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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20306, 13 July 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. THE ONLY" CHANGE OF I PROGRAMME IN THE CITY. ONCE AGAIN THE MAJESTIC HITS THE BULLSEYE. LAST NIGHT'S HUGE AUDIENCE LAUGHED THEMSELVES HOARSE ON ALL SIDES ONE HEARD-" THE BEST COMEDY SEEN FN AUCKLAND IN YEARS' 1 -AND THEY ARE RIGHT, TOO! MAJESTIC. MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hnywiird Theatre. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. IT IE OR THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS THE COHENS IGINAL AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." AND KELLYS." NEVER BEFORE SHOWN IN AUCKLAND. AND MUST NOT BE CONFUSED WITH THE COHENS AND KELLYS IN PARIS." There b a hundred thousand Cohens And several thousand Kellys. And you've heard a hundred thousnnd jokes About the Cohens and Kellys And you'll iret a hundred thousand chuckles And severn! thousand guffaws When you see the Cohens and Kellys. GEORGE SIDNEY, VERA GORDON And CHARLES MURRAY. A D DITION AL ATTRACT! < >NS: Majestic News love's Review. Comedy " THE LOTUS FLOW Kit." An Oriental Stage Production, with MISS CECIL HALL AND MISS PEC.GY HOLMES. J. Whiteford-Waugh's M A.I ESTIC ORCHESTRA. To Avoid Disappointment Reserve Your Scats at Once. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE (PHONE 43-210) ' AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAND. ,aAND concert. MAJESTIC THEATRE, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 8.15 P.M. (By permission Col. C. N. Newman. D.5.0.) In aid of HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR'S EARTHQUAKE KELIEF FUND. Conductor: J. WYNNE SMITH, W.O. PROGRAMME: GOD SAVE THE KING. MARCH—"Simplicity" - - - - - BAND HYMN—"Fierce Raged the Tempest' - - - BAND SONG—Knhn's "Av« Maria" - - - - - MISS MILLICENT 0 GRADY OVERTURE —"Tancredi" ----- BAND CORNET SOLO-;W SONG—"The Turn MIT? TONE POEM—"The Unfinished SymT^'^^r ) M USIC \L MONOT OG UES—(a) " ,, elofl*nmn." „ , (b) "The Good Little Boy and the 13ad Little Bo Mlgg EDNA T ANGMUIR FANTASIA—"In a Monastery o « rde £ o j I j Official Aceom Doors Open 7.30 P.m. Silver ( oin Collection. Q ITY 0 F AUCKL AN D. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY. NEXT, JULY 20, AT S O'CLOCK. MUNICIPAL CHOIR. MJSS MARGOT TONER-PTANIsT. MR. BA RR Y CONE Y-VOC A LIS 1. MR EDGAR RANDAL—CHOIR ORGANIST. MIL LEO WHITTAKER—CONDUCTOR. MR'*MAUGHAN" BARNETT. CITV ORGANIST. The Choral Works will include ISOtb Psalm ' Cesar Franck). Men of Harlech (Rutland Bougbton). An Old 2 omi J T " G (Mendelssohn). Sweet and ( Bsrnbv). ADMISSION: 6d and Is. RESERv ED SEATS. at Lewis Eady. Ltd. J S. BRIG-HAM. Town Clerk. LECTURES. INVOLUTION EXAMINED. JUVOLUTTON -H/XAMTNED. Evolution tt«xa mined. VOLUTION -[-EXAMINED. A REPLY TO THE CRITICS. BY m. W. H. PERJ; LECTURE ILLUSTRATED WITH SOME REMARKABLE LANTERN SLIDES. CJCOTS "I I ALL. o('ots -HALL. TOP OF SYMONDS STREET. WEDNESDAY 17 VENING. »Wednesday -Evening, JULY 17. 7.30. IN DE£>:XCE OF THE FAITH. ALL WELCOME. H. YOLLAND. Hon. Socrctaj-y. f 7 ' NUR S 1 N I first Lecture will lie {riven to Men nl the Anilmlnnr? Station, on MONDAY. July 15, ;,t 7 |).iti. The fee for the course, 7s fid. must lie prepaid to WILLIAM RATTRAY. Hon. Sec. Ambulance Station. Rutland Street. PHEOSOPHIt A L H A L L. I 371, QUEEN ST. :)n WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M PUBLIC LECTURE. "THE ME.SSAGE OF GREECE AND ROME FOR OUR DAY," By the REV. W. G MONCKTON. Admission tree. Collection. <T. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. ' Wellesley Street. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). JULY 11. Will bo kept as FATHERS' DAY. Special Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 'icacher at 11 a.m., Rev. Chus. Chandler Subject: "A Father's Opportunity." •readier at. 7 p.m.. Canon Grant Cowen. Subject.• ."A Father's Influence and Responsibility." pecial Music by 'be Choir, assisted by an Orchestra. A cordial invitation is extended to all ion to come into the Parish Hall after the veiling Sorvico for a Social Hour. We havo a Mothers' Day—wby not alhera' ? t All Men Specially Invited.