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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11222, 30 May 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. ijTmajestys THEATRE ■FtJLLKgf VAMWVU44 Courtenay place. 'Phone 22-669. Direction ... Bon and John Puller, Ltd FULLERS’ TONIGHT! At. 8. TO-NIGHT! SITTER B VAUDEVILLE. A Most Enjoyable Programme. DAVEY AND RITCHIE, • DAVEY AND RITCHIE, An astounding juggling performance Tricks that were not thought possible. BRADLEY AND HAMILTON, England's renowned musical comedy artists. anises. THEi SISTERS SPRIGHTLEY, The Brilliant London Character Comediennes. Greatest laugh makers we havo seen for years. NEWMANN AND WYNNE, In "Jim's Return/* CARR, the Modern Hercules. He. she or it? PHROZO. ALBERTO, the Gay Deceiver. Entertaining American, BO l B WHITES. VIDEAU AND KIRBY, See their latest scream, "Golfing/ PRICES: D.C. and Stalls, 2s (id; Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle. Is (all plus tax). Reserves at the Bristol' —after 5 rt Burnett's, next Theatre —after 7 at Theatre.

rffli OWN HALL. JL OWN HA'LL. WEDNESDAY^”I2.3O TO 1.30. THE HAPPINESS HOUR. Ninth Sing. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. FREE TO ALL. Now then Customers, bring your Song, Rooks along, for there are no Song Sheets on Wednesday. Song Leader: C. E. WEBB. Assisted by Miss Dorothy Mills and 1 Mr Howard Foster. The school holidays being over the Committee anticipate there will bo room for all. v SING! BE HAPPY! Now Charlie’s the leader that day, He’ll make the pace, so they say; With songs known to all, On the singers he’ll call, For that is the, happiness way. ALBERT RUSSELL, 674 Secretary OONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), MAY 30th, At 8 o’clock. STUDENTS’ SONG- RECITAL STUDENTS’ SONG RECITAL STUDENTS’ SONG RECITAL By Leading Pupils of REGINALD G. BLOW, L.R.A.M. REGINALD G. BIX)W. L.R.A.M. (London). 14 STUDENTS 14 STUDENTS -- 14 In a Programme of Rare and Artistic i Merit. Tickets, 3s (reserved) and 2s. No tax. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Go. 2s Tickets also on sale at Bristol Piano Co.

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