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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12548, 10 September 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS MUSICAL ELOCUTIONARY DANCING COMPETITIONS TOWN HALL, 7.48 TO-NIGHT 7.45 7.48 TO-NIGHT 7.45 SECOND DEMONSTRATION CONCERT.* FOR' FULL PROGRAMME SEE YES TERDAY'S PAPERS. Saturday Afternoon. Children's Matinee. When the whole programme will he given by our Clever Kiddies. CHILDREN’S MATINEE. SATURDAY, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2 p.m. 1. Piano Solo, "Berceuse," Miss , Joyce Banks. 2. Character Dance, Russian, Miss Phyllis Oliver. 3. Boys’ Song,' “A Funny Fellow," Edmund Reynolds. ■ 4. Recitation, "Etude Realiste," Miss Marjorie Dillon.. 5. Girls’’ Song, "Singiny in the Rain," Miss Kathleen Chappie. 6. Character Story Dance, Miss Miriama Heketa--7.. Recitation in Character, "Vicar and I will be There,” Master Ken. mn. „ , „ 8. Song in Character, "Dolly Varden, Miss Q. McLean. 9. Children’s Chorus, “Babyland” and “I have a Clock,” Guilford Terrace School. 16. Action Recitation, "Character from the Umbrella.” Miss Joan Hughes. 11..Boys’ Song, "Where’er You Walk," Master K. Hens Haw. 12. Operatic Dance, Miss Peggy Welch. 13. Recitation, "Little Man Cricketer,” ' Master' R. Cheyne. ■ ■ 14. Piano Solo,. "Fairy Frolics," Master Arthur Garnham. 15. Girls’ Song in Character, "In an Old World Garden,” Miss Gracie ,t Nixon. . 16. Humorous Recitation, “Frenchman at -’Phone," Miss Jean Coker. 17. Eccentric Dance, Master Jackie Harris. 18. Boys’ Song, "Sea Fever,” Master Don. Gamble. I 19. Action Recitation, “Blue Beer, Miss Bmay Mcllroy. 20. Action Song, "The Doll’s House, Miss Irene Wilson. 21. Violin Solo, "Tarantella," Miss Billy 22: Miss Basel. Martin. 23. Song in-Character, "Brownie," Miss Roma Topp. 24. Navy League Recitation, "The Loss of the Birkenhead," Master L. Mol. ler. _ 25. Girls’ Song, "When. Rooks fly Homeward," Miss Elsie Smith. 26. Recitation, “If I Knew,” Master Alex. Elton. . 27. Children’s - Chorus, "A Shepherd Lullaby" and "The Owls,” Guil- . ford Terrace School. 88. Recitation in Character, "Wee Me. Gregor,” Master Ei_ MaxweTh 29. Operatic' Dance,- Miss Joan Raine. . 30, Piano Duet, “Holiday Time,” Misses Colleen Brown and Dawn Bass. - Admission for all Concerts: 35,. 2s, Is. No tax. ... , Don’t be disappointed, book your seats at the. Bristol,. G. W. JENNEE, Secretary.

EM PRES S Direction........Fuller-Hayward Theatres. COMMENCING TO-DAY: Continuous from 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. A Beal Side-Splitter:' "LE|T*B GET MARRIED” It's a Paramount Picture. Starring RICHARD DIX "Thirty days," said the Judge; and that started the fun. 'You’ll be chuckling for days afterwards. Also, “THE ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT.” / K Master Picture. Becommended more especially for Adult audiences. Featuring. , FAY COMPTON And. ' STEWART ROME. An Artistic Triumph for British Tech nique! The story of a woman who shook herself free K from .the* shackles of convention! ' LATEST PATHS GAZETTE. a All the Pictorial News from Home, including the Third Test at Leeds. Box Plans at the Bristol till 5, then at the Theatre; ring 43-963. GBAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GBAND OPEBA HOUSE. TO-MORROW AND MONDAY, at 8 p.m. TO-MORROW AND MONDAY, at 8 p.m. TO-MOBROW AND MONDAY, .at 8 p.m. TJNDER the distinguished patronage and in the presence of His Excellency the Governor-General, Sir Charles Fergubson, Bart. i What the Newspapers said about last year’s "Y” Gymnastic Carnival: “To see the large stage crowded with a class, either of juveniles or adults, and to witness their perfect unison and wonderful rhythm of movement in many of the most intricate and tiring exercises, shows most forcibly what a power for good is beine worked by the Y.M.C.A. Gymnastic Classes.’’ A bright and sparkling performance, in which over 300 members of the Y.M. C. A. will take part. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. y BOX PLAN at the Bristol. Booking 6d extra. None but Ticket Holders admitted to early doors. No extra charge to Ticket Holders. Tickets to be had at the Y.M. C.A., or from Gym. members. 295 MEETINGS THE WELLINGTON MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Wellington Merchant Service Guild will be held on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, at 10.80 a.m. All members are urgently requested to attend. * F. A. MACINDOE, Secretary. SCHOOL BOOKS. WE Stock all standard School Books and School Requisites. Our prices are reasonable ; so support the local shop. HYDES, Stationers and News Agents, 160 Jackson street. Petone. DEATH. GLBESON.—On September 9th, at Wellington Hospital, as . the. result of an accident, Arthur, second son of William and Nellie Gleesdn, Pretoria street, lower Hutt; aged;2l. 8.1. P.