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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12623, 7 December 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS DE LUXE mmfer : Now Showing Nightly,. 8 o’clock. [“A TRIP TO CHINATOWN” - Released by Fox Film Co. I A Chop Suey of Chuckles,. Laughs ; and Loud Guffaws. • Taken from the world-famed play ; By Charles Hoyt. : Commencing. Next Friday, 8 o’clock. ■ Laughter Matinee Saturday. 2.30. S A Rip-roariouf l Hilarious Night of 5 Adventure,. that turned a shop girl • into a movie star, and made her the S talt&of ±h? town. : A SPARKLING COMEDY , • TRIUMPH. : THE LAUGH HIT OF THE : • / SEASON.“Universal FUm‘C;». Special Attract'ou. LAURA LA PLANTE I : . ? ’ln' “HER SIC NIGHT” :You liked .beautiful Laura La Plante •in “The Midnight Sun.” You’ll rave Sabout her after seeing Her in, this Sgreat comedy; You’ll have the laugh- • ingest laugh fit you ever laughed ■ yourself into. 1 Box Plans Now Open at the. Bristol 5 Piano Co. Aitken’s Book Arcade, or • Bing Theatre, ’Phone 23-080. - ORPHEUS MUSICAL SOCIETY.. ORPHEUS MUSICAL SOCIETY. FOURTH CONCERT^ £< ON C BET "c HAM B E R,, TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 14th, : At 8 p.m. Special Engagement of Miss Helen ■ Gard’ner. the brilliant soprano. “PSYCHE” (Gade) “FLORA’S HOLIDAY” (Lane Wilson) ' Mr Len Barnes, Musical Director. ; Plan now open at the Bristol.' 4 Admission, 3s 3d and 2s. GORDON P. McGREGAX' 185 Hon. , Sec. : SISTERS OF MERCY. DUPFEiRIN STREET CONVENT; SCHOOL. ANNUAL CONCERT AND PRIZE ’ DISTRIBUTION ANNUAL'CONCERT AND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION Of the - '. DUFFETHN STREET CONVENT SCHOOL Will be held at ST. PETER’S SCHOOLROOM, Ghuznee street, at 8 p.m., TO-MORROW, • . TO-MOBRQW, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Bth. A Grand Pngiamme of Vocal and In-strumental-items by the Pupils has been arranged, and an enjoyable, and interesting entertainment is assured. You can Take “A TRiP TO CHINATOWN” ’ If you like! but you needn’t go so far for".! ROBERTSON’S J.R.D. WHITE LABEL ROBERTSON’S J.R.D., WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. ; . LIQUEUR. ; , - ii •; Scotland’s' Whisky de Luis. F VICTORIA HALT,, Adelaide road. MADAME FOLEY AND CQj INB Assortment of Fancy Costumes for Hire, town or country. |ON’T SEND THE LITTLE ONES OFF TO “SCHOOL ; handicapped with poor eyesight. Clear eight means quick thought, and the ability to think quickly : brings success. Parents who realise this responsi- ; ■ bility for the future succees of •“ 1 their’ children will not delay in haying this important question decided. ; ; If glasses are not ns sued we’ll he glad to tell you so. If they are, . you, as a parent, will be glad, to know, and . have us fit them. Is there any reason for 'further delay MORRISON AND GILBERDi Opticians, , ; Willis street, Wellington. ' (waSJ ; , 1 ’ IF . . TAILOR-MADE SUITS as made for each customer at J^jriLLXGAN’S, KELBUKN AVENUE, . could be bought at as low a pricq as those standardised and made in hundreds, everyone would’prefer —it can’t b.e done, because the handiwork in a genuine Tailormade Suit COSTS IN WAGES 4 TIMES AS MUCH‘t ■ ; as the work in a machine-made euit it is • • WORTH WHILE TO PAY a little more antt get your personal taste expressed in your clothes. MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR' SALE iuOK SALE-2 Solid Motor Lorry U Tyres, 870 x 100 E. Vine and Co., 107, Customhouse quay (late . Dominion avenue) • HAK LEY DAVIDSON AND A.J.a. MotoT-Cvcles: Cycles Rodgers and Hall, Ltd . 157-159, Willis street, opp. YMC.A. F. S. MALONEY, CANINE AND FELINE SPECIALIST. The Most Fully Equipped DOG HOSPITAL *2B. Leraud street. iiiiuiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiuiitiiiiMiiitiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii