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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12354, 26 January 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS “LEAVE IT TO JANE” ONLY MATINEE ' Of the Sparkling Musical Comedy, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AT 2 SPECIAL INVITATION TO SCHOOLBOYS. Hear the College Songs and War-cry. Got a thrill from tlio football match. Have ,the laugh of a lifetime at the students' fun. Children Half-price to D. 0., 0.5., Stalls. Is Early and Late Gallery. QK.AND OPERA " HOUSE. Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. I Manager George Mathoson. LAST THREE RIGHTS (Season Terminates, Thursday), And ONE* GREAT MATINEE TP-MORROW AT 2 P.M. The Musical Comedy of Real Laughter, Beauty, Wonderful Dancing, and the Songs that all Wellington is humming. “LEAVE IT TO JANE” With ATHOL TIER DOROTHY LENA, And TACK CANNOT And J. C. WILLIAMSON'S NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY COMPANY - Including: Leyland Hodgson, Hugh Steyne, Cecil U. Scott, Percy Le Fre, Harry Wotton, Fred M'Kay, Harry Williams Mona Barlee, Elma Gibbs, Roita Nugent, Winnie Tate, Evelyn Dolbv. Ethel Walter. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. Day Sales at Grand Opera House Confectionery. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Doors Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All Prices plus tax. . I GUY BATES POST SEASON t COMMENCES NEXT SATURDAY. ‘ j First appearance in Wellington of 1 the greatest and most versatile ac- I tor in the English-speak ini; world, I GUY BATES POST I I QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd Manager: John N Parrell. NEXT SATURDAY, at 7.53. J C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd., have the honour to present THE SUPERB ROMANTIC ACTOR* GUY BATES POST In the brilliant and enthralling Drama of Infinite Power and Charm. "THE MASQUERADER" .(The stage / adaptation of Katherine Thurston's famous novel, "John Chilcoto, MM Magnificently acted and exquisitely produced, "THE; MASQUERADER'’ has created dramatic records in all the capital cities of Australia. Mr Post's splendid supporting company includes:—The Misses Eileen Sparks, Cecil Haines. Jean Athol. Nellie Mortvne, Elsie May, . Loye Green,. Helen Hayes, Jafio Salisbury, Messrs Winnington Barnes, Leslie Victor, Ashton Jarrv, Eric Maxon, Gerald Pring, Richard Webster, William Passmore, Fred Francis, Cyril Wender, Harold Brumfield, Arthur Watson.'and ‘‘Huskie’" (a gTeat Dane). Repertoire for Season: "THE MASQUERADER." Commencing NEXT SATURDAY (For Six Nights Only): ' "THE BAD MAN 41 l delightful Dramatic Comedy of Sensations. Thrills, Wit. and Whimsy.) "THE GREEN GODDESS" (William Archer's Indian play'of Luxurious Splendour, Alluring Love, Sensational Thrills, Keen Wit, and Intense Power ) lox Plans for the six nights of "THE SQUERADER" open on THURSDAY iRNING at the BristolPRICES: D.C 1 . and 0.5., 8s; Back Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices, plus tax. 483 JjtOß SALE Six-cylinder Willys Knight. Telephone 24-755. LETHABY'S, the Up-to-date Umbrella Specialists, opposite the General Post Office. Wellington. No connection with any shops or travellers trading os LethabyA in Palmerston, Wanganui, or Masterton We recover nicely in Navy. Green- Grey, Mole, Black, etc. Black Leventine-Cloth, 6s 6d: “Glorex." 8s 6d; "Glorex'' Imperial, lie 6d; Twill Silk, 14s fid and 16a fid; Colours. 16s fid to. 22s 6d. We pay postage, 20s by post brings a Silk "Glorex" Short-handle Umbrellß to you: 15b brings a Gent's 16 rib Umbrella to you. Presentation 'Umbrellas from 25s to 105 s each. Inquiries invited. Only address: Lethaby'e. Wellington. I

FALKINER ROBBED On the eve of his departure fo-r England from Bombay, Mr Claude Falkiner, the billiards player, was robbed of about £2OO in valuables and money. He says he went to an hotel in Bombay, where he placed the contents of his pockets, consisting of English money, diamonds, and rupees, on his dressing-room table before taking his bath, A servant, whom he had engaged in Ceylon five weeks previously, was in the room at the time. After his batn he called for this servant, but got no answer and then discovered his loss. The servant had disappeared.

STOLE 23,000 CIGARETTES “This man has not been in employment for a long time, and seems to be a danger to the community.’’ The Fiscal made this observation in Glasgow Sheriff Court in moving for sentence against a well-dressed middleaged man named John 'Walker, an out-of-work chimney sweep, who appeared on three charges of theft. During the week-end, August 29th to 31st, ho broke into a tobacconist’s shop and stole 10,250 cigarettes, 21b of tobacco, and other articles, and during the same period fron another tobacconist’s shop stole 13,000 cigarettes and 271 bof tobacco. He was charged with breaking into a public house in Paisley road, W., and stealing 64 bottles of whisky, two bottles of wine, and 395. Sentence of six months’ imprisonment with hard labour, was imposed.

"Say it with a Ukulele," Say it with a violin. Say it with an ocarina. Say it with a mandolin. Say it when you're sad and sneezy. Or bronchitis you endure; Say it when you’re cold and wheezy— Say, "Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure." "Are you still engaged to Miss Kedwitz?" "No." "You lucky man! I pitied you when you were. How did you get out of it?" "I married lief."