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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11195, 28 April 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS 110-VT GO TO THE DIGGERS I; y..u have a .-two lace. They uiaUc you laugh too much. QKiJiu OPERA KO’Jsi: Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. FOR A SHORT SEASON COMMENCING . rO-.MOR.ROW NIGHT! TO-MORROW NIGHT! Messrs Fama and Lawson present THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS In the "Sixty-laugh-a-minutc’’ R«vue “BOX O' TRICKS," Providing an Evening of Delirious Fun. THE SHOW WITH AN INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION. At first you smile—Then laugh—then you roar! A . Brand New Show with several New Comedians and Singers, beside® some of th® old favourites. CLEAN CRISP COiIEDY. A Riot of Enjoyment. DON’T MISS "Tickets Please” from the Palladium, London. DON’T MISS Frank Perryn and Jtan , Lawson in "Rocking the Baby." DON’T MISS tho Diggers Quartette. DON’T MISS the exclusive song numbers —■ ‘Humming,” "Sunshine," "That Broken Melody,” "Whispering," "Isle of Aloha." "My Mammy," “Ofh Lady," "My Man,” and others sung only by the Diggers. DON’T MISS the wonderful Oriental Scene. \ DON’T MISS the enchanting Lantern Scene. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., ss; Back Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is. All plus tax. Early Doore, Back Stalls, and Gallery, Is extra. BOX PLAN at THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES at Ned Perry’s. BERT BOLTON Advance Manager/ COMMENCING TO-DAY At the STRAND THEATRE. TRaND THEATRE. ONE OF THeTbIG SPECIALS! - Allan Dwan’s Master Production, "THE SIN OF MARTHA QUEED, ’ "THE SIN OF MARTHA OUEED," ! "THE SIN OF MARTHA QUEED," ‘‘THE' SIN OF MARTHA OUEED," "THE SIN OF MARTHA OUEED," i • A Heart Gripping Story of Life. The FATHER called it SIN! The MOTHER called it ROMANCE! The GIRL knew it was LOVEt "THB SIN OF MARTHA OUEED, - Is Probably th® most Realistic Film Story of the Present Daytt MARY THURMAN as the Girl. J. J. DOWLING ("The Miracle Man")

' as the Father. NILES WELSH as the Bor. Also screening, Jack London's Stirring Drama, “THE MUTINY OF THE ETLSINORE.” “THE MUTINY OF THE ELSINORE." “THE MUTINY OF THE ELSINORE.” Splendid Supports include a Bright Comedy, The Latest Gazette and aThrilling Serial. Continuous'from 31 am.'/tb'iio p.m. Prices as Usual. Telei>fioheoZS9. - IJIHE SALVATION ARMY. ANNUAL CONGRESS. ANNUAL CONGRESS WELLINGTON, APRIL 26th TO MAY 2nd, 1922. COMMISSIONER AND MRS HODDER, Supported by Colonel McJnnes (chief secretary), the National Headquarters Staff, and the Officers, Divisional, T Field, and Social.- • A/UV OF THE NORTH AND AftO “fcIMJ SOUTH ISLANDS wU Will conduct SIX IMPORTANTPUBLIC GATHERINGS —SIX IMPORTANT in the TOWN HALL as under SATURDAY, APRIL 29th, UNITED MUSICAL FESTIVAL. 7.30 p.m. 7 Splendid Bands from Christchurch. Dunedin, Feilding, Wanganui, Petone, Wellington South and Wellington City will take part. 4 Concerted Pieces by Christchurch and Wellington City _ Songsters, Christchurch Mandolin Orchestra, and Camara Male Quartette Party.

NOT A MONOTONOUS MOMENT. A MAGNIFICENT MIXTURE OF MIRTH, MUSIC, AND MINSTRELSY. SUNDAY, APRIL SOth, fc 11 a.m., 3, and 7 p.m. 3—ARRESTING ASSEMBLIES—3 MASS MEETING, BASIN RESERVE, At 3 p.m. Stirring Music by Visiting and Local Bands. ,'F WET THE AFTERNOON MEETING Will. BE HELD IN THE TOWN HALL At 11 a.ln. and 7 p.m. The Commissioner and Visiting Officers will deliver Special Addresses. A NIGHT OF NIGHTS! MONDAY, MAY Ist, at 7.30 p.m. ' NEfW AND NOVEL, FASCINATING, AND FETCHING, BRILLIANT DISPLAY BY YOUNG PEOPLE, In which the Eltham Home Boys, The Rollicking Juveniles from Island Bay, The Merry Maidens from the Florence Booth Home, and Representative Combinations from Citv and Suburban Corps will take part. CHORUS OF 500 VOICES—SOO VOICES. Come and see the Tableaux, Physical Culture. Swedish, and other Drills. •A Gieat Gathering, A Memorable Occasion, A Lingering Memory. TUESDAY, MAY 2nd, at 7.30 p.m. GRAND SOCIAL DEMONSTRATION. Including a Monster Spectacular Pageant of the Salvation Army's Operations in all Parts of the World. UNIOUS PROGRAMME of PYRAMID TABLEAUX, CHARACTER SONGS, SWEDISH EXERCISES, AND DRILLS. By the Boys from Eltham and Island Bay, and Girls from South Wellington Homes. Admission by ticket to band festival, Yonng Peoples Demonstration and Social Demonstration Is each night to Dress Circle; fld Body of Hall. BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ’ A UTUMN SHOW, Baptist School--LY room. Friday and Saturday, April 28th end 29th Opening ceremony, TODAY (Friday), 28th, at 3 p.m., by Colonel G. Mitcliell, M.P. Special display of Chrysanthemums; also a fine Exhibit of Fruit by the Marlborough FrnitgrowerV Association. Admission, 6d; Children, 3d.

A COMPLETE PIANO SEBVICE IS the end to. which are directed the activities and resources of the FIRM OF “BEGG'S.” A service which fully meets and satisfies every requirement of the piano owner, teacher and student. This service begins with the selling of pianos only of the highest inimitable quality, such as are displayed in our commodious showroom—it does not end there, however; it follows the piano into the home, thus ensuring lasting and complete satisfaction of the owner. Call and view the many splendid Models in our showroom. We hold the sole New Zealand agency ftw the only genuine “Pianola." CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD.. Manners street The Oldest Established Piano House In New Zealand.