T. J.\ MISSION BAY, KOMI. {SPECIAL GALA CARNIVAL NIGHT. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Trumpets and Jazz Ilats for Everybody. Motorists, Don't Misa This Big Night. Set Your Parties. Orchestra under the Leadership of MR. HOY HAND LIN. Ilnscs leave G.P.O. at 8 o'clock, returning nt Midnight, via Remueru. Mt. Eden Term., Dominion Road Term, and Ponsonby. Three Lamps. Admission, including Bus Fare, 2s Gd. M.C'.. TOM SAMPSON. R. NIXON, Proprietor., ,<J FECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERO EST TO THE AUCKLAND DANCING PUBLIC. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1028. The Auckland Retail Shop Assistants' Charity Club and Ventura Dance Club have combined in the organising of a GRAND BENEFIT DANCE. TWO BANDS. NON-STOP PROGRAMME. The two leading Bands of Auckland are giving their services gratuitously and have combined in arranging A SELECTED PROGRAMME OF THE LATEST MUSIC. Special Feature of the Evening: Non-stop Programme and combined items of 10 Instruments. Edgar Bendall's Collegians, and Hughie Talton's Vagabonds. If you dance, don't hesitate—come to St. Sepulchre's Hall on MONDAY NEXT and help in this good cuuse. Flannels optional. LADIES, 2s. GENTS.. 2s Cd. J. H. COOPER. Hon. Treasurer Phone 40-750. MISS L. PURCELL. Hon. Secretary. Phono 41-758. JJAKURANGA SOCIAL CLUB. Dance will be Held in Pakuranga Hall, TO-NIGHT (Saturday), at 8 p.m. Ladies, Is. Gents., Is lid. ■T3LOCKHOUSE BAY PICTURE HALL.— J3 Dancing Every Saturday. Seattle Snappy Six. Auckland's Melody Sheiks. Popular Prices: Ladies, Is; Gents., Is Gd. Bus from Mt. Albert Terminus, also to City after Dance. MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR, New Zealand's Leading Authority On BALLROOM DANCING. STUDIO: Embassy Theatre (Lessees Embassy Theatre, Ltd.), Tel. 4G-214. MISS O'CONNOR has just returned from • Tour of England, France and America, where she studied under the world's leading teachers. Private Lessons' and Classes from 0.30 «.m. Waltz, Heebie Jeebies, Baltimore. BALI/ROO.M Dancing, correct style, qnuli tied private tuition.—Modern Dancing Studio, SO. Palrnerston Bldgs., opp. G.P.O BURNNAND'S Professional Dance Orchestra Open for Engagement.—Office. Lewis Eady. Ltd. Bldgs., 3rd Floor. Phone 4.1-2J4. CIARLTON HALL for socials, concerts, 1 dances, wedding parties; terms. —A. J. Freeman. .'lO2. Edcndale Rd. Waltz, Blues, in G lessons.— J- Ruby Sheriff, hj, Hopetoun St., Ponsonby GAIETY Dance Hall, Surrey Crescent.— Weddings, Socials, Modern: 15s night. Saturday, Wednesday, vacant. Apply Proprietor. HOLIDAY Resorts, Beach, Baths, Weddings Social Evenings catered for. — Point Enn Park Kiosk. Heme Hay. M~ LLE vTLESKA. Ngapuiii Chambers. Lome St Studio reopened Wanted clever childicn lot prologues.- Phone tG 121 PARISIAN Uancing Studio, HO 40, Win atone Bldgs, City. —lnstructor • M' Bent ley. Success cssuied HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. SUCTION DREDGER. Superintendent's Otlii e. Quay Street. November 2:i, 1928. Notice is hereby given that the Suction Dredger is now moored approximately 20 deg. 800 ft. from the north end of Psrnell Wharf, arid will be working in that, vicinity for several days. At night lime the eastern end of the dredger will be marked by a red and white light in a vertical line lift apart The position of the dredger 0 on the line of approach to the I'arnell Wharf and the launch landings, and all small craft are warned to phhh to tho eastward of the dredger. By order, H. B. BURNETT. Superintendent and Secretary. DENTISTRY, M u H DENTAL SURGEON. BROADWAY CHAMBERS. NEWMARKET Painless and Gas Extractions. Painless Fillings, Artificial Teeth, rhone 45-021 for appointment.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20112, 24 November 1928, Page 24

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