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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21553, 26 July 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS 'NATIONAL ol >,, NATIONAL NATIONAL Lul -' THE LAST TWO DAYS Great Double-Feature Programme. CLAUDE ALLIST'iR In iho Craziest: of Comedies. "EXCESS BAGGAGE" It's a riot of fnn, so get the greatest laugh of your life at Claude Allister as tho Colonel in this hilarious comedy. TOM KEENE in A Heal Blue Streak Western, "SCARLET RIVER." A dashing Cowboy fights it out with the Bad Men of the West. Both Approved Universal Exhibition. Episode •!, "HEROES Ob' THE WEST." FRIDAY NEXT—THE MOST BREATHLESS THHILLPICTURE OF THE V EAR. The ftory of Hollywood's unsung heroes, the stunt men who courageously risk life and limb to give you the thrills that are in every motion picture to-day. "I I IfkfY Will ' i RILL BOYD. DEVILS" DOROTHY WILSON, KOSCOE ATES. «.» t ,/,■/!/ Any day may he their lust, LUCKY that's why they call themDEVILS" selves lucky devils—if they Yesterday a stunt man dropped through ji skylight. to-day he falls from a burning roof—To-morrow, who knows? Approved for Universal Exhibition. i HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. j THE FIXALE OF A RECORD TOUR j TO-DAY TO-NIGHT. # AND TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING. AT 2.15 AND 8. ! LAST TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS 1 LAST TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS Of FRANK NEIL'S INCOMPARABLE I VAUDEVILLE IiEVUE COMPANY, j In the big, bright, breezy, beautiful and bountiful revue. j "GOOD-BYE CUSTOMERS." j I "GOOD-BYE CUSTOMERS." , | ! "GOOD-BYE CUSTOMERS." [ : i IOOD-BYK GOOD-BYE J to Syd Berk and the Revue Artists and to i the famous Cleveres, the New Big Four and to Maurice Diamond's Brilliant Beauty Bullet. Tliey will all leave for Sydney by the Marama on Friday next after enjoying the longest and most successful tour of any theatrical attraction ever known in New Zealand. EVENING PRICES IS, »>S AND OS. i -L 4-W • ) j RESERVES. Is EXTRA. MATINEE PRICES, AND 9S. ! RESERVES, Gd EXTRA. ~ All Prices Plus Tax. Box Plans nt Lewis Eady, Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. Manager. John Farrel). w A Y SID E 'J' 10 A GARDENS. »» ST. ITKLTKRS BAY. CABARET NOW OPEX EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Double Ticket. 3s Cd. HUNDREDS OF A "PROSPERITY WEEK" EVENT. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, AUGUST 5. AT 3 P.M. MAYORESS' CHILDREN'S PARTY. PLAIN AND FANCY-DRESS. Under the Patronage of Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Blcdisloe. Tickets at Lewis Eady, Ltd.. 2s- (id each. BE WISE AND BUY YOURS NOW. TENDERS SPENDERS WJ.IJ, BE RECEIVED BY 1 THE UNDERSIGNED for the conversion from Solid Tyres to Pneumatic Equipment of one Firo Engine. available on application to the Superintendent at Central Fire Station, Hamilton. Tenders, marked "Tender for Tyres." close at Xoon on TUESDAY', August 1, 1933. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. F. W. LUXFORD. Socretary. Hamilton Fire Board. I.IUICE, 11 Points, Electric Lights, at, Kaiaua.—Apply Room 7, Winstone I JUICE wanted Ploughing 55 acres, easy country; also Working and Sowing 20 OOXSULT ELLIS AND BURNAND, LTD.. SAWMILLERS. Wholesale limber Merchants and Joiners. HAMILTON. FOR TIMBER AND JOINERY OF QUALITY Our Prices aro Right. Let Ub Quote You. BUILDERS TEACHERS OF MUSIC T ILLIAN BRAITHWAITE. L.A.8., Voico • J Production Piano, Harmony.—233, .Tervois Rd., Heme Bay. TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION "VfONOLOCUES, Recitations. Sketches, humorous: posted anywhere; with lesson tain:.—Helen Griffiths, Academy, Upper Queen St.