AMUSEMENTS / LAST TWO NIGHTS OP "blue roses;; "FOLLOW THROUGH," NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Bobby Jones is undoubtedly a remarkably fine golfer, but just watch Madgo Elliott's perfect swing and stance in "FOLLOW THROUGH." Whether you golf or whether you don't, you will find wonderful entertainment in the big musical comedy triumph, "FOLLOW THROUGH," HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. * TO-NIGHT AT 8, AND TO-MORROW EVENING. PINAL TWO PERFORMANCES FINAL TWO PERFORMANCES Of the Brilliant and Popular Artists: MADE ELLIOTT, CYRIL RITCHARD, "BLUE ROSES," "BLUE ROSES," "BLUE ROSES," "BLUE ROSES," Which iB still attracting largo and enthusiastic audiences. NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, AND EVENING, AND FOLLOWING THREE NIGHTS. Initial production ill Auckland of the London and New York Musical Comedy Success, "FOLLOW THROUGH," "FOLLOW THROUGH," A snappy and piquant entertainment, sparkling and refreshing. It's crammed with song hits, dancing specialities and comedy, with plenty of pep and personality. The cast of "Follow Through" includes: CYRIL RITCHARD. MADGE ELLIOTT, Cecil Kellaway, Leo Franklin, Frank Leigliton, Jean Duncan, Dulcie Davenport, Mona Zeppel. Elved Jay, Mary Rigby, Arthur Cornell and other artists. PLANS AT LEWIS EADY, . LTD. Day Sales at U.M. Theatre Confectionery. EVENING PRICES:—D.C. and R.S., 6s: Stalls, 'ls; Gallery. Is Gd. Early Doors. Gallery, Cd extra. All Prices Plus Tax. Manager: John Farrell. CRICKET Eden district cricket , (INC.). Notice is hereby given»tlint the Annual General Meeting of the Eden District Cricket Club (Inc.), will be held in the Eden Park Pavilion on ILESDAY, September 13, at 7.30 p.m. Present Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. Business: Presentation of Annual Report, General. A. J. POSTLES, Act.-Hon. Sec. EDUCATIONAL IMPROVING CONDITIONS IN BUSINESS indicate a return to normal employment. But business will protect itself by employing only TRAINED Men. Study an I.C.S. Course and make yourself efficient. THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD., Dept. A, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES T EARN gOOK-KEEPING" jpoii £C> Hemingway's Correspondence Schools onnounce a liberal concession that will bo welcomed by all New Zealanders who are ambitious to master practical modern Bookkeeping. For a limited period only: lIEMINCWAY'S lIOME-STUDI' COURSE IN PRACTICAL MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING. £3 CASH, £3 10s TERMS. The regular fees are £5 cash and £G terms, eo that a really worthwhile saving can be made. Here is a wonderful inducement to acquire knowledge and training which will fit you for a successful career; or enable you to conduct your own business on souud. profitable lines. Savo £2 on this valuable course. Write to-day and secure full particulars. JTEMING W A Y ' S CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland ASHCROFT, 17, Ladies' Mile. Remuera. —Day, Evening Tuition; Matriculation. Engineering, Surveying Examinations. Correspondence.— Phone 17-802 INSURANCE CJTAND \RD INSURANCE. CO. of New C 5 Zealand, Ltd. Office, Victoria Sfc. E.— Percy J Wnt.ta Manager BUSINESSES WANTED BUYERS Waiting.—Seaside Business, Oneman Commercial Agency, Newspaper Connection, Home Cookery. Dairy.—KayStratton- 43-788. IGrHT Luncheon and Tea Rooms, City.— Urgent, 7915, Herax.o.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 16
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