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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19435, 22 October 1925, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE MONDAY NEXT, 26th. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. 7.45 TO-NIGHT 7.45 Fine Entertainment. DOROTHY DEVORE And HERBERT RAWLINSON —In—“THE TOMBOY” It’s Worth Going Miles to See. No. 2— BIG ATTRACTION No. 2 You’ll Like This One. FRANKLYN FARNUM —In—“THE GALLOPING DUDE” A Novelty Comedy "Western. No. 3 BIG ATTRACTION No. 3 The Komedy Kucen, WANDA WILEY In “QUEEN OF ACES” A Royal Flush of Fun. BOOK AT UPTON’S or ’Phone 2863. QRAND {"CONCERT. GONVILLE TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. PROGRAMME: Violin Duet, “Serenade D’Amour,” Masters W. Upton and J. Allpress Song, selected .... Mrs G. E. Tarrant Quartette, selected, Messrs Sperring, Campbell, Williamson and Thomas. Dance, Miss Hughes Johnstone’s pupils Song, selectedMr L. Craig Recitation, selected .. Mr Paul Latham Song, selected .. .. Mrs W. L. Burgess Duet, “Nocturne,” Messrs F. Campbell and D. Stirrat. Songs at the Piano .. Mr Basil Dean Song and Obligato, “Angels Guard Thee,” Miss R. Tilley. Duet, “Venetian Boat Song,” Mrs Tatrant and Miss Allomes. Song, selectedMr E. Thomas Violin Solo Miss D. Hughes Sketch, Miss M. Pawson and Mrs E. Lind. Song, selectedMr F. Campbell Dance, Miss Hughes Johnstone’s Pupils Duet, “On Wings of Music,” Mrs Burgess and Miss Tilley. Song, selected Mrs Wright I Recitation, selected ~ ..Mr P. Swan ' Song, selected Miss M. Allomes Humorous Song .. .. Mr G. Clapham Accompanists: Miss Dempsey, Miss Feltham, Miss Alpress. Funds to be devoted to St. Peter’s Church, Gonville. Admission Is. Programme commences at 8 p.m. sharp. It’s Phenomenal! It’s Phenomenal! “KID BOOTS” INCOMPARABLE PRODUCTION Of the New Ziegfeld Golfing Musical Comedy: ‘KID BOOTS” ‘KID BOOTS” J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd., Present for the first time in Wanganui, “KID BOOTS” A MUSICAL COMEDY OF LOVE AND GOLF At the OPE R A JJOUSE. At 8 O’Clock. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27. J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Present

JOSIE MELVILLE. GEORGE GEE. JOSIE MELVILLE. GEORGE GEE. JEAN NEWCOMBE. And The World-Famous FRED HAYWARD JAZZ BAND. Field Fisher, Reginald Roberts, Paul Plunket, George Crotty, Percy Lo Fro, George Vollaire, Jack Dunne, Alex. McPherson, James Junior, Mason Wood, Adclo Crane, Gladys Hermes, Nellie Hutton. Romance, Colour and Sparkling with Gaiety. Notable for its cast, its humour, its Gorgeous Costumes, Scenic Splendour and Wealth of Tuneful Numbers. BOX PLANS OPEN AT H. I. JONES AND SON’S FRIDAY, OCT. 23. D.C. and O.S. 8/-; Stalls 5/-; Pit 2/6. All plus tax. Booking fee one penny ■xtra. gPRING gHOW. NOVEMBER 11 & 12, 1925. ON RACECOURSE, WANGANUI. Classes for all kinds of • J TOCK, DOGS, HOME INDUSTRIES, NEEDLEWORK, ART & SCHOOLS. Schedules, etc., free on application Jo > F. G. SEDDON, Secretary. ’Phone 2222. P.O. Box 152. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD. A TRUSTY FIRM Because “The Bristol” has always throughout its long history served the best interests of the musical public, and J because its transactions have alwa} been conducted on strictly fair lines, the good will of its customers is to-day a real asset to the firm. For everything connected with Music, consult The Bristol Piano Company, Ltd., or its Authorised Agent. The name 11 Bristol’ ’ ensures satisfaction wnether one purchases a Grand Piano, Player Piano, or merely a gramophone record. The best and the newest at the lowest price—that’s what you want and what “The Bristol” offers. The goodwill of the public is obtained only by conscientious service, and unblemished reputation. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD. Local Manager—F. A. CAMPBELL, The Avenue, Wanganui.