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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 66, 18 March 1915, Page 12

AMUSEMEHTS. fyiS MAJESTY'S THEATRE TO-NIGHT ASrf FOLLOWEje THREE XIGHTB. THE MOST CHEERING SUCCESB "■ That AUCKLAND HAS EVER KNOWJt BEAUMONT'S SMITH'S Fresentattea fpHE Q.LAD TjJTE. mHE TfTB. fpHE Q.LAD "pTS. THE COMEfIY THAT SET THE WHOLE WORLD LAUGHING. ■" '-'■■■ Bos Plan at Wildman and Arey's. ■ - Day Sales at deal's. PRICES, 3/. 3/, I/. ; V QLAD J£YE QOtTNTBT mocE./; HAMILTON—March 28. TAIHAPE—March %',. ■WASGAXn-March » ST. HAWBRA—March 20. r 'r NEW PLYMOUTH—March 30. ;i ELTHAM—March 31. : -?~~ ■MARTON—ApriI 1. fp ' HUMPTY DUMPTY PANTOMIMW. ■SPECIAL 3OX PLAN* NOTICE. ~SZ T ?. *- THE PLAN FOR THE FIRST FTYIJi NIGHTS WttL OPEN AT WtLDMAJT AND ARET'S NEXT MONDAY MORXrXG AT 0 O'CLOCK. ' ' , fJIS jy-AJESTY-i fpHEATBa ;. Lessees J. C. Williamson, -Ltd.i ■ GEORGE STBPHEXeqN-AND A. LIXLET Present, ; ...> . By Arrangement -with Edward Jasper, NEXT THURSDAY. MARCH 25, THE ROYAL PANTOMIME COMPANY, V In the Funniest of All Pantomimes, ' . HUMPTY DUMPTY, '."'.;■' Which has Captivated the Whole \ • of the Dominion. There is an Abnndanee of Sparkling -Music. Picturesque Costumes.:. 'Handsome Ladies, Gorgeous Scenery,- : Wholesome Comedy, Astonishing Acrobats Novel Ballets, And Topical and Patriotic Songs. .-■ , - TIIE TRANSFORMATION' 6CEXA, j In Sis Scenes, Entitled, ,'..',';';-: \. DKEAMLAXD, .->K, Another Special Feature Is . -i-J4. THE GRAND MARCH OF THE ALLIfeV ; - Introdncing a Stirring Patriotic Song; : j' : ; "NEW ZEALAND WILL BE THEREJ'-J : ' : - POPULAR PRICES: 4/, 2/6, and $/» V , Usual early doors. . 'W. A, LOW, Touring .Manager- ■ m O W N TT A ,L i i gATURDAY TOVBMXG7 r\ R G A N T? B" C I T-A 4 "\fR. TITAUGHAX -bARXETTT JXL UJL x> (CITY ORGANIST), V The Programme wfll lntlnde: - Three Movements from Fourth Symphony^ "Aye Maria" for Carillons..... (AreadeMiJ "A Day In Venice"..................(Neriat Doors open 7.30. Admission, 1/. HENRY W. WILSON, \ T.wn Clerk March Iβ. 1913. T"iO 'XOT MISS THE FIRST U THE TRAY OP HEARTS, :■'•":> , ---^ : Commencing MONDAY JJEXT, Marck' : ,a£v#| THE GRAFTON, Late Attimlia, ... " ANCINGi Dancing;—Kia Ora, SodaH/Sj;: Trades Hall, Every Thursday us Saturday. Good floor. Glover's musk. -. Efficient m.c.'s. . :; Hl , ■■'..'■'■ RIDGE PLAYERS "aeughtad to liave t game" w*en the Premier Bridge 8ce»":~: is used. Price. 1/.—From SUtioner* «pi: the Star Office. . • • ,» - SWHCM3HG. - rrKAND .QWIMMIKG " CALLIOPE DOCK. t£h SATURDAY -M-EXT, f} f)jrt P.M. Final Appearance of World-famoe DUKE TT-AHANAMOKU ; TIKE iJ-AHAKAMOKUi,; ; DUKE XTAHANAMOKTJ - , CKE Jtt-AHANAMOKU ■ GEORGE .- EORGE VAjnhA. aEORGE •/XUSHA.' ■■■■ -'■ J - _ EORGE • . | Attractions and - NoTeltie Ferry Boats direct to Dock Wharf/; Return Fare (including admission to Gatoh:•:; ■■ One ShilUnc- : ' It"; W. MOKTON,- inn./. " . '- * ■ Son. See. , ./ FOOTBAIX. :r ■ A UCKLAND GRAMMAB SCHOOt'OtT" •**• BOYS' FOOTBALI. CLUB. :r r. The Annual General Meeting ' otjifc*:; - above Club will be held in the GramlW- ; School, Symonds Street, on FRIDAY," W™ --'. inst.,'at 7.30 p.m. All members and**.■';'-.'• tending members are requested to attest. * » . * *QB ROVERS FOOTBALL ..O.IDB. ANNUAL MEETING.. .■-•„■ A Meetins of the above Club will Jj held at the King's Chambers (Corner. Fj"--and Commerce Streets) on SUNDAJC NEXTj;' 31st lust., at 10 a;m. All membets_JM'*i. intending members are requested to atte**;V 10 E. ASHER, Hon SeeRITLE SHOOTHCC-. ._. ; gOUTH \ UCKLAND ; Jj» IFUt . ASSOCIATION. *"i PRIZE MEETING PRIZE MEETING ■'■ WAIHI. ' I ffl GOOD TTSRIDAY AND "CWLLOWISe J JQAY, APRIL 2 AND 3. W& OVER £150 IN PRIZES. TROPHIE* FOR EVERY MATCH. :, Entries Close SATURDAY, March » ; at 9 p.m. „ ■»«- H. B. DALE, Hon. Sec-. Uuion Street, WaiUi. ; '. - RESTAURANTS ANDTEAB^* paiOß'S gTILL -J^EADI^e. BEST -J / UKALS IX THE CITT. QTRANB ARCADE. ;