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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 153, 29 June 1914, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. ;;'q PE R A __JJ OVS E. I VAUDEVILLE'S PALATIAL DOMICILE. ' ! Where Vast Crowds Congregate, i MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND 1 SATURDAYS. TO-NIGHT AT 8 - TO-NIGHT. I XEW IMMENSE STAR ATTRACTIONS. Who arrived from .Sydney, per R.M.s. iMaunia, yesterday. - A Vaudeville Bill ■Overflowing with Novelty Acts from all over the world. Direct from America. Starring Bng.-igemenL Under the Fuller-Br.-nuau Management. - milE TJUG-IIES rJUUO, AMERICA'S t CLASSIEST MUSICAL OFFERING. HUGHES MUSICAL TRIO. HUGHES MUSICAL TRIO. HUGHES MUSICAL TWO. ' Whose Wonderful .Manipulation of Different .Musical fn-trumenus In our Australian Theatres was responsible for glowing Press Criticisms. Direct from America. A Feature Act. TJAY T A WHENCE, "The American Girl." "A Living Mystery." RAY LAWRENCE. RAY LAWRENCE. RAY DA WHENCE. ; .An Arrlst that w'll absolutely deceive you. An Immense Attraction. CROTTON AND American Athletes. " SKREMKA. Strength and Grace Combined. THE EARY COMEDY TRIO. THE EARY COMEDY TRIO. : Anvricjui Novelty Acrobatic Trio. In an Entire Change. .DAYMAN Brilliaut Sketch Arrets. ANDOIY. KNOWLES and LEE. HART and KENNY. RAY DE VERE. LESLIE AND SOL BERN. LESLIE AXD SOU BERN. LESLIE AND SOL BERN. American Character Comely Dv". in their Brilli.ini Speciality. In One Act, ■THE MOTOR MANIACS." PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 2/ ; Stalls, I'ti; 500 '" T 1/. Booking: Wildman and Arey's until 7, p.m.; afterwards. Opera House. Tel. 1505. MATiXEE NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 2..10. MATINEE NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 22V). rp H E \ L H A M B R A. L |i X XX _ II A M P. R A, Opposite Grafton Bridge. THE HUB OF TIIE (TTT. TO-NIGHT—AT S- TONIGHT. '•THE SON Ol" ADAM." •• THE SOX OF ADAM." "THE SON OF ADAM." "THE SON OF ADAM." •THE SON OF ADAM." ••THE SON OF ADAM." ••THE SON UP ADAM." "THE SON OF ADAM." '•THE SOX OF ADAM." iLitium Drama). Three Parts 3000 ft Long Supported by THE HERO-COWARD. tEssanay Drama.) THE RHINE, FROM COLOGNE TO BIXGEN. (Pnfhe Coloured Scenic.i ECLAIR JOURNAL. BRONCHO BILLY'S FIRST ARREST. (Esaanuy Drama.. THE ALHAMBRA GAZETTE. CITY V. 'VARSITY FOOTBALL MATCH. PAHIKI-Ci.ANSMAN COLLISION AND THE BEST COMIC YET SCREENED. "LEVI AND McGINNES." "LEVI AND McGINNES." •IEVI AND McGINNES." To be Shown by Special Request. See the Ist Round. See the 20th Round. Sec the OSth Round. GREETED ON SATURDAY NIGHT BY A FURORE OF LAUGHTER, THE ALHAMBRA GRAND ORCHESTRA THE PINNACLE OF PERFECTION. ? Prices as usual. Reserves at Geo. Le Victoria Arcade, or Theatre, -phone TOOK OUT! THEY'RE COMING. XJ THEY'RE AFTER YOUR MONEY: "THE FORTY THIEVES." I LI. ROADS LEAD - TO — St. James' -lX Grand Scottish Entertainment, iv the Hall, ou Wednesday Night, at s p.m. an nXHE GRAFTON SHAKESPEARE CLUB - 1 - win open the season To-morrow iTf ESDAYi Evening at the Grafton Library Hail, with Sheridan's rpiiE DIVAI.S. rpic j>ivals. t rnni: TjrvALS. Stage Director: MR. THOS HARRIS. A STRONG CAST OF LEADING AMATEURS. Admission to the public: 1/ to all parts of the hall. Membership cards may be obtained from the Librarian, Grafton Library. 40 Sn'END A BR AW. BRIGHT MOONCi LICHT XICHT at Si. James' Ilall. Wednesday Night. July Ist. 503 lIS. MERVYN WILSON AND MISS FOOTE. Teachers of Music and Dancing.—'Phone A 412. Kingsland. Waimana Hail to Let. LOOK ~OUT! THEY'RE COMING? THEY'RE AFTER YOUR MONEY: •THE FORTY THIEVES.'' HEAR THE LYRIC FOUR and leading lalcni at St. James' Scottish Enter-50.-5 ZOO, ROYAL OAK.- Open Every Day. Finest and Largest Zoo in New ZeaCome and see It. 10 " V RCADIA A SSEMBLIES. TO-NTGHT. TO-NTCHT. ROYAL AIjBERT HALL. DANCTNG. DANCING. Glover's Orchestra. Gents 3,'fi. 'Ladies 6U. DANCING TO-NIGHT. B. GLOVER. Y.'-Oi.- after Tlie.iTe Supper try the Globe J- Otitis. 1/ti; Oysters. o5 SPORTING. fl I SBO RNE DiCES. \A XX For the convenience of visitors the departure of Ihe S.:S. VICTORIA from Gisborne to Auckland on SATURDAY NEXT bus been POSTPONED until 7 p.m. that duly. 330 'lIUDDARTJ>AEKER, LTD. snscExxANxotrs. i>RIDGE PLAYERS "delighted to have a * game" when the Premier Bridge Score ls used. Price, 1/.-From Stationers and the Star Office. TTYLOUNDERS, Flounders, X Our Choice Thames Flounders.—Only obtainable at Sauford's Fish Mart, Customs St, _'Phone GiS. K\N-Asri'J_N'T'Ar7~~ 'tTtIJES? ~" -Shrubs, Hedge Wants, Frail Tree" Clean. Catalogue free. -Arthur Yates aud Co., LM., Ixiwer Albert St. VEW~.EAi.AND "dairy assocuv TION'S IJUTTER van delivers Batter In City and Suburbs Daily. IIMSH. FISH, FISH —Best Ouatitr at X Cheap Rates. Half the price ot meat. Try a Shilling Tared 10-dav.—Ssinford's Fh»h Man. Cuatoms St. • Phone 655. OBED POTATX>E_._Nortner_ StarT >J and All Leading Eo-rty So.-ls.— ._-._ur Yates and Co. I.Dd.. lxiwer Albert St. "T^° C i : ?^L^ o,re » t -CX for the table and all the year roucu. Ketr _ealand Dairy Association. A GENTS for Colombia nvtaehTSii Tnd ! xx. Beards.—Walker's l'honeries. 310. Queen SL ■OUIDGE PLAYERS "rlelighted to have ix X' game ' when thr Premier Bridge Score