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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21347, 23 November 1932, Page 20

FINAL TWO DAYS, ft SENSATIONAL RECORD I BREAKER. "ON OUR "ON OUR SELECTION." if THE NATIONAL. THE NATIONAL. THE NATIONAL. (Opp. John Court. Ltd.) Sessions: 11 a.m. FRIDAY * M NEXTSENSATIONAL REVIVAL. :| Owing to the unprecedented demand for a return of this year's wonderful ALL-BRITISH SUCCESS, "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY," "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY," "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY," "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." The National Management Is proud to announce a BRIEF RETURN SEASON Of ~ ENGLAND'S WINNIE LIGHTNER, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, The Idol of the English Stage, who enchants all with her wonderful V: voice and personality! "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY.* 0 "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." ("A" Cert. Adult Recommendation.) THE PICTURE ACCLAIMED BY THOUSANDS AS THE YEAR'S BEST! REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION. Stalls, Is; Dress Circle, Is Gd. Reserves, Is (id and 2s 3d. Children Half-price. BOOK AT NATIONAL. (Phone 42-169). " HAPPY AND GLORIOUS " HAPPY AND GLORIOUS " MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Children Half Price to Matinee Only. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Lessees: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 8. AND TO-MORROW EVENING. 3 FAREWELL PERFORMANCES 3 J. C. Williamson; Ltd., present THE YOUNG LONDON STAR MARGARET RAWLINGS AND NEW ENGLISH COMPANY EH Wilfred Walters* Strangely Told EPIC OP ENGLAND. " HAPPY AND GLORIOUS." ' " HAPPY AND GLORIOUS." Vide Press ' It creates an impression, that will r* main a vivid memory long after th» players are gone." " HAPPY AND GLORIOUS " " The* Scenic element in the production is startlingly novel and ingenious. Fifteen highly imaginative scenes to give colon;, some panorama to the moving evegta between 1911 and the present day." MARGARET RAWLINGS as SHE BARRY K. BARNESI as HE AND OTHERS In " HAPPY AND GLORIOUS " An Inspiring Play wf?h a Message, Preceded by " BLOCKHEADS IN LOVE" "BLOCKHEADS IN LOVE" Written by Gabriel Toyne and Played at tfe» Cambridge Theatre in London Last Year, BOX PLANS at LEWIS EADY, LTD. DAY SALES at H.M. THEATRE KIOSK. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 6s: Stalls, 4s; Early Door Gallery, 2s: Late Door, Is 6d (PIM Tax). Children Half-price Matinee Only.' Manager - - - - Alex. F. Wilson. PHOTOGRAPHS A T CHRISTMAS TIME THERE IS ON3 GIFT THAT ONLY YOU CAN Y our PHOTOGRAPH. Mr. C. Northwood (Belwood Studios). Phone 43-757; Mr. T. H. Ashe (The Bridal Studios), Phone 12-266; JJ, The Tornauist Studio, Phone 46-513; Mrl E. Schneider (Capitol Studios), Phone 2|-534: Miss Amy Harper (Rubens Studios), Lindsay Mitchell, Plione 42-064; Mr. C. C. Roberts, Upper Symonds Street. DANCING jyjARGA gTUDIO. N.Z.'s University of BALLROOM DANCING. Principal: MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR (Member Imp. Soc.. London). Assisted by MR. ERIC BROWN. Private Lessons and Classes. 10 a.m.-lO p.m. Learn to Dance for your Summer Holidays at Reduced Rates Until February. Studio: 91 Queen St. (opp. Fort St.).Telephone 46-214. JS gD A LESSON. Advance (1933) Variations in Foxtrot. Quickstep. Waltz. Tango. Dancing is going to be more popular this summer than ever before. Start Learning now for the holidays. Free Practice Classes. Flannels Permitted. MISS VIOLET r ROBERTSON. 200 Pacific Bldgs.. Wellesley Street. Satisfaction and ProSciency Guaranteed. ÜBY SHERRIFF. Hopetoun St.. Ponsonby, latest Variation Tango. Quick Pjep, Waltz, Tap: simplified version beginners. _ TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION ■' BRIGHT Holiday Recitals. Humoroui Sketches. Speeches, Salesmanship Methods, single lessons, postal tuition.— Helen Griffiths. Academy. Upper Queen St. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS CF. McWILLIAM. Optician.-Pricel • revised to meet the times.—l 47 Queen St.. next Hfkat.p. **. . . HA. BAGLEY, Ophthalmic Optician. • Ist Floor, Vulcan Bldgs.—Thorough Eyesight Examinations: modern equipment. —43-135. rp LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.C.0.. (Edin.). I. F.N.A.0., F. 1.0. (Eng.), Ophthalmia Optician. Lister Bids.. Victoria St 40-446-THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. ADVERTISEMENTS: PREPAID RATES.—SEE COUPON, PAGE ;|| TWO OF THIS ISSUE. N.Z. Herald: The recognised medium lot J| best results. TELEPHONES: Advertisements— '.•.&§§■ 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. . . .. 4r _9 44 After 11 p.m 44-U3 s . ■]? The Company does not hold itself respon- J sible for non-insertion of any advertisemen : or advertisements, through accident or froßj other causes, or for error iu the publics" o jgpjlj nf any advertisement.