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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12194, 20 July 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS VAUDEVILLE'S "PETER PAN.” The FAMOUS ENGLISH COMEDIAN “WEE” "WEE" "WEE" "WEE” GEORGIE WOOD "WEE” GEORGIE WOOD j OPENS ON WEDNESDAY. | The news will be appreciated by all who have seen the brilliant vest pocket comedian tn England and America, and those who have not will be glad of the opportunity. "WEE” GEORGIE WOOD The "HERALD." MELBOURNE, says : i “In ‘Wee’ Georgia Wood the programme at the Tivoli has acquired the POSITIVELY BEST VAUDEVILLE SKETCH turn the city ever saw." "WEE” GEORGIE WOOD And company, including DOLLY HARMER, THELMA KUBTZMAN, TOM BLACIvLOCK. FIRST PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd, NIGHTS & SATURDAY MATINEE. SECOND PROGRAMME, MONDAY, JULY 27th, 3 NIGHTS, & WEDNESDAY MATINEE. "WEE” GEORGIE WOOD In his WORLD-EAMOUS Sketches: "BLACK HAND GEORGE,” "HIS FIRST LOVE,” "NOBODY LOVES ME," "DADDY." Grand opera house. ? Proprietors: J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. Commencing WEDNESDAY (NEXT) WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY (NEXT) WEDNESDAY, AT 8. MATINEES—.SATURDAYS And WEDNESDAYS. THE "PETER PAN” "PETER PAN” Of VAUDEVILLE, !l WEE ■ GEORG I El ■ WOOD ■ The Most Highly Paid Vaudeville Artist Ever Brought to the Dominion, SUPPORTED BY A COMBINATION Of INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE From J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES. J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES. Presented by N.Z. ENTERTAINERS, LTD., By Arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON VAUDEVILLE, LTD. “WEE” GEORGIE WOOD "WEE” GEORGIE WOOD "Mixes pathos with a rare sense humour.” “An artist supreme.” A BRILLIANT COMPANY of Includes HAROLD WALDRON London’s HAROLD WALDRON Popular HAROLD WALDRON Humorist, In up-to-date Songs and Stories. ALDOK TRIO Trapeze Artists ALDORi TRIO Extraordinary. FRANK’S CANINE STATUARY, FRANK’S CANINE STATUARY, "The Art Beautiful." MARIE LAWTON With a Piano MARIE LAWTON and Harp. The Dancing Violinst, JAY WHIDDEN Everything JAY WHIDDEN He Does JAY WHIDDEN Is Original. Musical Director: A. G. FROST, i PRICES—D.C. and 0.5., 6s 6d; Stalls, 4s; Gallery,. 2s (plus tax). MATINEE PRICES Reserved, 3s; Children, Is 6d; Unreserved, 2s and Is (plus tax). THE BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. Representative, WALTER MONK. MEETINGS THE WELLINGTON INVESTMENT TRUSTEE AND AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. [Established 1886.] CAPITAL AUTHORISED ,£200,000 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED .6124,000 CAPITAL PAID UP .£62,000 RESERVES £22,700 'VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that J. x the thirty-ninth Ordinary General Moeting of the Shareholders will be held in the Dominion Farmers’ Institute, 110, Featherston street, Wellington (Room 11, first floor), on THURSDAY, JULY 30th, 1925, at 12 o’clock noon. Business: 1. Consideration of Report and ! Balancesheet. 2. Declaration of a Dividend. 3. Election of Directors. 4: Election of • Auditors 5. Genoral. CHAS. W. HOLT, Secretary. Wellington, July 17th, 1925. LEADING CHEMISTS LADIES.— Douches. Enemas. Whirling Sprays, all accessories, private or otherwise, posted privately, to any address; confidential. Glen-Ara Pharmacy, 94, Cuba street, O’CONNOR Truss, the most comfortable and efficient Truss on the market; single 255, double 355, posted Write us for particulars. Glen-Ara Pharmacy, 94, Cuba street. Wellington. OBESITY.— Is your health and form disfigured by excessive fat-? Take Marienbad Tablets; safe and sure; 4s 6d box. R. Johnston. Chemist. Cuba street. ANTI-FAT Pills for Ladies; safe, effective; reduce fat. eliminate wrinkles, slenderise the figure. Posted any address, 3s 6d. Glen-Ara Pharmacy. 94, Cuba street, Wellington. COR NS! Corns! Corns! Our Indian Corn Cure (Salek's formula) cures quickly and painlessly; thp only reliable cure for corns and warts; Is 6d posted. Glen-Ara Pharmacy, 94, Cuba street. Wellington. \TETHY Look Old? Ayres’ Hair Rev v storer, keep it dark. 2s 6d only. E. Johnston, Chemist, Cnha_street. OPTICAL.— We Test Eyes and Repair All Optical Breakages; Glasses posted to us repaired and returned speedily. Glen-Ara Pharmacy, 94, Cuba street,. Wellington. HOW TO WIN THE ASHES CONTINUOUS TEST TRIALS FENDER GIVES ADVICE. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received July 19, 11.5 p.m.) LONDON, July 19. P. G. H. Fender, the Surrey cricket captain, in an address broadcast from EX2LO, advocated continuous test trials in order to obtain a representative eleven to meet the Australians. He declared there is sufficient cricket ability in England to produce a side capable of recovering the “Ashes” in 1926, no matter what weather may prevail. TIRED FEET Ea§Ssl by using Q-TOL