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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160794, 30 October 1920, Page 1

Amusements and Meetings. HIS MAJESTY’S. TO-NIGHT , AT 8 TO-NIGHT, Complete Change Of Programme. Complete Change Of Programme. Complete Change Of Programme. Complete Change Of Programme. Complete Change Of Programme. TO-NIGHT. Headed By Dainty DOEIS KENYON. DOEIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. DOEIS KENYON. DOEIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. In a Romantic Story of the Latin Quarter in Paris: THE STREET OF SEVEN STARS. THE STREET OF SEVEN STARS. THE STREET OF SEVEN STARS. THE STREET OF SEVEN STARS. THE STREET OF SEVEN STARS. THE STREET OF SEVEN STARS. ALSO; FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME AND FULLER’S GREAT ORCHESTRA. Box Plan at Theatre Office. Usual Popular Prices. Book Early. COLOSSAL ' COMPELLING CONQUERING. not. adequately describe WILLIAM FOX’S MOST MASSIVE PRODUCTION AND MOST DRAMATIC PICTURE “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” “SALOME” Sense-Staggering in its Sumptuousness. Tne Screen Story or a Scriptural Siren who Danced Maddeningly for a Man’s Head. Coming to HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 6 Months in the Making 6 Months in the Making At a cost of OVER A MILLION DOLLARS. OVER A MILLION DOLLARS. It shows over 5000 Performers 5000 Performers And an ARKFUL. OF ANIMALS. A Circus was subsidised for a Season to make Available its Menagerie. Caravans of Camels and Dromedaries, Herds of Elephants, 2200 Horses, Sheep—Oxen—Goats, etc. SEE! Herod’s Court Ablaze with Splendours. SEE! Jerusalem as it looked 40 years B.C. SEE! Theda Bara as Salome. Subtle—Saccharine—Sinister. The Supreme Siren of the Screen As she dances THE DANCE OF THE 7 VEILS. THE DANCE OF THE 7 VEILS. THE DANCE OF THE 7 VEILS. This dance was banned on the Stage in England. FOX’S GREATEST PICTURE. NOTE.—“Salome” was paged in its entirety—no cuts—by the Censor, but must be only shown to Adults oyer 16 yfjirs of age. Preceding the Screening of “SALOME” The Management will introduce FOX’S ILLUSTRATED NEWS and The Special Engagement and First Appearance in Wanganui of LITTLE MEG CIMINO LITTLE MEG CIMINO LITTLE MEG CIMINO The Baby Soubrette with the lilt of music in her blood—the spirit of dancing in her tiny dainty feet—the humour of. a born comedian—with the artistry of a prima donna. This Baby Star has created a perfect furore wherever she has appeared. Prices—Reserves 2/7: Circle and Stalls 1/7; Unreserved 2/- and 1/- (plus tax). "THURSDAY, NOV. 4, ■ At 7.30. INDUCTION OF REV. A. J. GRIGG, 8.A., To the Pastorate of the Church. CPEAKHRS: Revs. A. H. Collins', of New Plymouth, Stanley Jenkin, and Pastor. Appropriate hymns and anthem. Communion Service. Sunday, Nov. 7.—Sunday School Anniversary in Gonville Town Hall. DAVIS CUP. INTERNATIONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. AMERICA v. AUSTRALASIA. To be played at AUCKLAND, DECEMBER 28, 30, AND 31, 1920 (Weather permitting.) "DEANS will be opened at Messrs H. E. Partrdige and Co., Ltd., Auckland, at 8.30 a.m. as fallows:—For Season Tickets only, November Ist to November 27 th; Daily Reserves, November 29th. Application for seats from residents distant more than 25 miles from 6.P.0., Auckland (which must be accompanied by remittance, also stamped and addressed envelope) will now be received by above firm, and allotment will be made on opening of plans. Prices.—Northern and Southern Stands (each day), one guinea; Season Ticket (three days), £2 10s. Western Stand (each day) 15s; Season Ticket (three days), £2. Eastern Stand (unreserved), 7a 6d. In event of postponement no refunds can be made, but tickets will be available for the adjourned date. T. H. HICKS, Hon. Sec. Management Committee (Australia). HUGH G. THOMSON, Hon. Sec. N.Z. Committee. N.B.—All applications and remittances to H. E. Partridge and Co., Ltd., Queen Street, Auckland. TXAVIS CUP and New Zealand ChamA' pionship Tennis Meeting.—The Davis Cup Committee has arranged for accommodation to be provided for 50 persons in Hostels at present occupied by College students. Terms: Bed and breakfast only, £3 10s per week, from December 24th to January 7th (applicants will be charged for full term, and must be recommended by secretaries of Tennis Clubs). Apply “Accommodation,” Box 733, G.P.O.j Auckland.