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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 62, 13 March 1915, Page 12

... AMUSEMENTS. . ',' 7fro MAJESTY'S THRATM. •"• Direction George Huigram - ■- - TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY): , LAST NIGHT OF SEASON.--" LAST NIGHT OF SEABOj£ FAREWELL ; FAREWELL ' " • To Mis. NELLIE STEWA B „ NELLIE S T E W A a T 7 NELLIE STEWA B T, And ........ GEORGE musgrove'S Powerful In the Great Romantic Costume Drain, "SWEET NELL OF OLD DBURt." "SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY."SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURX" Everyone will be there, so "BOOK"- as •'■'•'■ AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. . , BOX PLANS, with DAY SALES, * Coleman's, Tobacconist, Theatre Arcade.^ M- ° * D ■ A V ~ 15 th ~'Ki- x * NELLIE STEWART - GEORGE MUSGEOVE'S COMPLETjiPROOUCTION - ■- HAMILTON. HAMILTON. TTIS MAJESTY'S -" THEIA3|Si^B A SEASON OF—SMIUKV Directed by BEAUMONT SMITH Commencing '' _'- MONDAY, MARCH r li. X™ Gr L * D E™tjmE QLAD -gY)»v7 fJIHE JJYE. THE COMEDY THAT SET THE WHOJai WORLD LAUGHING, w 7 The Most Amusing Play Within --Mesaqi '.. Given by ETHEL DANE A3 KIKI • ! . v;.,And a NOTABLE COMPANY OF EXGUSSTT^ COMEDIANS. •' . v 77 ' ." Box Plans now open at Wildmsn aift : - .Arey's. Day Sales at deal's. PRICES: 5/, 3/, 1/. Early Doom as Usual. > • ' '- .. THE. CHAPERON, -,"J^ To whom.yiou will be; introduced latar' 77K in the season, will haunt you'with happy > dreams unti you chuckle in your sleep. PALACE-' THE A *'"ji'S^^B Newton Id Section.'•'-'.' : V'jfyKiii CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Sn! %i %m im smut--ONE N OF OCR GIRLS. New ONE OF OUR; GIRLS, mil UiiiliMnß ONE OF OUR GIRLS. Stage Fa—flrtta,; Featuring Hazel Dawn. ONE OF OUR GIRLS. Hazel Dawa ' ONE OF OUR GIRLS. In Branson HewtSS ONE OF OUR GIRLS, ard's famous M ONE OF OUR. GIRLS, ternatlonat- m' « ONE OF OUR GIRLS, mance. ; « ' /.' Hazel Dawn as. Kitty fThleirj Keystone. RURAL DEMON. Keystone. RURAL DEMON. * Comeajs^ PATHE'S ENGLISH GAZETTE,' 8 Showing Latest. War Items from.Eunjp^p A MOUNTAIN PASS, . ' SO, Scenic. ."i'M THE EVER-GALLANT Eaison Comedy.; Popular Prices: Adults 6d, Children 3*. 7—_ _—__— 2§ „v s -... To w ;-x .-.;..-' -pr. nno-NiGHT. _ 7^7777 gATURDAY, M ARCH '4 AT S O'CLOCK PJL * " fV B6' A N T>E .C IT A * jg|* By - ; " ■JLTR. -VrAUGHAN TJARNETT" "V (CITY ORGANIST), _ " :*^f PROGRAMME 1. CariUon in C............ %.yan_» 2. Andantino .Cesar FnajjaMß 3. Gavotte ...... .-..■....C«mx"M 4. Cantilene .....:..,.... ....Grisaa^W; 5. Concert.Fantasla on the tune' . "Hanover" ...Lematt. J-?t INTERVAL. 6. Invocation . ; -...: ''.Qmoaam^m;. 7. "Quis est homo," from "Stabat . - '.'- . Mater" A. :.Ba__l |" 8. The Weymouth Bells ...".^fg (Arranged for Carillons by the CBjggHg Organist.) '-affi 9. Toccata from Fifth Organ -Symphony j3g^| Doors open at 7.30.'-. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. -[ ,f= HENRY W. WIMOX, *°*»_E I *iSi§l 12th March, 1915. ¥ cJ a?** TTTOLiNS, Trombone, and 'Cello,«_*f§| v for orchestra.—Apply, Tuesday alfntl , 8 o'clock, St. Andrew's Hall, Symaads 8t • opp. Khyber Pass. a• •' r>oo, Royal Oak.—Adults, 6d. ChUdrea, *4 3d. Open Every Day. All come. ' *j ,,-, TJOXING. Ju-Jitsu and Wrestling U«i«H| AJ> by Wm. Joyner. 76, WeUlngtMßWJiHi At home. 6 to 8. evening. 1» •-:.. "rwANCING.—_R. E. A. WILLIAMS, Tret , aJ of Dancing, has resumed • Teaching.— - Full particulars at "Norwood," "Po^^i§§- ,; Rd.. opp. Grange Rd. ' ■ \o* .■'■".' DANCING, Dancing.—Kia Ora Trades Hall, Every Thursday. . Saturday. Good floor. Glover's: ■BSMgagM Efficient m.c.'s. .^oo%finW _____ : : 1 IRISH NATIONAL STEP DANCIS4 . '■'.'. '■.....■ , - '.. I HAVE REOPENED iMY CLASS7_f:7V ABOVE, AND HAVE A FEW VACANCIi» H. W. WHITTY, S2, Union Street, Holder of N.Z. Championship Beit as* 24 Medals. . . -- '' *• MRS M. E, EVERET»;; V (Nee Miss Hettic Evans), - ' -" Teacher of _.„« . SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION, Late Principal Contralto ■ ■ Raynes' Opera Company, England, aa* South Africa. ; i'Terms, etc., : - ".-:.-- ABERGWILL, . . . _-> u _ 1 160, BalmoTal Road, Mount S*en.'-.- | «~^;f.:' rV"STAU»ANTS AND TEA ~<K_g , pBIOR'S giul j]a_-«». \ BEST -1 / ME3LS IN THE CUT. 1 OTRAND A RC—OS. -