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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12038, 16 January 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS MATINEB MATINEE MATINEE* MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). G BAND OPERA HO Proprietors. . ’ . J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) TO-NIGHT-AND NIGHTLY AT 8. N.Z. Entertainers* Ltd., present (by arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) ' w ' SUPER-VAUDEVILLE, Including BERT RALTON'S BERT RALTON'S ’ World-Famous Havana Bd/fD ■ From the Savoy Hotel, London. England's 1 Foremost Female Impersonator. In "MODES AND MELODIES OF 1924." With His Dancing Partner, i RAY HARTLEY. The Versatile Comedienne. _ 'MARIE KENDALL, MARIE KENDALL, MARIE KENDALL. Who has beoome Riotiously Popular. ISOLDE AND ALEXIS, ISOLDE AND ALEXIS, . . Exceptionally Brilliant Danciiig quite on the beaten track. CARDINI Positively uncanny . ,+l»A' ff TJrno J a " CARDINI . with the'"Broads. HAL CONNIE. SCOTT AND GRAHAM. A Delightful Couple in C'TTTUENTT ANT) COME SENTIMENT AND COMEDY. MR HYMACK "AT MR HYMACK BOGEY VILLA." ; . A Ludicrous Masterpiece. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 6s; others. 4a. 8s (plus tax). “ i > MATINEE PRICES: Reserved?’’Adults .-3s, ■ Children Is 6dj Unreserved, Adults 2s, Children Is. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES AT THE OPERA HOUSE CONFECTIONERY, WHERE BOX'PLAN IS DAILY. AFTER 6 P.M. General Manager A. R, SHEPARD. s •AVOYAVOY HAVANA HAVANA BAND. BAND. JAZZ REVEL JAZZ REVEL At the BIG TOWN' HA LI, BIG TOWN HALL NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. NEXT-TUESDAY NIGHT. Dancing, from 8.30 till. 2 a.m. To the Musie of the. WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS BAND. A WONDERFUL NIGHT! A-WONDERFUL NIGHT! > Double Tickets: .' One Guinea, obtainable at the Bristol from next Saturday Morning. Evening Dress essential. Personal .Direction Bert tßalton. JJOTAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY. J. C.' WILLIAMSON, LTD, NORTH ISLAND TOUR. WANGANUI—Jan.»T9th, 20th. HAWERA—Jan; 21st.. PALMERSTON,—Jan. 22nd, 23rd. NAPIER—Jan. 24th;'26th. HASTINGS—Jan. 27fh,. J 2Bth. DANNEVIRKE —Jah„'2oth.' 36th. WELLINGTON-Jan. 31st. S In all Two Night Towns will 1 be presented "A SOUTHERN MAID" and "THE MERRY WIDOW.” IN ONE NIGHT TOWNS."THE MERRY ! WIDOW." , I BOX PLANS' OPEN 3 DAYS PRIOR to PERFORMANCE at usual places. Reserved Seats, 8s 9d, including tax. rjAOWN BALL CONCERT CHAMBER. LOWELL THOMAS’S Latest and Famous Trave^-mic Romantic India LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. TO-NIGHT! At 8 p.m. Wonderful-^Gorgeous—Fascinating--From Covent Garden , Opera House. London. A Unique Combination of Spoken Story, Moving and Coloured ' Pictures, with ■ '.Music. . / The Story told by COLONEL'ELDRED POTTINGBR. D. 5.0.. P.R.G.S. . Do not fail' to see this—'he--latest LOWELL THOMAS TRIUMPH; 3s. 2s, Is. PRICES: Is, 2s, 3s. Reserved Scats at Bristol; 3s. AUtaxable ..rices ulus-tax. NO MATINEB ON SATURDAY, VICTORIA HALL, Adelaide road. ADAME FOLEY’S Dancing .Classes • are held every TUESDAY EVEN1. . Also, fine assortment of Fancy tumes for - Hire, town or country. • dephono 24-154. w Heavy booking •• For Car SPECIAL LONDON SUITINGS IS PROCEEDING DAILY. MILLIGAN’S. Kelburn avenue.