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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 300, 16 December 1912, Page 11

AmiSEaUIHTS. rpHE T YRIC rpHBATRE. Direction .. Hay ward's Enterprises, Ltd. THE HOME OF HAPPY HOURS*. HAYWARDS — -The Show that Sets AYWARD'S — the Standard! "_ EVERYTHING — NEW TO-NIGHT. EVERYTHING — NEW TO-NIGHT. EVERYTHING — NEW TONIGHT. HEADED BY TUB TXrHEEL OP hk Wheel of .Destruction. Every. Inch a Thrill: Every Foot a Gaspi: Including an Exciting Motor Car lUice. THE TJOND OF TVr ,SU " HE -DON!) OF m l'el('. A very tine "Vifagrnph" Drama. AYTTVTFRPLAVE TT'I-OPMMENT. W vtkrpulnE E LOPKMENT. Coloured "Max Under" <'" n ' pd r- . GLIMPSES OF ITALY t JUVENILE LOVE AI-FAIR (VITA.)- . WHEN FATHER HAD HIS \\AY <MJ»IN) -ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS (M>l-SON)-WHEN THE TAPWAS DRY (PATHK)—G'AUMONT GRAPHIC. Matchless Music by ! TIIK LYRH' SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL. mEST's p i c i v R b m. TJOYAL A LBERT |_fALL. Direction Hay ward's Enterprises, Ltd. ' TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT .MONDAY TO-NIGHT J9-J i }sV T GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMS. Gathered with much discernment Trom the leading Picture Makers of London and America. TAKE NOTE—We Change on MONDAY instead of Wednesday. ANOTHER GREAT NEW SPECIAL. mII X -O ETT X R Jjff AY, MISS AST A NEILSEN in the TITLE ROLE Act 1 - Love in Vain. The Gamekeeper - * Visit. The Village Idiot's Story, taught in the Act Ureseens in Dire Distress. Her Resolve. Crescent* In Da-ngcr. Her Defender The Dying Mother. The Home Coming of Crescens. The Mother's Death. Ait 11. — A Ne'or-Do Well Husband. Christopher Thrashes the Traducer. His Arrest. "I Cannot Bear This 1-Ofe Any Lnn«pr.*' Cres-ceiis as a Nurse. She Sells her Child. Act 111. --Christopher's Discharge from Prison. The Empty Home. Her List Resort. The Accident. Where is My Child? To Conquer Oneself is the Best Victory. Home Attain. AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF STARS WESTS PREMIER LADIES'ORCHESTRA Dress Circle, 1/: Tip-up Seat Stalls, "a. Reserved, 1/0. Phone 1,500. YA, r KST'S pi C TUBE S. ( TJOYAL ALBERT TXALL. THE OPENING OF THE AUCKLAND ROWING ('LIBS SEASON. THE EIGHT-OAR LEADING THE OTHER CREWS. FUN IN THE PLEASURE BOAT. DIVING AND ni'CKING. LOCAL ROWING CLUBS' AT HOMES. fl LOBE /"CONTINUOUS piCTURES THEATRE DE LUXE. Direction: Hay ward's Enterprises, Ltd. Unapproachcd for Elegance aud Luxury in Appointments, and for Healthiness, Cleanliness, aud Absolute Safety. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. SECOND GRAND CHANGE. 'V lf X V\T A V F A R E R, A GREAT RIDING PICTURE. The Heroine performs many marvellous feats. Lassoes the renegade half-breed and then rides nt a breakneck speed across the wildest counrry for assistance. FISHGUARD HARBOUR—Scenic FRIENDS -A great A.B. Drama. UiAUMONT GRAPHIC—TopicaI. THE MIRACLE—A flnely-staged Hindoo story, telling of a miraculous faith cure. BOBBY STAMPS THE POST CARDS. A SON-IN-LAW'S NIGHTMARE. Ladies, we want you to make tbe GLOBE your Headquarters. After a day of shopping llml solace and rest. Desk wiOa pens. ! Ink. aud paper lor your convenience. Leave ■ ruur parcels: no charge. M, AND CHILDREN OD. RESERVES, -J / rpO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT, AT 8. AT 8. GRAND OPENING OF S T " ~\£ IrHAKI -' s "V"MAS. "pAIR. TJOYAL OKATING TJIXK, KIIYBER PASS. Under the I'atronage of His Lordship th« lit. Rev. Dr. Cleary, D.D. rpO-NIGHT, rpO-NIGHT, AT S. . AT S. ■ S T - CHAE L - S "pAIR WILL BE OPENED BY ARTHUR M. MYERS, ESQ., M.P. ONE ROUND OF JOLLIFICATION ! FUN galore: I I rpO-NIGHT ! rpO-NIGHT • ; pROFESSOR pARDSTON AND HIS ( 200 PANTAST IC DANCERS. 1 A REVELATION IN THE TERPSI ; CHOREAN ART. SEE THEM. | rjV>-NIGHT ! fpo-NIGHT ! . gT. pAIR THE STARTING OF THE MOST ENTERTAINING. AMUSING, ANI ; ELEVATING SHOW ON THIS ' PLANET. . LOVELY DECORATIONS, CHARMING MUSIC. SIDE SHOWS, REFRESHMENT STALLS. , A THOUSAND AND ONE ATTRACTION* FOR ALL AGES. ; ADMISSION, -jy T 0 ALL PORTS, . Including Chance in BIG ART UNION Drawn TO-NIGHT. ). THE PROCEEDS TO BE DEVOTED T( THE BUILDING FUND OF CATHOLK CHURCH FOR REMUERA. For the Committee: FRANK M. GREY, [ P.O. Box 557. Hon - Secretar y- * P.S.—THE FIRST PULL IN THI GREAT £80 TUG-OF-WAR WILL Bl HELD ON THURSDAY NIGHT ni?? m P. etlti ° n: RAILWAYS V. HARBOUI 52i ; "jVTILOS HAIR RESTORER never faUs tc - | ■•"• restore natural colour and lustre tt , grey or faded hair. Milos is NOT A DYE 1 is not greasy, does not stain. Last year': sale. 1,400 bottles. Obtainable from Mc ■ Elwain and Zeven (late Miss McElwain) 254, Qneen Street, Sole Agents for Mlloi i Toilet Company.