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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12040, 19 January 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Proprietors, J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. SAVOY HAVANA BAND—BERT ERROL BOOM. \ ' SEASON EXTENDED TO SATURDAY NEXT. -to-night ' * brilliant new programme to-night. THE GREATEST'AGGREGATION OF. VAUDEVILLE STARS THAT HAS*EVER VISITED THE DOMINION. N.Z. Entertainers, Ltd,, present (Vy arrangement witH J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) BEET RALTQN’S BEET RALTON'S uavana B aM> . From the Savoy Hotel, London, The Versatile Comedienne, MAEIE KENDALL, MARIE KENDALL, , ' MAEIE KENDALL, ' , Who has become riotously popular. ! ISOLDE AND ALEXIS, ISOLDE AND ALEXIS, Exceptionally brilliant dancing quite off : the beaten track. England's Foremost Female Jmpersona- , tor, > :n "MODES AND MELODIES OF 1824/’ With His Dancing Partner, i EAY HARTLEY. , ■ Famous Soldier Conjurer,- - , ! CAEDINI Positively uncanny CAEDINI with the "Broads." HAL CONNIE SCOTT AND GRAHAM, .. >; A delightful couple in SENTIMENT AN** COMEDY. NEXT MATINEE: MATINEE PRICES: Reserved: Adults 3s, Children Is 6d. Unreserved: Adults 2s, Children Is. ANNIVEESAY DAY. • • ■ NIGHT PRICES: D. C. and O.S, 6s; others 4s; S* (plus tax. BOX PLANS FOB THE ENTIRE SEASON AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES AND PLAN (after 5 p.m.) AT GRAND OPERA HOUSB CONFECTIONERY.

' SAVOY HAVANA BAND. JAZZ JREVEL! JAZZ. REVEL! JAZZ REVEL! A WONDERFUL NIGHT - AT THU ! \ ...>!■ • BIG TOWN HALL, < - TO-MORROW—TUESDAY^EVENING—TO-MORROW . Dancing from 8.30 till 2 a.m. To'the Music of, tlxe j WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS DANdE BAND. . ,i : -.. .-.v,;v-.v' .r • \ ',. '' THE HAVANA BAND play from 8.80 till 9.30, and 10.30 p.m. .until 3 a.m. Buffet Supper Provided. > Evening Dress Essential. * DOUBLE TICKET: One Guinea. •«r SINGLE TICKETS: Twelve Shillings and Sixpence - s. . Obtainable at the Bristol and' v Theatre. Personal Direction. Bert Belton.

DE LUXE THEATRE (THE FINEST THEATRE ' UNDER THE'SOUTHERN Box Rians at Bristol Piano, Aittan’s Book Aroade, ,or ring Thoatro. : ’Phone 23JJ60. COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY AT MATINEE. . DAILY, '2-30 NIGHTLY, 8 o’clock. The thief Bafjddd glorious farftasy of the JrabiarV Nights*' , ' by . CDiluts ( WARY PICKFORD..CHARUE CHAPLIN t oou6U^/Airi)Mr(K^oy^aFFim SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE. SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE. ORCHE ST R A DE LUXE. MR L. D. AUSTIN- Musical Director.

'ANNIVERSARY DAYi (THURSDAY. JANUARY 22nd). DAYLIGHT EXCURSION .TO, PHOTON.', T“ '%s:& W& . leaving there 3 p«ra. for the return trip. / • Ample time is allowed excursionists to x»ionio ashore.’ PARE, 10s RETURN. PARE, 10s RETURN. , :>■: ■■ .. i i : . Tickets now obtainable at 'Office. - ■ Owing Health" Departments' Regulations, all Children under 16 years-will not be permitted to travel.» ■ i , . UNION S.S. CO: OF N.Z., LTD.

WELLINGTON HOSPITAL!'; -BOARD.. f l VEN TEARS' of 1 je50,000, at 5Jf per -cent., repayable 19®. DEBENTURES" of .£IOO EACH NOW AVAILABLE., Only a Few Left. ' Interest payable from date of Apply General Hospital, Wellington. l Secretary.

It /is a huge mistake to neglect Catarrh. The delicate membraneous lining of the throat and nose in time becomes chronically inflamed and the vooal chords weakened. A persistent daily irrigation of the noee and throat with Flnennol is siznpU and inexpensive, and is a certain preventative and on™ of Catarrh. Advt. As a compliment, the Lord MayoT of London is always an Admiral of the Port of London. * tJnemployment in Germany decreased by 8 per cent, to 43G,000 in the second half of October,