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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12181, 4 July 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY At 2.30 TO-DAY FULLERS' MATINEE FULLERS’ MATINEE FULLERS' MATINEE TO-DAYAt 2.30 TO-DAY Everything as at Night. FULLERS’ MATINEE PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., Is 6d (Children Is); Stalls Is (Children 6d). FULLER S’ Hui MAJESTY’S THEATRE MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction ... John Fuller and Sons. I.ld TO-DAT at 2.80. TO-NIGHT at 8. Last Night of this Second-to-none Programme. F GAYLE WYER'S BAND BOX REVUE BAND aox REVUE ‘ COMPANY. COMPANY. In a mvsterioos matrimonial mix-up, "ONE NIGHT." A Screamingly Funny Comedy. CASTLES AND TORZILLO (Tenor). (Harpist). QUEENIE AND DAVID KAILI, Fascinating Hawaiian Entertainers. -BUDDY - BUDDY. Concertina Comedian. ■WALTER VERNON, Australia's Premier Ventriloquist. FULLERS' PRICES: D.C. or U.S., 2s 6d (Reserves. 3s); plus tax; Stalls, fs 8d : Upper Circle. Is. ROX PLAN AT THE' BRISTOL After noon at Burnett’s, next Theatre. ADELPHI CABARET, GORING STREET. TO-NIGHT. - TO-NIGHT, fe GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING Of RACE SESSION. . RACE SESSION. Dances ’will he held next Week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Special Decorations. Augumented Orchestra. RODNEY A. PANKfIURST, Telephone 26-309. c Manager. ORGAN RECITAL. rjY O W N H A L L. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). JULY sth. 1925. 8.80 t> m By MR BERNARD F RAGE (City Organist). Concerto in E Flat William Felton Introdv 'tion and Allegro Moderato Ropartz Martin Provencal (from Poems d’Autommo), Op. 3 (No. 2) .). Bonnet Legend (Op. 16) HaYvey Grace Idylle E. d'Evry Psyche - Poeme Syrophoniaue pour Orchestra et Choeurs ... Cesar Franck (Bv request). ADMISSION: FREE. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS Received at Door. I L L I A IS EXTRAORDINARY. 'ALKINER (England). McCONACHY (New Zealand). iecord Break, 1001. Record Break, l’S2. 16.000 ur. MONDAY. JULY 6th, t 6 SATURDAY, JULY IStjh. Afternoons, 3 to 5 p.m., ~ Evenings; 8 to 10 p.m. At ALBERT BILLIARD PARLOURS (Next Albert Hotel, Willis street; rear Manners street). . This is a Billiard Match, not merely an exhibition. The best man will win. Is the New Zealander better than the Englishman? __ ’ COMB AND SEE! Admission, 4s, 3s. and 2s (plus taxi. Reserves at BILLIARDS LIMITED, Top Floor. Baker’s Building, Feather.eton street. Is extra. . Season Ticket (including/tax and reserve seat, -£3 ss. rjIHE NEW AMBASSADOR, 68, Willie street. "THE ONE BRIGHT SPOT." SPECIAL REFURNISHING FOR RACE Open Doily for Tea and Dancing 3 to 5 Tuesday Evening (Evening Dresß) 8 to 12 Wednesday Evening (Evening Dress * B,to 12 Thursday (Informal! . 8 to 11 Saturday (Evening Dress) —8 to 12 EXCELLENT MUSIC. GOOD FLOOR. EFFICEtNT SERVICE. BOOK NOW. ’Phone 1636. M. CAMPBELL, Proprietress. 1 ; ~ GALLI-CUBCI

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