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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20229, 13 April 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. 17TH WEEK. 17TH WEEK. 17TH WEEK. Anri the Record Number of Weeks for any Show to Play in Auckland is Now Equalled. l3l ST . Performances Geo. Wallace and Co. ST. JAMES 7 " THEATRE. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. (Pro., John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) 030 MATINEE TO-DAY 2.30 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY 2.30 PRICES: 2s, Is 6d, Is. TO-NIGHT AT 8 - AT 9 TO-NIGHT. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. WALLACE WALLACE WALL-ACE WALLACE GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. GEO. "THE KING OF MIRTH," In Hi 3 Latest and Greatest Revue. " MOON BEAMS." " MOON BEAMS." George at his best —It's one long loud laugh PRICES: 3s and Is 6d. Plus Tax. FULLER-HAYWARD SUBURBAN THEATRES. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. FUNCE (Karunsahapo Rd.), J J At 1.30 and 7. . "THE CONSTANT NYMPH," with Ivor Novello-Mube" I'oulton. " THE PHANTOM CITY," with Ken Maynurd. CIAPITOL (Dominion Road), , At 2.15 and 8. I " ROMANCE OF THE UNDER- j I WOULD," with Mary Aetor. I | " AVALANCHE." u Zane Grey I Special, with Jack Holt. | Cltapter I ■ " TARZAN IHE | MIG IITY." Special Prize Serial. I EMPIRE (Dominion Road), At 2.15 and 8. "THE FARMERS DAUGHTER," with Marjorie Becbc. -n n "THE SPORTING AGE." with Belle Bennett. IT* DEN DALE ( Edendale), Vi At 2.10 and S. f" HOMK, JAMES," with Laura La I Plante. T \ | "SPARKLING YOUTH," with an | Chapter" 1 I."*' " TARZAN THE I MIGHTY." Special Prize Serial. O.REY At 2.15 and 8. " CHAMPAGNE," with Betty Balfour. " PEP AND PREP." with David Rollins. Phone 26-406. VICTORIA (Devonport) at 2.15 and 7.45. " CRASH," with Milton Sills " PHYLLIS OF THE FOLLIES," with Phyllis Day and Jack Burns. " COLLEGIANS." Chapter Eleven. FORESTERS- HALL (Birkenhead) JL " RED WINE," with Conrad Nagel. . " COLLEGIANS." Dancing till Midnight. SIR HARRY 'LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER •SIR HARRY LAUDER BOX PLANS BOX PLANS OPEN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD.. ON MONDAY MORNING AT NINE O'CLOCK. RESERVED SEATS IN D.C. AND 0.5., 8B PLUS TAX. MAIL ORDER APPLICATIONS FOR RESERVED SEATS FROM COUNTRY PATRONS MAY BE FORWARDED TO LEWIS EADY, LTD.. AND WILL BE DEALT WITH STRICTLY IN ORDER RECEIVED. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. EOR A BRIEF BRAW SURPRISE SEASON. COMMENCING WEDNESDAY NEXT, 17TH. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 17TH. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 17TH. E. J. CARROLL taks muckle prido in presenting THE WORLD'S GREATEST ENTERTAINER. SIR HARRY LAUDER. SIR HARRY LAUDER. SIR HARRY LAUDER. SIR HARRY LAUDER. SIR HARRY. LAUDER. SIR HARRY LAUDER. j^dendale

EVER NEW. Sir Harry Lander has put aside his rods, and stowed away his fishing tactic ' ;ind is oil his way mi to Auckland fit and well, in great. voice and spirits. He is rendy to give of his newest and best ami that, indeed, must he great: he never disappoints and it's fi sore heart lie cannot gladden. Wednesday night will be a Knight's r.ight. HIS NEW COMPANY HIS NEW COMPANY Of INTERNATIONA L VAU D E VIL L E INT EI ?N AT lON A L VAU D E VIL L E ARTISTS. ARTISTS. "TIKI" CARPENTER, THE SURPRISE PACKET, Direct from iondon .Season. MISS BERYL WENTWORTH, CUTE SINGER OP CATCHY CHORUS SONGS, livery bociy's Favourite, RUPERT HAZEL AND ELSIE DAY. HARMONYLARITY DUO, They Come f' -r.i Home. FREDO BROS., COMEDY ACROBATIC VIOLINISTS, From Ornheuni Circuit. U.S.A. DON JULIAN, CONTINENTAL CARTOONIST. He snenks n wee bit of English, yes. SPECIAL ORCHESTRA. Conductor HAYDYN BECK NOTE.—Bos Plan Arrangements as announced nt Head of this Advertisement. PRICES:—D.C. and 0.5., Bs: Stalls. 4s: Gn'lerv, Is 6d: Earlv Doors to Stalls and Oallerv. Is extra. All Prices Plus Tax. YOU CAN PAY AT THE DOOR. BUT IT'S WISER AND RFTTER TO BOOK AND BEAM. SCOTT COLVIT.LE Advance Director. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. 5 TJLANDFORD PARK. I •' LANDFORD PARK. BLANDEORD "IXARK. LANDEORD 1 ARK. rpO-DAY! JL O.DAY 1 TO-DAY! X O-D AYt rptO-DAY! J- O-DAY! - ipiNAL J INAL - -l INAL QENIOR - QENIOR Senior - Oenior PRACTICE r\ AMES. ■A RACTICE VJAMES. 2 P.M. yC'CORD V. J£ANUREWA. 3.30 P.M. QELTIG V. rjpHISTLE. Come and Pick the Champion Team for the Sea.ion. ADMISSION. Gd; Ladies. Free. O C C E R. O O C C E R, NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING. GRAND TOURNAMENT OF FLOODLIGHT FOOTBALL (Seven a-Side). Entries are invited for the above Tournament, from all Senior A and B Division Clubs, and will close with the Secretary at S i>.m. on TUESDAY Nest. Entrance Fee of 2s (id to be enclosed. TROPHY VALUED at .€5 5s WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE WINNING CLUB. S. R. MASSAM. Secretary. • CHIROPRACTIC. 'PHE following are . l'almer Graduates, I Members of the N.Z. and Australian Chiropractors Free. Consultation BARR AND BAIiR. A.M.P. Bldzs.. Bank Street, Whangarei. Phone COO. B UGGAN AND DUGGAN (Lionel and Freda). Wiint >ne Buildings, Queen eet. Phone 44-9-29. GILES AND GILES, Imperial Buildings. Oueeti St., and 11.8. Bld' = 's.. Princes Street, Dunedin. Phone 45-255. TOHN W. YOUNG," Room 3, St. Kevins ** Arcade tUpstairs), Newton. Phone BENEDICT'S. SUNDAY. CENTENARY OF CATHOLIC Off emancipation. a,SSO3 al a II a.m.—Solemn High Mass. Preacher: RIGHT REV. DR. LISTON. 7 p.m. - Devotions. To Deum. Preacher: REV. FATHER WRIGHT.