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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23859, 9 January 1941, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS 1111111 l MAJESTIC Willi ~M Dir.: Fuller Theatre Corp.. Ltd. M DAILY: 2 P.M. 8 P.M. js Universal Finns present 1 LAST DAY OF | "WHEN THE DALTONS RODE" 1 WITH RANDOLPH SCOTT I KAY FRANCIS ANDY DEVICE II Recommended by Censor for Adults and If HUGH HERBERT, ROLAND YOUNG "PRIVATE"'AFFAIRS" 11 Recommended by Censor for Adults, g PLANS AT THEATRE. Phono KS-LMO IT'S SIMPLE ARITHMETIC | Q SINGING, SWINGING STARS 0 ALLAN JONES MARTHA RAYE 1 JOE PENNER ROSEMARY LANE IRENE HERVEY 1 ALAN MOWBRAY ERIC BLORE SAMUEL S. HINDS | CHARLES BUTTERWORTH I + + PLUS + + || /> SINGABLE, SWING-ABLE HITS £ g "This Can't Be Love" ?i "Sing For Your Supper" M "He and She" §§ "Who Are You" 1§ "Falling- In Love With Love" ff§ "The Greeks Have No Word For It" 4- + Make -4- + il X MIRTHFUL, MUSICAL, 1 ~ flO MAGICAL REASONS TO lO § SEE I "THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE" i "THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE" | "THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE" % Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 Bn( J 1 THE SHOCK DRAMA STARS 1 BORIS KARLOFF BORIS KARLOFF and 1 BELA LUGOSI | BELA LUGOSI ia in "BLACK FRIDAY" " BLACK FRIDAY" g Recommended by Censor for Adults Both Universal Pictures. 8 COMMENCING TO-MORROW MAJESTIC PLANS AT THEATRE. Phone -13-210

"THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" Last night created a furore of enthusiasm. GILBERT & SULLIVAN SEASON TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW EVENING: "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" (preceded by "TRIAL BY JURY"). SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Following: Two Nights "THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE QTPUEME gTAGE ACTION TO-NIGHT AT 8 AND TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT J. C. WILLIAMSON'S GILBERT AND SULLIVAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY in the delightfully quaint, tuneful and humorous opera.... "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" unquestionably one of the most famous of the musical plays created by the beloved collaborators. The "Pirates" is preceded each evening by "TRIAL BY JURY" A brilliantly clever one-act burlesque about a breach of promise case in which all the evidence is sunn. NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT (3 Nights Only) The most romantic of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas.... "THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" "THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" the music of which reaches the high standard of grand opera. NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 2 AND 8 (•_' Nights Only) I "lOLANTHE" I To be followed by "THE MIKADO," "KUDDIGORE" and "H.M.S. TIN AFORE." Box Plans at Lewis F.ady, Ltd. Day Sales at 11.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. Evening Prices:—lXo. and R.S., 7/6; Ordinary Stalls ireservitble on day of performance), Gallery, . Matinee Prices: I).C. and R.S., 6/; Ordinary .Stalls, I/; (lallery, and 1/0. Children M/, '2l ami 1/. All prices plus tax. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES AGED Pensioners, Ladies and Gents, Infirm and Convalescent. Day and Night Nursing. Fires, every comfort. No mental patients. Beautiful surroundings. ALAN MOOR, 37 Portland Rd„ Remuera. i>4-12:>. Fv XISTONE HOUSE. :t:t VINCENT AV.. REMUERA. Elderly Ladies wanting a Good Home with care and attention. Nice surroundings, trained staff. Charges moderate.—Ring 'JI-iillO. REST Homo for Aged Lady or Convalescent. Every attention given. Terms moderate. — lOA Walters Kd„ Dominion Ed Phone M CHIROPRACTIC CHIROPRACTIC Institute, Lionel Duggan, V Principal. Winston" Bldtf Ph DUGGAX, Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate). N.Z.C.A. —Winstooe Bids. Phone 40-114. 11LE8 & GILES, Palmer Graduates, Mem„T hers N.Z.C.A., Dihvorth Bids'. Ph. 1.V5Q.~>. >ERCY HAMB'LIX, Palmer Graduate, .10 vrs.' Amc.. Exp.—Co! Mutual Bldg. 4'2-244 I BUILDING MATERIALS PLAN'S, Specifications, Modern Homes. £i/l/.; Govt. Loans; Qualified Architects.— Horne-Desigilers, 4s Vulcan Bldgs., Queen St AND or Shlnsle, fresh water, quality.— Koose Shipping Co.. Ltd.. Mercer PLUMBER, GAS AND ELECTRIC HOT WATER FITTER. .1.5 KINGSTON STREET Fhone 40-208. (Off Albert Street).