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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 166, 15 August 1929, Page 9

amusements. A NIGIIT OF PERFECT EN TERTAINM EN T. Received witli a stampede of applause from last niglit's deliglited audience. BE PREPARED TO GASP ! The secrot cabinet opened. The beautiful teniptress fell into ihe nrnis of tlie Ilinclu fakir — dead1. IIow did hhe get into tho cal)inetf Who was gudty? See this enthralling mystery. SUPPOSE YOUR PAST WAS SUDDENLY REVEALED ! Suppose you gazed into a crystal and licard your past life revealed? The intimacies — the thiiigs you thought the world would never know — your love affairs— wliat would you do? See this dramatic. episode of a tcmptress and a crnfty Ilindu fakir. "THE CHARLATAN" "THE CHARLATAN" "TJ1U CHARLATAN" "THE CHARLATAN" "THE CHARLATAN" "THE CHARLATAN" Women came to him to liave their fortunes told— and in tho inidst of his mystifying perforinance the life of a beautiful society woman was blotted out! Doors were clo&ed. Exits barred. Who did it? Why ? IIow was it done? See this gripping, suspense-holding mystery. Eeaturing HOLMES HERBERT. ROCKLIFFE FELTOWES, ^ FEED MacKAYE, MAEGAEET LIVINGSTONE Tho slrango story of a man who knew the inner thoughts of women, who solved soeielv's greatest mystery. Can a crystnl liall cause a tnysterious crime to be I'ommitted and tlien solve it? Can it upset society? Can it read a woman's thoughts? See this strange. thrilHng tale of mystery and love. TO-NJGHT At TO-NTGHT TO-NIG11T 7.15 TO-NIGHT At The GA I E T Y E T U X E A I E T Y E HUSE CINEMA ART PR ESEN TS A draiiia in wliieli the great snut of a little Chineso dancing girl shines ljke a beacon light in a sea of hate and revenge. A drama of the eabaret— a tender love stor.v of how a little Cbinese girl hecame a famous dancer — and her sacrifice for the man sh_e loved. Eeaturing ANNA MAY WONG ANNA MAY WONG And Snpported By MARY KIDD and HENRY GEORGE MARY KIDD and HENRY GEORGE A poverful human drama of the caharets, night life. and thoati'ical life, on and off the stage. "SHOW ETFE" "SHOW LIFE" "SHOW LIFE" "SHOW LIFE" Thcn comes another of the FAMOUS SONG MELOD1ES FAMOUS SONG MELODIES Introducing, with tho specially importec! Ilusical Score which accompanocs tho picture, the famous OLD-T1ME MELODIES Of THE SOUTH ERN vSTATES. A Charming and Picturesque PictureMusical Intcrlude. USUAL GRAND SUPPORTS. Bo IVise — Book or Be Early. POPULAR GAIETY PR1CES. Dress Circle 2'-. Stalls 1/6 and 1/-. Ring 3809 for Rcserves. No Extra. A REMINDER. AREM1NDER IS GIVEN by LOCK- ' YEICS PIANO STORES of their DEMON STRA'JTON CONCERT to.be given in the Cosmopolilan Hall THIS (Tliursday) EVENING, commencing at 8 o'clock. Tlie STEINITE AU Electric Combinalion Set will be the domonstralinsr instrumont. An en.ioyable niglit's entertamment is assured. AU welcome. Admission Free. JJASTINGS QRPHANS QLUBElGllTJI KORERO, Assemblv Hall. Hastings, TO-MORROW— FRIDAY. 8 p.m. sharp. Ofiicial visit of Napier Savage Club, who will provide the progranime. llastings Cluh's Orchestra to attcnd. E. E. RIVERS, H011. Sec. JJEPRESENTATIYE JlOOTBALL. WAIRARAPA v. HAWKE'S BAY WAIRARAPA v. HAWKE'S BAY Juniors), NELSON PARK. HASTINGS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1929. Kick-off 3 p.m. Admission 1/-. Stand GdW. ANDERSON, Scc. ir.B.R.U. MUNICIFAL THEATRE, NAPIER. gOXl N G! g O X I N G! TUESDAY, AUGUST 20fh. TUESDAY. AUGUST 20th. 11 AMATEUll CONTESTS. All Picked Amatcurs. PRICES : Stage 2,'6. Ladies 2/6, Bovs 1/-. ENTRANCE STAGE DOOR. , P.S.— The last Amatcur Contest was a wonderful success— this will ho still better. t notices. TO THE PEOPLE OF NAPIER AND HAWKE'S BAY. OWING TO THE ARK1VAL of the Talkies in Napier, 1 have organiscd a Dance Orchestra of expcrt tlieatre musicians. This Orchestra will be capable of playing all music, from heavy overtures and grand oncra to the jazziest of jazz, with ease and pcrfection, and will bc one of the finest combinations in tlie countryside. The Orchestra consists of 7 inembers, but any numher of musicians can be supplied for all functions, dances, weddings, parties. concert or any oi'cliestral work. Inquiries for terms and bookings to be made to H. CC)OPEl{, Majestic Tearooms, from 3 to 4.30 daily. or 33 Latham Street. TO THE IMPORTERS OF HAWKE'S BAY. TT IS IIEREBY NOTIFIED tliat the _ Overseas Shipping Companies have deeided that no through Bills of Lading will be issued from the United Kingdom to Napier on direct sbipments. Bills of Lading will be issued to the Hawke's Bay Anchoragp, only, and the ship's i esponsibility will cease when cargo is delivered tq the lighters. _To assist eonsignees. vessels' Agents will maka all necessarv arrangeinents on their behalf with the Lightenng Com nany, COMMON WE.A LTI! & UOMINION LINE, LTD., FEDERAL RTEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LTD., N.Z. SHIPPING CO., T,TD„ SHAW. SAVILL & ALBION CO.. LTD. , Napier, N.Z., August 7, 1929,