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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 177, 25 July 1908, Page 10

ABTUSEETEISTS. ~""~ £tf s MAJESTY'S ThS^.' IJSO-NIGHT. frO-XIQRX. '~ : " THE , jgRITISH QPEKASCOPE .QOMPAjjV Will Inaugurate their New Zealanfl t by presenting for the First Time in Colonies Edison's latest lnvenHon"* , * AND " L ; SINGING, piCTUHpI . , Making complete what has hitherto »3l the fault of Moving Pictures, non-introduction of sound. A feature of the Programme will be the duction of the Famous Comic ITF'HE ."JVTIKADO. . : ' J. HE \ J£ . Given in\ Its entirety, with original cast reproducing the voices ol the greatSlnSi with Perfect llualismT f? In spite of the huge expense of the»<« ' auctions, Popular Prices will be adhered? uamely, 3/, 2/, and i/. Early Doors, from 7 to 7.30, sixtm** extra. v^ Box Plan, at Wildman and Arev'a ■ • i" Day Sales, H.M. Cafe. . NOTE.—Owing to His Majesty's not hrtJi I available for a further P--iod. the I season is limited to To-night Only ■< Black. 8 p.m.: leltt. Great Tempe^-1 TTTS MAJESTY'S THEAT.RE, TosnftS2 ■ -O- (Sunday) Afternoon, S; Opera HoSJ i 8.15. Tabernacle, Monday to ■Friday TiJS , I ard Isitt. ' "***■ TnEDERAX. HALL, WELLESLEI*!!" •*? EVEP.Y SUNDAY NIGHT.^^7 THE N.Z.S.P. PRODUCTION OP : ELOCUTION, VOCAL AND INSTKUMES. TAL MUSIC. "a?. Startling Items. Intensely Interesting Admission, Prep. Collection. Doors open at 7. Commence at 7.30. r~\iFERA IHOUSE~To-morrow. BJS ntZ V-> Church Service; His Majesty's' at 3L~ Popular Gifted Orator, Leonard Isitt -: fTIpUBLE-BARKETLLBD SERVICE, SuS J--" day Evening, Opera House. 7 p.m.Black. 8 p. nui Isitt. Great Temperaiu* l Rally. : .-,T EUCHRE PARTY ANB DANChI- : PONSONBY HALL. . ~* l 1 THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 30th, M 08.- if In Aid of the Sacred Heart Parish H Tickets, 1/6. Commence at 8 p.m... [■ C. B. EKED. [ . DRAMATIC ART, DEPORTMENT ADD B PUBLIC SPEAKING. '-S ELOCUTION, all branches. Study, nndct B F. Alfred Price, Caxton Chiinbers, Swaneoli' ■ st. Postal address: Bex 574, G.P.O ■ Auckland. "" ft rrjpUBLE-BARRELLE'D SERVICE, Bns ■ -*-*' day Evening, Opera House. 7 pm.-' H Blnck. 8 p.m.: Isitt. Great Temperance' H ■TVPSRA .HOUSE, To-morrow, 8.05, after Is 'V/ Church Service; His Majesty's at 1'- B , (Popular Gifted Orator, Leonard Isitt. I ■'■' lOL.ANTHE DANCING ACADEMY, t; If Upper Queen-et. —Classes tor Beginnets, f Monday and Friday; Gent", only, Ladies' only, Thursday; Advance ClassML II , Wednesday and Saxnrday.—For terms, ettT= B apply E. A. Williams, Professor of Dane- W ing- Hmm rSCTTTRES. B TEIS TNSTITUTE (TytCXTER /"^OIIBMM A POPULAR DECTUEE, ■ Kntitlcd: ■ WjM tjvrom 'T?! 10 TO TS 0113 *!!™ (Illustrated with Lantern Views). ;aJ By the REV. "W. GRAY DIXON, M.A,; ; ' I On FRIDAY NEXT at 8 p.m. I Admission, Sixpence. ''■!%■ BO YA L ALBERT! HA L ? # ■ On MONDAY EVENING, at S o'clock,/'' 1 ; ,"R,riES. A NNIB TJ'BSANT. I i ■"-iIRS. -tJ-NNIB JJESAKT,'.. ~ : &sJt. 1 The Celebrated Orator, Author, and, MyeOe; H will Lecture on ft; "MAN, THE MASTER OF ■ Front Seats, by tiefcet, which must -fetl'B i secured in advance, 2/. Tlcketa-et WildnMß m and Arey*s. Body of Hall and Gallery. 10M at the doors. r Doors open at 1 o'clock.' Come oarly. Hu» ■ dreds turned away from Australian B qVTKS. -RESANT "'.~'M -"-i-RS. '-"-*ESANT Is an author whose books, now translates >. into many languages, are read by eTerjjti ; student of mysticism, devotional or ede*»£ UJic. Her latest publication gives the.r»« suits of research by clairvoyant means into the. strnctnre of the rhpmff>ni elements wti- '. the ether of space. i As an orator she is acknowledged' to b#* i the most stirring, impressive and eloqeentS of living speakers. The "Adelaide Register" says: "Mrs. Be> , sant is a gifted orator, with grace and sinK plicity of language. Her argument iai% i fluency, force and subtlety. It is the product of a thinker, an enthusiast with * message to .manSinu." * Melbourne verdict reads: "The finest plnV form utterance on a philosophic and rett> . gious subject ever heard, probably, by those- • who bad not listened to Mrs. Besant prerl— ■" ; ously. Her face, becoming more and more ' animated as her subject was opened up, sh»'■looked like an inspired messenger, and ttf- ; was not to be wondered at that she wai : • listened to throughout the lecture with rapt? : interest" A private letter-s=ys: "It was the treat gt ' my life." On TUESDAY, at S p.m.—A Public Convei^S sation. Admission, ]/• On ■'WT2DNESDAY nt S jvm.—Final Leeture/f "The Necessity ot Ideals. , ' Admission,2/ and 1/, np.]OUBI,E-B.\SIUIiUI4KD SiERAaCE, Su*i ! : ■ - i - J - day Kv\nit\y> Opom House. 7 p-m.:v Black. S \v»vj isitt. Great Temperanct'RaUy. .;£- ---: T EOXAK.D isyr'r. Gifted Oratos.; - ■ x - i His Majesty*,-; VJ>casro at ti p.m.; OpeiaV. , House, S.lO, ats*sr Ctarvli Svrvlce. ■ L .- LADIES ARE INVITBD TO ATTEND " 1 TWO FREK HEALTH TALKS, well illus- . ; trated, to be glveu sit the YIAVI nOOMSt-0. • City Chambers, Corner Mctoria and Queeß. • sts., Auckland, on MONDAY and TTIURB- . . DAY AFTERNOONS. '27th and 30th Inst, at I [ 3 o'clock. These Lectnriss are highly instrne.. i ; tive, the principal causes of ill-health among . « women being explained, and also the Viavl I System of Home Treatment. IMnted version': I of Viavi Aims and Methods obtainable for- I Id stamp. Take Elevator. 39 >'j: | ' T EONARD I&ITT, Poimlar Gifted Orator/." I ■*-• 'His Majesty's Thearre at 3 p m.; Open•■:. I ' House, 5.15, after Church Service. I . ,Q. X A P B S. Q.EAP E i : SEND YOUR ORDKRS FOR CHOICES' ; ' GRAPES TO JAS. jyjTIJNDOE, QKCHARDIST,. "' a ' OTAETDHU. Wedding Parties, Balls, etc., supplied. , now ou aud after Fleet Week ' - "YOUR friends will bo delighted to get v - , ?, opy oi tixc "Illustrated Guide to Auckland, obtainable at the "Star" Oiilce and-; j all Stationers. Price "2/.