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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 101, 27 April 1912, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. WEST'S T>ICTURE£ EST'S J-ICT-URES TJOTAL A LBERT TTALL. Direction Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. THE HOME OF THE STARS. THE GREAT DRAMATIC SENSATION, THE FOUR DAREDEVILS. Or THE FOUR DAREDEVILS. all lor THE FOUR DAREDEVILS. the love THE FOUR DAREDEVILS. of a .THE FOUR DAREDEVILS. Countess. THE VUUE DAREDEVILS. The CIRCUS SENSATION OF THE CENTURY Also PATHE'S GAZETTE—THE CHAME LEON, Romance of the Rio Grande— LxNDER, AND OTHER OEMS. A SOUVENIR PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT DRESS CIRCLE AND STALLS, "I / Back StaUs CD, CHILDREN HALF-. ii[C:£ Eeserved Seats 1/6. 'Phone 1506.

npHE — Symonds-street - T VKIC -*- HE — Penny Section. — -"TRIt Direction Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. AICKLaNDS PHE.MIIitt TIItAIKE. Peerless for its Pictures: Mitehles-- '-■ "•- ,r "«Ic:! "TTAYWARD'S "PICTURES "-J-AY WARD'S ■*- ICTOKES Last Nijrht. Tc-nip-ht, to gee the PRESENT GREAT SERIES. PRESENT GREAT SERIES. T AUNCIi OF THE rjMIA.M,, in .Tune -" - 1 - Last. TESTING TTIS /""I OUR ARE, EPTTNC, JLXt« W""T Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Islington At Home. In the Tyrol-Para's Sweetheart— °hpcpman's Escape The Oerirnn Emppror in Norway- A Sister's Love-T.n test nn"ninnt Graphic-A Curious iVp The Wron~ T.«t----fr>-? The n-7)ar-pro f Villa. THE LYRIC ORCHESTRA. Price* as r.sn.il. EVERYT.HTXG NEW AGAIN on MONDAY. "fT M.-S.' "" PIXAKORE." _ MONDAY. -*-*■• l-o" Miss Ruby I'nri as Cousin Hebe. VTEWTON ~ I'lfTrßE PALACE, "-' K.Tnn--h!ii-e P.onri T'fn-nv Pp tioil. nvvTixrouß PITTURFS. rOJrPLETE CHANGE OK PROGHAMME. Come Where the Crowds are Coming. CONTINUOUS SUCCESS. THE KIKE rTli:i--S DAUGHTER, Grand Sp" tarn nr Drama. SPIRIT OF THE WEST. Great Western Drama. k «nrir« • f..,.,,., ■"rires: Adults, fid to nil p:irts: Children, 3d. Each Day, 2 to 3 p m., 7 to 10.1.". p.m. XT M.S. PINAFORE." MONDAY. - LL * See Mr J. Wallace Atkinson as Dick >eade.ve. piTANIC ' BENEFIT FUND. £□ co:isc-qunnre of considerable oppos!ion by the clergy of certain denominations -in a spirit of rhrl*tl;in charity—to our fTer to ffive BcDe'it I'irtnre performances t our Theatres on Sunday erenin? nest, ) aid of the sufferers !>y the i'l-farp-l *i tj\ nif*. wp are reluctantly compelled to handon the project. j lAV WARD'S PirTCRE ENTERPRISES, I.IM.TKD. 5.-3 I I T A X I C rjISASTEE. OPERA HOUSE, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVEXIXG, APRIL 28, at 7.30 p.m. J TTAVELOCK. TTT7ILSON, MEMBER OF TnE ADVISORY; COMMITTEE TO THE BOARD OF TRADE, X-M.P. FOR MIDDI.ESBORO, ENGLAND And eneral President of the National British Seamen's and Firemen's Union, WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS On THE TITANIC D SASTER AND ITS CONSEQUENT LESSONS." Come and Hear Some Home Truths, From one who is behind the scenes. r Id. Scott Bennett has kindly consented 10 waive his liuhi to Opera House for this occasion. Musical L'rosrujjine. OLLECTION IN AID OF TITE RELIEF FUND. 6-3 TRS. TTAMILTOX TTODGES , FAREWELL /CONCERT. I : the 'presence and under the patronage of is Excellency Lord Islington, Mr. Prietitt ;enwal Consul for N.Z.), and C. J. Parr, Esq., Mayor of the City. TOWS JJ A L L. ■TyjOXDAY. Q 1912. f*HE /CONCERT OF THE CEASOX. MR. HAMILTON HODGES, who has won ' seellent favours recently in Wellington, •ill sins in Duets with tils wife, as well '' s Solos. Box Plan Wildman and Arey's, now open, I < ieats, 2/ (Reserved) and 1/. 601 " yXTB SEASON DANCING. ' ■*" MR F. C. BASSETT Has resp.med his CLASSES for ballroom DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. For terms and particulars "KOHASOA. ,, BURLEIGH-ST Off Khy'ii'r !'.•■--.: A Special Class will be held in the Masonic Hall, Upper Qnecn-sL. commencing ''. SATURDAY. MAY ISth. _550

QUIZES £ BALL. XO THEIS EXCELLENCIES LORD AND LADY ISLINGTON. TOWN HALL, MAY 22, 1912. Applications for tickets should be made to the undersigned at 7, Swan.~o:i-street .i----early as possible. The number will be limited to the accommodation, and the app'ication. lists closed when the requisite numhpr i.» applied for. As no invitations are betas issued, the above will be the only way by which tickets may be obtained. E. A. DARGAVILLE, H. C. TEWSLEY. s°' Hon. Sec.

rpHE -g-.XITED pARTY Is the most Vital Factor in New Zealand Politics. Nothing has ever risen so quickly nor grown so rapidly. HEAR MILLS. HEAR mtt.ts At the TOWN HALL. WALTER THOMAS MILLS, National Organism- of thp United Labour Party, speaks SUNDAY. APRIL 25, AT S P.M. At the TOWN HALL. Subject: ■THE GOOD AND EVIL OF PARTY RULE." Ladies SpeciaLly Invited. Silver Collertloa. Come Early to set a Seat. 57« , i

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