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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 65, 16 March 1907, Page 8

- AMUSEMENTS. - ----- HIS MAJESTY'S THEATER* C. R. Bailey ....___, : tSeT ' GRAND GIFT MATINEE TO-DAY. GRAND GIFT MATINEE TO-DAx" GRAND GIFT MATINEE TO-DAY. I J.S 1 !.. 1 '" 8 POPULAR. PICTURES I' 1 EDISON'S POPULAR PICTURES {-■ . I EDISON'S POPULAR PICTURES ( And y : 1 LITTLE BESSIE SUTTON. l". I LITTLE BESSIE SDTTON. I- V. ■ — -■-*__■;';" 2.30 P.M. METHOD OP AWARDING PRIZE: During the First Part of our Progranr__ : ~ we will Present a Picture. New to Ancb all Childrfn occuping Seats to the Dress Circle or Stalls are entitled S suggest, a name for said picture. Competent judges, will look over the list hi ;' names'aud select what they consider th_' most .appropriate, and the author ot raS? ' pri-e ° c deolared the winner of ß^ Each child is requested to bring slln ot' paper and pencil for their own uSe to P th* competition. "»__•• -, LAST OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING ' PRESENT PROGRAMME. >*? _______ Last Night of the ' ■-" '•' • ■ —— ——— i All " v '■' :J I DOG DETECTIVE 1 New :. J DOG DETECTIVE | Monday, \- ' Last Opportunity of Seeing '.'■: THE RAPIDS OF OZU '.-';' THE AMERICAN FIREMAN '-"-■': THE WINTER STRAW MOB • HER MORNING DIP ' H : T THE MARBLE INDUSTRY THE MELBOURNE CUP. . .!'■ . 'I ALL NEW ON MONDAY. _ . MATINEE AT 2.30. EVENING AT 8. . '. :,\ JJESSES O' TH' rgARN T»AND. "~ jgOX pLAN QPEN :jXEXt '; _ v at -y.- 1 AND A REV'S. . J H IS jyjAJESTY'S (TTIHEATBa Under the Direction of T. & N. TAITi COMMENCING • -. : " , JJESSES 0' TH* [DARN TW-0T ' ' •JDESSES 0' TH' fRARN T>AN» ':*'' JJESSES O' TH' [DARN TJAOT.' -' (THE FINEST IN THE WOBLD),. -.. Notwithstanding the Enormous Eipenig of promoting this Great attraction, the Directors have decided .upon the following prices:— o. 0-eserved Circle and Stalls), 3A an_G. D. Portus, Touring Manager.. gT. GEORGE'S HALL, GREY LYNN. TUESDAY, MARCH 19th, 1907. _ A GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT AND - •$ DANCE. '-'-.-■-::'.-.■' ;• Tendered to Mr FORD through the loslij of his eyesight. ..', .' .ft' •■.'.• . ■•-■'■ •';., ;y■-},■# Concert under the Direction of Mr' D. Brett. ■ : TT_ "i i;; _^ AUCKLAND (3ARRISON NON-COII-MISSIONED OFFICERS' CLUB.■"■■• ■'-~.:' The First Monthly Social will be held . in Hibernian Hall on WEDNESDAY - NEXT, March 20th. ~* ' Gentlemen's Subscription 2/. ' ' | Ladies by i Invitation only. "." ' Dancing at S p.m. . •; , .2R. WOODS, Sergt Hon. Sec. '- Box 599, G.P.O. " , gA.YFIEL MISSION HAI_W ■';■ GRAND CONCERT. Proceeds to be devoted to assisting a. Widow and her Family. ..... _ THURSDAY, MARCH 2L' PROGRAMME.: - >v Pianoforte Duet....-...Misses BIGGS an POLLARD. ■"... Song, "May Morn" ....Mrs EDGAR Song, "Bedouin's Love Song"„...Mr BUT. LEDGE •-'.-,. Vocal Duet, "O'er HiU and Dale"..„._M«"-lV: CARTER and Miss GLADDING , M Song, Selected Mr LAVEE Flute Solo Mr LAYER ■ Song, "Vanity" .....Mr NICHOLSON Song, "Star of Bethlehem"..Miss LAYER Instrnmental Trio Mr EADY'S TRIO Song, Selected Miss GLADDING. Song, "For the Children's Sake".-....■-)_, .. ■ KEITH Vocal Quartette....Mrs CARTER and Mis* GLADDING, and Messrs VEALE an. NICHOLSON. •'•-.-' - ,- Song, Selected ...Mrs' EDGAK Song, "I Seek for Thee in Every Flower"- ,- Mr JAMES. . . - '.; - -..-..v.!; "God Save the King." -•"■ ... , ~ Accompanists: Miss Biggs and Mr Wiseman Commencing at 8 p.m. :

-pv A N C 1.. N , ...G. Mr J. F. FOTHERINGHAJ-S Dancin* Classes will Reopen for the _-_on -UESj DAY, March 26th, 1907, at p.m.—E* ■particulars apply No. 8, Kent-sty' Gi_.y yn "' J. F. FOTHE-I-GHAM. T} ° ' 1.;.'".? '--..V? Mrs Sowerby, ceftiflcated teacher ot Fancy and Ballroom Dancing, will I J--°V* tl -:' her classes at St. Andrew's Hall Tower,; Symonds-st. Juveniles: Saturday, April 6th, 3.30 p.m., Thursday, < Ilth, 3 P-m. Adults: Elementary, Monday, AprJ 1 Btn, '•;" p,m,; Advanced, Thursday, April lith. 7_v p.m. Wapiti Hall, Epsom, Tuesday, April »th, 7 p.m. Terms and particulars appl_ Mrs Sowerby, Inkerman-st., Onehunga. • ELOCUTION: To become a Society _nt«W talner. , „_i_ELOCUTION: To make the Stage a Pro* f ession. -.-■ , ELOCUTION: Intending Lawyers, Clerfj* men. Councillors, etc. • ..- ELO-UTION: Deportment and Dranifltftl Art. Study under -.. ALFRED PRICE, - Eto. cutionist and Dramatle; Artist. BOX 574.,-.--l._ ENTRAL HALL, off Hobson-st —' -Va--1 cant for Private Meetings, Socials, etc. Also, Day Time for Rehears--.&*/»; : and particulars next door. '-...•"■ . VJT. GEORGE'S HALL, GREAT NOBTW O ROAD. '.' TO LET. FOR SUNDAY SERVICES.- - For Public Meetings, Concerts, talnments, and the like, it is most specially adapted, having large seating accommodation, and every up-to-date improvement. ' . - -.': This Favourite Hall, for Dancing erases, Balls, Wedding Parties, Services,* eta, is acknowledged to be tho best; in Ao««; land. • . ■■'-■'.' • '-,-. Also, Lodge-rooms and commlttee-roomi to Let. — Apply P. F. Purcell, Proprietor on the premises. ______-_____•: 1 AGRIC-XT-HAL SHOWS. A UCKLAND ryINTER '■■ - gHO* MAY 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and -st'n, Entries Close April 26th. Prire Lists Free on Application.. EDWIN HALL, ~\ 167, Queen-st. Secretaiy. .., >;•• . ■■. ■ "."^- 3 .' Printed and Published for the Propriety* 'The Brett Printing and PuMlibUi Company, Limited," ky Henry BretV" • Lake Takapuna, JoornaUat, at the OfJJP ot the Company. Sfcor___d __. Aoek__« SATDBDAY, MABCIf .M, 4M_V '