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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 65, 17 March 1913, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. Q P E B A JJ O U B E. Direction: Brennan-Fnller's, Ltd. Managing Director: Ben. i. Fuller. BKENNAN-Ft'LLBK'S CIRCUIT Implies tiie Very Best In Vaudeville. magnificent new bill to-night. yew tmported qtar a rtlsts. ew -Imported °tar -Artists. Imported Direct From America— STANLEY AND "DERNARD, TANLEY AND JJERSARD, TWO YIDDISHER BOYS, AND A PIAXO. Featuring Burlesque on Grand Opera. A SCREAM, A SHRIEK. A YELL Imported Direct From I»ndon— BKXDO — T»EXDO. E!TDO — -*-»ENDO. WORLD'S GREATEST CONTORTIONIST A Performance which has caused a Great b'OTstsation in All Countries. First Appearance in New Zealand of ATYSTO — TLI-YSTO. -"J-YSTO — • tM -YSTO. In a Bewildering Performance of Easten Magic. 10 — ASSISTANTS — 10. Gorgeous Paraphernalia an* Effects. FRANK TTAWTHORNE RANK -Q-AWTHOENE Will Introduce, Tnis Week, His Owe Original Humorous Sketch— -'MARRIA&E MORNING." AND EMBRACING, AMONG OTHERS— MARK ERICKSEN (Smging Comedian) IDA IXGERSOLL (Soubretto), ERXKST PITCHER (Comedian). The Management Regretfnlly Announce The I,AST PUNCHINELLOS, NIGHTS PUNCHINELLOS. WHO. THIS EVENING, WILL RENDER APPROPRIATE IRISH ITEMS IN COM MEMORATION OK THIS BErNG ST. PATRICK'S DAY. Kor the growing maid who desires frest melodies .md wholesome fnn; for the wife harassed by tbe worries of household tin ties; for the man tired with the fatigues nf business worry. PAT BRENNAX FULLER'S GREAT ENTERTAINMENT i VISIT. DC. and 0.5., 2/; Stalls, 1/; Famlij Circle. 6d. Book Seats at Wildman and Arey's. «d extra. SACRED CONCERT NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT. fGJT. "PATRICK'S "VriGHT x- '-131 rjvivrs jjall. mO-XIGHT. mO-NIGHT In the presence of his Excellency and Ladj Liverpool, his Worship the Mayor and Mrs. Parr, and the Bight Rev. H. W. Cleary, D.D '• * IN rVLD TKELAND.' SONG, TRAVEL, STORY. The Finest Programme ever produced ii Auckland. Illustrated Songs, Views of.-Ireland and it Patriots. Lecturer: Mr. E. B. Casey. CHILDREN'S CHORUS AND TABLKAU3 Arranged by Miss M. J. McUhone. Tickets, 2/ and V; Reserves at Secretary , ! Office, Smeeton's Buildings, 6d extra. M. J. SHEAHAN, General Secretary. m O W N TT ALL. Direction ...,«.;HenTT Hirywan SATTJRDAY JfEXT 11T AK - SATURDAY NEXT ■*"- SATURDAY NEXT O*> rpHE T>UTTEUFX,IES. rpHE TJ JJ Tl , BUFT.TE&. rpHE TrcTTUBntTES. Direct from London and Sooth Africa. A NIGHT OF DKLIGHTFTIL PLEASANTRY. SEVEN TALENTED AND VERSATILE ARTISTS. PRETTY WOMEN. SMART MEN. Headed by -vr r. Jack Comedtan and-TloMnist. ADA SMART, Operatic "Vocalist. MAKION ARMITACffi— Tne-Comedy Girl CECILIA GOLD— Refined 'Bnrleeqoe Artiste WYLIB WATSON— Cootediaacaiid 'Cellist R FOSTER HIN-E— Baritone. "■ v t'RED. DEXN-ETT— Soto FUatat. ki Popular Prices s- -gci 3/, 2/, 1/. Box Pla-n at Wildman anoT-Arey'e. 61! /-CITIZENS , BALI LN HOXOTJR OF. VISIT Ot H-M.S. NEW ZEALAND. A Citizens' Ball having been Tesolvei upon. I now call a PnWlc Meeting c Citizens at the Town H«.;i on TUBSDA' next, 18th Inst., at 4 p.m., for tbe purpos of taking tbe matter in trand, forming Con mlttees, and making all necessary arrange I especially invite tbe attendance of a ladies and gentlemen who so freely gay their services last year. _._„ C J. r AKK, Mayor. March 15, 1912. X MEETINGS. FAREWELL TO THE REV. J. COCKEI (President of the Auckland Problbitic Leagne). THIS (Monday) EVENING, Marc 17, 1913, in the CHURCH OF CHRIS: West Street, Karangahape Road. Cha. taken at 7.45 p.m. by WESLEY SPRAGC ESQ., President of the X.Z. Alliance. Val< dictory Address by MR L. E. FALKNEI Music and Refreshments. CoHection. 52 URGESSBS' ASSOCIATION O BIRKENHEAD. A Meeting will be held in Foresters' Ha on TUESDAY. March 18, at 8 p.m. A members and intended members to make 1 their duty to attend. YEW ZEALAND FREEDOM LEAGUE .1\ AU interested in Repeal of the Compulsoi Clauses of Defence Act come to Week! Meeting at Friends' Meeting House, M Kden Road, near Railway Station, o TUESDAY, March 18th, 8 p.m. EGERTON GILL, Hon. Sec. COBPOKATIOH KOTICES. OF AUCKLANI OPENING GRAFTON LIBRARY. The Graiton Library, Mount Eden Roa> will be officially opened by Hiß Excellent the Governor on WEDNESDAY, IStU ins! at 3 o'clock p.m. A hearty invitation is extended to tt citizens to he present on this occasion. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. March HHh, 1913. 55 FBTJENDI-T SOCIETIES. €TTINBMOA LODGI Meeting will be he' TO-MORROW (Tue day) ■EVENING fMar. Evening Next. A full attendance Members Is requested. BUSINESS. Picture Night at Lyric Theatre. General. GLADYS V FOWLER. Mβ .—-......_ v. Iwnurr