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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 155, 1 July 1914, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. •TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRB. Direction, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. "WHOOPS! LET'S DO IT AGAIN:" UVPARALLELKD SUCCESS. ASTOUNDING TRIUMPH Of J. C. WILLIAMSONS Epoch-Making and BEST PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA, BEST PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA, In 2 Acts and 10 Gorgeous Scenes. fpO-NIGHT, TT/EDXESDAY, THLY -J. AT FIFTEEN" MINUTES TO S, THE "C".ORTY fT—TBVES. HE -E ORTY -"-HIEVES. rpHE pORTY rpHIEVES. The Most Extensive, the Most Expensive. GREATEST PANTOMIME PRODUCTIOS Ever Consummated South of the Line. MATINEES EVERY WEDXESDAY AND SATURDAY. PRICES.—D.C. aud 0.5., 6/; Stalls, 3/; Gallery, 1/. Early Doors to Gallery and Stalls, 1> extra. DAY SALES at deal's (Tobacconistl, opp. Bank of New Zealand. BOX PLANS FOR THE XEXT FOUR NIGHTS. AND NEXT SATURDAY'S MATINEE. NOW OPEN AT WILDMAX AXD AREY'S. rpHE J£ ox pLANS For the LAST 6 NIGHTS, eommeijeing MONDAY. July 0, and LAST 2 MATINEES, will be opened at Wildman and Arey's THURSDAY XEXT. AT S A.M. J\ELAYED pANTOMIME n _ AIXS. The Train to HENDERSON will leava Auckland at 11.20 p.m. The Trains to ONEHUXGA and PAPA. KURA at 11-30 p.m. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday Xigbts during the -Season. TO W X TT A L L, OWN -LL A L L, AUCKLAND. Direction: GEORGE MCSGROYE. CITY'S GREAT MUSICAL EVENT. • First Appearance Here of THE GREATEST VIOLINIST IX THE WORLD, TJISCHA pLMAN. IyriSCHA pLHAN. TUESDAY AXD WEDXESDAY NEXT. TUESDAY AND WEDXESDAY XEXT. POSITIVELY OXLY TWO COXCERTS HERE. BOX PLAN AT WILDMAN AXD AREY'S BOX FLAX AT WILDMAN AND AREY'S FOR BOTH COXCERTS. Reserved Seats, 10/0 and 7/0; Unreserved, 4/ and 2/. MISCHA ELMAN Is the Violinist who stands supreme. MISCHA ELMAN Has played before all the Crowned Head's of Europe. MISCHA ELMAN , M _ _ „ Is the Undisputed Genius of the Violin to-day. MISCHA ELMAN Comes here in the zenith of his career. MISCHA ELMAN , __ "Is one of the most wonderful figures before the public to-day." MISCHA ELMAX "Plays with skill whieli is not surpassed by any person in the world. MISCHA ELMAX "Meets us as one of the great ones ot the world. The world is at his feet." MISCHA ELMAN -Is a player such as the "world has seen only rarely." MISCHA ELMAN •■ls a Genius." Also. THE CHAR—ING CANTA_aiOE, MISS EVA GAUTHIER, MISS EVA GAUTHIEB, With MR. PERCY KAHN as Pianist. ENTIRE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. AH Trains and Trams availaMe at conclusion of Concert. -_~--, _,— -»,' Prices: 10/0, 7/0, 4/, and 2/. Day Sales at Fred, deal's, opp. Bank N.Z. ' DUNCAN SEVEN. Manager. rp O W N JaT A l l, /-vRGAN JfECITAL BY M R M AUGHAN "R ABN1?I----(CITY ORGANIST). SATURDAY, JE LT » AT S O'CLOCK P.M. .SPECIAL REQUEST PROGRAMME, Including. Waldweben. from "Siegfried" — (Wagner) Fantaisie. "Carmen (Bizet) Gavotte in E -.- (Bach) Overture, "Zampa" (Herold) Vocalist: MISS DORA REID. Admission, 1/. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. 30th June, 1914. 553 C ABXIVAL QUEEN gggb OD REMEMBERS WHEN THE WORLD FORGETS." A Vitagraph Drama.—PALACE THEATRE, NEWTON. ARTTLvT LE'RY VOLUN/p&*vSiibiS>{B\ TEERSi late Ponsonby ifp?—l^3s3—s—V—i Annual Dinner and |jS[ i——lß l-m Reunion of ex-Mem-V\ V _*<BBEB hinS'i '"' rs will he held iE VcS\. AS—__»—' Tiffin Dining Rooms, VR\v VTQfw Queen St.. ou SATOR[>AY, July 11. 1014, at • tamed from 'Members of the Committee or •on application to the Secretary. All ex, : Members are cordially invited to assist to make the function a success. I W. DREW. Hon. Sec. or, ,IS, Victoria St. East. . " WAXGAXUT. rvOO ROYAL OAK.-sOpeu Every Day. ILI Finesl and largest Zoo in Xew Zealand. Come -and see it. 10 DANCING. —Tuesday and Saturday eveniu"s Druids' Hall, North St., Newton. Havelock Social Club. Gent.'s sub. 1/0. Ladies by invitation. Elementary Classes ' Saturday "afternoon, 2.30.— G. M. FOWLER. Sec. _X : -ivTRS. MERVYX WILSOX AND MISS _JL FOOTE. Teachers of Music and Dancing.—Phone A 412. Kingsland. Wai- : niana Hall to Let. pORESTERS' HALL, ijr*a_A_(— EDIXBURGH STREET, Near Karangahape This commodious Hall, -! CH6ig»SffiN*S' wi 'b Supper Room lately iSfcflptSr—£/}" built, suitable for Leelures. Socials, Parties, engagement at a very moderate tariff. Apply to CARETAKER, Next Door to Hall. RESTAURANTS AND TEA ROOMS * LL who want a good Meal come to A. the Veleblt Dining Rooms, 342, Queen St. opp Grey Statue. Meals, Od. Opening Monday! 20th June. 210 tFTeSTAURAN'I'— —Queen's Cafe, 7, Grey XX St., and 48, Victoria St., Best Fish and Oyster Suppers, Best Meals in Town. Open Daily till 12 p.m.—P. Constantine, Proprietor. T>Rl° X ' S OTIL_ . J EADING. BEST -1 / MEALS IN THE CITY. QTRAND A RCADE. Trinted an,'. Published for the Proprietors, •The Brett Printing and Publishlue Company. Limited." by nenry Brett, of Lake Takapuna, Journalist, at the Office of Uie Compauy, Shortland Street, Auckland. W_DaVa_?DAY, JUL- L 1214. ! ' - ■ ..---•>.