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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 152, 27 June 1914, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. -y-OXDAY 9Q PANTOMIME 1011 EXTRAVAGANZA. PANTOMIME 1014 EXTRAVAGANZA. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD., Have once again much pleasure in announcing their STUPENDOUS PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA. AT 7.50 EACH EVEUING, rruiE portTY rpuiuvEs, rpHE pOItTY rpniEVES, riMIE pOKTY rriHIEVES, Which Theatrical History will know as ••The Looby-dazzling Pantomime," IS IN TWO ACTS AND SIXTEEN SCENES TEEMING WITH TOP-HOLE ENTERTAINMENT. '•THE FORTY THIEVES" holds the Popularity Record. 200 - People in ;ho Production—2oo. ryilE X.OS pi.ANS FOR 111K FIRS I' SIX NIGHTS AXD rliiST \\ i.11.-.l.oliAY AND SATURDAY .MATINEES are Now Open at Wlldman and Arcy's. T ATE pANTOMIME rTYRAINS. The Train to HENDERSON will leave Auckland at ll.'JO p.m. The Trains t.> O.MIHI'NOA and rATAXl UA at 11.30 p.m. ■Every Monday. Wednesday, and Saturday Niguts, from Jiouuay Next. MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. CHILDREN TO MATINEES HALF-PRICE tLxcepl Late Door Gallery). PRICES.—D.C. aud 0.5., 6/; Stalls, 3f, Gal.cry. J,. J-.uily Doors to Gallery aud Stalls, 1) extra. THE BOX PLAN for MONDAY NEXT will be on view at Cleat's, Tobacconist opp. li. ol N.Z., 1-RoM 1 PAL TO-tDAI. VKW ZEALAND RAILWAYS". "FORTY THIEVES" PANTOMIME. On MONDAY. I'.nti June and 6th July, WEDNESDAY. Ist and Bth July. aiid isATLRDAY. 4th and 11th July, the lotloiviujr 'trains will 'be Delayed: — 11.0 p.m., Auckland-Henderson, till ll.itc p.m. 11.15 p.m.. Auekland-Onchunga-rapakura. till 11.30 p.m. st:l BY ORDER '■' ARCADIA rp UEAT RE, o KARANGAHAPE ROID M CONTINUOUS PICTURES. F TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT OF lA "JN TIIE TT.VNDS OF J ONDOX H pROOKS." It t MONDAY. o COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAMME, S Our First Prntmimmc, Direct from O Sydney. ,N "PROM pATIIER TO QOX," r "pltOM pATHER TO OON," Ron Star Drama. 2000 ft. T • COLON-EL'S OATH" (Drama). W "OLD FASHIONED MOTHER o (Drama). P '-JOY RIDERS" iComir.. A And -Many Others. It ONLY TO BE SEEN AT TUB T "ARCADIA.'' S Our Featnrcs Are All Esctnsire. ARCADIA ORCHESTRA. Adults. Sixpence. Children, Threepence. A UCKLAND CITY COUNCIL, mOWN TTALL. HTO-NIGHT. rpOAIGiHT, rTIO-XIGHT, AT i O'CLOCK P.M. f\ R G A N Tl B CI T A Ii BY TijTR -\rAUGnAN pARNETTJ (CITY ORGANIST). PROGRAMME: 1. "Man-he Aux Flambeaux'' Gnilmant 1. Gavotte in E Bach 8. "The Curfew" Horsman 4. Song. "Mon Dosir" Nevin Mrs Strickland. .1. "Waldweben." from "Siegfried".Wagner 0. 'No.-turtle in E Flat Chopia 7. Fanu-iisie do Concert Sur, "0 Sanciissima" Lux INTERVAL. 5. Songs, (aI "A lyovoly Evening ia Strm.mer" .Grelg (hi "Loolaloo" Horace Hun: Mrs Strickland. 0. Andantino Lrtnare Overture. "Zauipa" Herold Accompanist. .Miss Hunt. Admission—One Shilling. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. June ijtl). I!H4. 513 GOOO GRACIOUS It THE SPECIALS COMING RACK. WHAT FOR 7 TO CATCH "THE FORTY THIEVES" PALKIUK AND DISTRICT SOCIETY A (SCOTLAND). FOURTH ANNUAL SOCIAL AND DANCE, In tbe TRADES HALL, HOBSON STREET. THURSDAY, JULY OTH. at 7.30 p.m. Tickets: Gents. .1/6: Ladies. 176. Special Car at '2 a.m. Fare. I. W. CLARK, Sec, lo Auckland Meat Co., Parnell. P|AMCE, ROYAL ALBERT HALL. AJ Prof. Bailey's Popnlar Dances, Friday and Saturday Evenings: begining 7 to 7.41, Od extra. Saturday Afternoon Dance at "_. ROl ritA"l to Waltz or Reverse in One .Lesson, 3/6; Tango, .1,0. Rni.k now at Hall. Phone 1-10(1. Qualified teachers always at liberty-. ~± jAAXCI-NU. —MISS SPKSi'KIt leaches the AJ latest English and American Society Dances -Boston. Cue-step. Three-step, Ballroom, Tango, etc. Classes In Druids Hall, North Street. Thursdays. Elementary 7 p.m., Advanced S p.m. Elementary Classes at 25, Viucent Street. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, and Saturday, at T.aO p.m. Private Lessons any rime by" appointment. Terms, elc, MISS" SPENCER, Cooio Vju.l. :V. Vi-cent St. -Phone 'I'2Z7. c pORESTERS' HALL, EDINBURGH "*■ STREET, *3Hf^Ji > TO'?a Near Knrangahape This commodious Hall. with Supper Room lately eSs»2&§iffr.£',3f' built, suitable for I- Ce " Hires, Socials. Parties, engi.sieuient at a very moderate tariff. Apply to CARETAKER. Next. 1i..0r to Hall. BESTATTHASTTS AND TEA ROOMS ITiAIRY Bower Refreshment Rooms. Su - Heller's Bay, under entirely new management; right on the beach; lovely motor drive; :',o n iin l.v boat. —W. •!• liii-'er. n-onrletor. I*s . . lisiiLiu.ViU-Queen's Cafe, 7, Grey li St., and 4S, Victoria St., Rest Fish and Oyster Suppers, Best Meals in Town. Open Daily till 12 p.m. —P. Constaatiae, Proprietor. ■pRIOK'B T EADING. BEST -I / MEALS IN THE CITY. QTIttXD A RCADE.