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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 70, 23 March 1914, Page 12

AMUBK M E N TS. f\ P. E R A HOUSE. FEATURING TO-NIGHT AND THIS WEEK, A GIGANTIC ATTRACTION FOR YOUNG AND OLD. "VrANTELL'S "XTARIONETTE TTIFPODUOME. From the World's Greatest Vaudeville Houses. The marvel of audacious ingenuity and mechanical superlativeness. A T E R A II 0 U S E. FULLER-BRENNANS AUSTRALIAN. NEW ZEALAND, AND INDIA VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT. Now the Largest Circuit in the World. Governing Director Ben J. Fuller. rpO-NIGHT— AT O—rj.O-NIGHT. A COMPLETE NEW SHOW. ABOUNDING WITH VAUDEVILLE NOVELTIES FROM EVERY QUARTER OF THE GLOBE A BIG ARRAY OF NEW .TAR ACTS. HEADEO BY A GIGANTIC ATTRACTION FOR YOUNG AND OLD. From tbe World's Leading Vaudeville Houses. ATANTELL'S "VTARIONETTE TTirPODROME. The marvel of audacious ingenuity and mechanical superlativeness. A COMPLETE MINIATURE THEATRE. A THEATRE WITHIN A THEATRE. Declared by the Australian Tress to he the greatest entertainment of its klud ever seen iv the Southc-.-J Hemisphere, comprising ACROBATS. CONTORTIONISTS. WIREWALKERS. COMEDIANS. INSTRUMENTALISTS, and dn_ens of other specialties introduced. SECOND STAR ATTTRACTION. Direct from America. First appearance TEE AND AOL. A- \J Featuring V' THE AMERICAN GINGER GIRLS. Who Sing and Dance at hurricane pace, elegantly dressed, and beautiful to gaze upon. A real uovelty act. THIRD STAR ATTRACTION. Direct from America. First appearui.ee of \.yiNLFRED QTEWART. THE PHENOMENAL LADY BARITONE THE PHENOMENAL LADY BARITONE I The only lady baritone ever seen or heard in Australasia. Specially rebooted In Americ.-i. VHILLIPS AND "VrERRTTT. Of "Come into the Office" Fame. The People of Joy and Gladness. FOSTER. LA.MONT, America's Iron AND FOSTER jawed Aerial Artists. THE THREE LCXORS. Brilliant French Instrumentalists. EDWARD MORAN, Silvery Tenor. Operatic Soprano. BESSIE CAHILL. SHARRATT AND LANG. Musical Sketches. Retained Another-Week by Special Request. "DRENT XTAYES. The artist who revolutionised banjo playing. A mnsical treat. If you desire three hours of healthy, hrilIlant and wholesome onjovment, pay FULLER-t.RENNAVS GRE-AT ENTERTAINMENT A VISIT. POPULAR TRICES: D.C and 0.5., 2'; Stalls. 1/6: Family Circle. 1/.Plan at Wildman and Arey's. Booking. 6d. ARRIVED BY THREE SPECIAL -*- TRAINS— -gROS.' JIMITED. QREATEST gHOW QN JgARTH QrENING~ rpO-NIGHT! rpOMGHT! TTO-XIGET.' IN A HUGE CITY OF ILLUMINATED TENTS. yiCTORtA pARK, E5 j. _ SI?,??- AXD GREATEST SHOW __ \!_ R OW - NEr> BY THE Y.IRTH BROS. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Everything Original. Novel, and More Sensational than ever. A MAMMOTH PROGRAMME OF FEATURE ACTS. The Most Supenuinciy Magnificent. Gorge _?,.' Com Prebe_sive, and Sensational Bill ever presented in Australasia. 50-new Aim_T__ so Direct from America aud Europe. The Greatest Circus Compauv ever in Australasia, including DAREDEVIL DESPERADO. The Audacious Aerial Athlete, who will defy danger by leaping head foremost from a height, of 87ft, alighting on a concave platform of solid wood upon his chest and hands. The only man on earth whose life the insurance companies won't risk. First Ap-iearance of DOLLADOS, And his Remarkable Trained Flock of Sheey and Pigs. • First Appearance of LA BELLE VICTORIA. The Beautiful Girl, from Mexico. Peerless Queen of tb_ Swinging Wire. First Anpearance of ORIGINAL NELSON FAMILY. Nine Wonderful Americau Acrobats and Rlsley Performers. First Appearance of alfredo: Twentieth Cenlury Mid-air Marvel. First An; earance of FLYING CODONAS, 4 —World's Premier Aerial ists—l First Atmearance of BASTO-." FAMILY". ■ 3—French Acrobats aud Equestrians—9 First Appearance of HOBSON SISTERS. 3—American Wile-walking Wonders—3 First A ones ranee of THE BENSLAYS. - —Double Trapeze Performers— 2 Firs*. Aprxniranee of STAIR SISTERS. 3—Contortionists and Gymnasts 3 First A piearanor of SIGNORITA DOLINDA. Spanish Aerial Gymnast. PERFORMING POLAR T.EAP.S. Also scores of Acrialists. Equestrians. Gymnasts. Leapers. Tumblers, aud the Funniest of Funny Clowns. WIRTH'S FAMOUS MENAGERIE. Containing Splendid Specimens of the of tbe Known World. Open daily from 4 to ... Adults. 1 •': Children. Cd. Admission ißesrrved Chairs on raised platform). _.'. 4.'. ::/. and _.. Children under 12. Halr-pri<"e to All Parts. Commencing at s sharp. Doors open one hour earlier. Matinees. and Saturday. Box plan at Wtidman and Arey's. __ECT_T__E. EDEN TERRACE METHODIST CHURCH. GRAND FAREWELL LECTURE B.v REV. W. READY. "FBOM LONDON STOBETS TO PULPIT" (The Story of hi_ Life). TUESDAY. MARCH _4_Ji. at 7.4_ p.m. Tickets. I.'. Proceeds in aid of Dominion Road Methodist Church Buildiug Fund. 533 LECTURE ON "OTAGO HARBOUR ITS PAST AND PRESENT." Illustrated by LANTERN SLIDES. Will be delivered under the auspices of the Institute of' Local Govcranieui Engineers of New Zealand, BY MR .1. BLAIR MASON. 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