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NZ Truth, Issue 1199, 22 November 1928, Page 17

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THE WELLINGTON NOVEMBER 24th to DECEMBER Bth. ' SPECIAL RAILWAY EXCURSIONS 5 OUTSTANDING c FEATURES D OPENING DAY , NOVEMBER 24th at 2 p.m. GRAND TRANSPORTATION PAGEANT Commencingr Government Buildings at 2 p.m. Terminating at Huge Entertainment at Newtown Park. Admission 1/-: Children 6d. ■. . CLEOPATHA AND HER HAND MAIDENS "A Queen with swarthy cheeks and bold black eyes. Brow bound with burning gold." Ancient and Modern modes of transport. NOVEMBER 26th to DECEMBER Ist. EVERY. DAY 'FROM .2 p.m. till 10.30 p.m. Exhibition Building (John Street). YE OLDE LONDON TOWN. FAIRE at which will be presented every evening at -8.40 The Orchestral and Choral Pageant THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS by 800 Performers. Produced by Elizabeth Blake.. Music arranged and •"conducted by John Bishop. Admission 1/-: Children 6d. NOVEMBER 29th to DECEMBER 6th. ■' I DAILY PROM 2 pJm. till 10.30 p.m. , * . ) THE PALACE OF BEAUTY \ (Wellington Town Hall), [ m which will be presented every evening at 8 p.m. '■ , \ THE- DREAM' OF- FAIR WOMEN ' - ' , With all the pomp and ceremony, of the ages. , , •' , Produced by Joe Knowsley. ' ■ . - "• • Music arranged and rendered by Bernard F.- Page,- . . "Thdse far renowned brides of ancient song Peopled the hollow dark like burning stars." . ■ ' , , J , Admission. 3/-; 2/-; 1/-; ; Box Plan now open at Bristol. ■ ; DECEMBER 7th at 9 p.m. . ' ' '..- , s ■ CARNIVAL BAL MASQUE ', .•••/' Evening, Di*ess- and. m Fancy Costume.; Buffet Supper". • Dalton's Band '.' . .' r •, TICKETS 5/-. •..■'■■■; ; now obtainable at the Carnival Office, Mercer Street. . A Spectacle of Effervescence and Beauty. . : .' • ' '■'■<>■ DECEMBER Bth at 8 p.m. ; • : GRAND CORONATION CEREMONY In ..the Palace of Beauty. , .: , - . .(Wellington Town Hall). at which will be presented the gorgeous and ceremonious pageant THE DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN followed by the spectacular ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL PAGEANT - s And ; , , THE LEAGUE OF NATIpNS. ■ ' .; ■•■,■• ,And THE CROWNING OF THE WINNING QUEEN. Admission: 5/ r ; 3/-; 2/-. Box Plan at the Bristol. In Aid of the National Art Gallery and .Dominion's Museum Fund. "EVERY CITIZEN A SUBSCRIBER" i W. H. HONEY, Carnival Organiser.