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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4304, 15 August 1921, Page 3

LADIES’ CRICKET. ALL young ladies interested in the formation of a local Cricket Club are invited to attend a meeting in the Borough Chambers on Friday, 19th inst., at 7.30 p.m. I. M. TAYLOR, ’ K. POLAND, Conveners. THAMES VALLEY CO-OPERA-TIVE DAIRYING CO., LTD. " -> (In Liquidation.) rp HE ANNUAL MEETING of J- Shareholders will be held m the Central Theatre, Paeroa, at 11 a.m. oh Monday, August 22, 1921. Business : To receive the Liquidators’ report and statement of accounts. W. H. BLAKEWAY, . For the Liquidators. HAURAKI PLAINS AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. (Incorporated.) A MEETING of the Executive X-L Committee of the above Associationwill be held at the Kerejieuhi Hall on Saturday, August’ 20/at 11 a.m. - All members are urgently requested to attend to discuss position with regard to last Show and work for the coming year. L. A. W. BAGNALL, Convener. CENTRAL THEATRE. Direction .......... Victor Beck Management ...... G. P. Hanna Presenting for the First Time Here, TUESDAY NEXT. Direct from Auckland Seasons, where packed houses have been the rule .every night. “THE VICE-REGALS.’’ In a Brilliant Programme of . Screamingly Funny Sketches, Selected Numbers by the FAMOUS VICE-REGAL MALE QUARTET By the following Brilliant All- . Star Artists :— G. P. Hanna, Will Crawford, Robert Pearce, Laslett Exton, * Chris Kilner, Johnnie Marks,’ Roy Simpson, Norman French, Herbert Munyard, \ . Charles Southey, Roy Norris, Edward Grenfell. Norman Hillier, Miss Jessie Meadows, Miss Rosa D’Arcy, Miss Hilda Meadows, Miss Dbris Denne, In New Dances, New Sketches, Topical Duets, 1 Instrumental Solos, Eccentric Dances. A Real Startling Bill of Unsurpassed Quality. BRIGHT, BREEZY, ORIGINAL, And “Vice-Regal Grand Orchestra. Plan Now Open at “Gazette” Office. Popular Prices: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-, (Plus Tax). , ■ .. .1 CENTRAL THEATRE, PAEROA THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921. GRAND SuCIAL AND EUCHRE, „ TOURNAMENT. ( In aid of Sports Queen.) Excellent Supper, Good Music. Three good Euchre Prizes on view in D. Me Watters’ window. Ladies 2/- * Gents 3/-. J. M. CROSBY, Hon. Secretary.

KEEP YOUR EYE ON MY UMBRELLA. ■ . . CENTRAL THEATRE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. By Arrangement with J. & N>, TAIT. LAUGH AND GROW FAT. Through a Season of Undiluted Merriment and Music. EDGLEY & DAV/E EDGLEY & DAWE And DAN AGER DAN AGER Who scored such a phenomenal success as Ugo and Igo and Mrs Tinbad in the recent phenomenally successful tour of "Sinbad the Sailor,” will present the Side-Splitting Extravaganza, “ODDS AND ENDS” “ODDS AND ENDS” A Medley of Melodious Music, Mad Merriment, and Mixed Mirth. A Side-Splitting Symposium. Of Dainty Dancing, Sweet Song, S.titch-in-your-side Comedy, and Fantastic Fun. Supported by a Long Cast, which includes ALYS AND" FLORENCE WILSON, Who could give the Daughter of- Herodias points and a beating when it comes to Acrobatic and Toe Dancing. NELLIE MACQUIRE. Believe me, this Soubrette can soubret’te “some” when it comes to a ■show down.-' CECILY AUDIBERT, Who has the average nightingale beaten to a frazzle .when the “Sing Sweet Bird” order is issued. ALAN SHRIMPTON, The Velvet Baritone, who can sing a cast iron dog off the door-step and make it lick his hand in appreciation. Elaborate' Scenery. Exquisite Settings. Unique Dancing and a Full Orchestra HA ! HA! KEEP YOUR EYE ON MY UMBRELLAPrices : Res. 4/-, 3/-, and 2/- (Plus tax). Box Plans now open at'“Gazette” Office. Touring Manager: J. A, MACDONALD