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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 74, 30 April 1930, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. THE OPINION of last night's audience was as one — "A DELIGHTFUL PICTURE." "A DELIGHTFUL PICTUREY MAJESTIC rilHEATRE AJESTIO X H e a T r e (Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres.) TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30, Radio Presents — BEl'TY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON BET'L'Y COMPSON BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON ln her first All Talking, Singing, ' Dancing production, "STREET G1RL" "STREET G1RL" "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" "STREET GlRL" "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" GUS ARNHEiM'S GUS ARNHEIM'S JAZZ BAND JAZ7, BAND 100 DANCERS. 80 SINGEES. 100 DANCERS. 80 SI-NGERS. hejr— BETTY COMPSON - BETTY COMPSON i Y BETTY COMPSON The Talented Violinist playing the latest song hits. ... ' ' ALL TALKING ALL MUSICAL DRAMATIC SENSATION "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" "-STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" Gorgebus romanee crammed with appeal. Hear new hit melodies played by crack hands in this lilting dfama of tbe children of midnight. "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" "STREET GIRL" - -"STREET GIRL" See and hear the revelry of Greeliwioh village— the mad gaiety of Broadway welcoming a prince— love -and life amid the splendours of the cabarets. JACK OAKIE, NED SPARKES, EADIO'S BEAUTY CHORUS And a dazzling stage and screen cast. EXCELLENT TALKIE SUPPORTS. EXCELLENT TALKIE SUPPORTS, EXCELLENT TALKIE StJPPORTS. BOOK AT THE BRISTOL. USUAL PRICES. THEATRE JPHONE 2708, J^APIER QRPHANS 0LUB. . FIRST ORPHANOSIUM, THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 1st, at 8 p.m. COSMOPOLITAN HALL. Club Orchestra. Leading, Artists. S. H. MORRISON, Hon. Secretary. PUKETAPU WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. TT'LOWER SHOW, to be held in tlie -X Puketapu Hall on FRIDAY, May 2, at 2 p.m. to 5 p.m, There will b& Produce Stall, etc. In the eveiiitisf there Will he a CONCERT & DANCE. The Moteo Orchestra will be in attendance. Admission to Flower Sh6w. 1/-. Dance tickets, ladies 2/-, gents 2/6. Pi'oCCeds iri aid of School Y'ater Supply. SELECT QLD-TIME . JjANClNG, CosmopoIitaY Hall, Napier. The most up-to-date old-time dance in Napier. , TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT. Monte Carlo, Spotlkht Waltz, etc. Good Floor and.a Dainty Supper. Gents 2/6, ladies 2/-, double 4/-.-TARADALE KETURNED SOLDIEI^' ^NNUAL jgALL. Taradale Towh Hall. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! MUSIC BY MOTEO ORCHESTRA. Eirsf-olass Music. Flnor and Suppci Oouble tickets 5/-. single 3/-. Buses lcave Clive Square, Port an,! Tastings 7.30 p.m.. ref nfnititr after dance gOO 0ARD rjnOURNAMENT, : LYRIC HALL, Opposite New Post Office, THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. New Aggregdte Commences to-night. Admission: Ladies 17-, gents if-. jgUCIIRE fj^OURN AMENTS. EYERY THURSDAY, Trades Hall, Tennyson Street. GRAND AGGREGATE Starfs TO-MORROW. MAY 1, 7.45 p.m. shar'p. .. Lady's and .gent's tfophies, value £2 2/- each; also Consolation Prizes. Good prize each evening. ! Tickets 1/-. HpflOES. ROVERS BASKETBALL GLUB. A VERY URGENT PRACTICe will he. held at the usuhl prdefice gfourid, Owen Stfeet, On THURSDAY, May 1st, at 7 p.m. sharp. All members d'fitf in feilding m^mbef's Are re'quested to attend, as the cdmpefition matches coffimence next Saturdav. May 3rd. M. PROCTOR, Sed. aild Treas. NOTICE. rrvHE church of england ciotbihg Aid D4pot Will be re-open-1ng on friday. at 22 SKakespeafn Rdad, at 2.30 in the afternoom Paree'ls df left-of' dldtKing: can bd Idft at No. 29 at any tiffie.