■'■ ' ' ' * AMUSEMENTS. • ' THE X YRIC •'"'""' --"'/riO-JflGHTi' HE -L*TRIC r- —— J-O-NIGHT! Direction: Harvard's Pictures, Ltd. • LAST NIGHT ■ LAST NIGHT v■■ • ■ ' or .... . ■ •,■■■-:■:' "DAVID GABRICK", '■ -, A "David . garrick' Deiigbtfnl "DAVID G-ARRICK" - Costnme "DAVID G<A«RICK" Play, "DAVID GARRICK" Magnificently "DAVID GARRICK"- -Prodoeed;- ■-- "DAVID GARRICK" * Charmingly "DAVID GARRICK" " Acted" A Very Excellent Skit, . ~ THE " KAISER'S DREAM. THE- KAISER'S? DREAM. A STUDY 15' FEET. - • SHOTGUNS THAT KICK -..Keystone THE MOTHEKLESS KIDS.".'. ...Dramatie GAUiMONT WAR GRAPHIC.:... .Topical. And Many Others. Prices as usual. Book by Phone.. Also \XTEST XpND THEATRE, At At" the * » EST -C XD " .8. THE TT-RIC "\/fONDAY HE ■LYRIC -l-'J-OXDAY EXT! '■ Direction: Hay ward's Pictures. Lt'dV NEXT WEEK! The Very Latest In NEXT WEEK: A—meted Oeme, NEXT WEEK! headed by. THE Tf»RINGE f\F ¥Jl7!*R, he -Cringe "f var. One-. of, the most, thrilling productions erer screened, ana containing many wonJerful -Battle Scenes... . ■. .." THE -pRIXGB f\f TXTA-R, ..HE '-T RIXGE Vp >* AR. ■ A Society and War Romance, intense in Us ■ ■ human' appeal.- .-—.■•.-- THE -ptRINGE (\F \XTAR, HE -C RIXGE AJp T W.AR.; Glittering with Patriotism and OverpowerU\k Love Episodes. "■*■ " " THE -&RINGE f\F \\T'AVi, he -Cringe «f "jr/. .. A trnly remarkable Play, a masterpiece of senna tional thrills-.i i THE PICTUnE BKITAIX GHEEREDI-. And -a SplendldSnpporting Programme. AT THE The Theatre that ban LYRIC —! . stood the test of time! AT THE The Theatre where xon LYRIC have eeen : all the geod AT THE programmes yo u ever LYRIC — ; remember!. AT THE — The Same Name! LYRIC —. The Same Management! AT THE The Same Price!!! LYRIC Established 1911. ALSO AT THE WEST END THEATRE. Q.LOBE PICTURES. / ' ■ ■ LAST .PRESENTATION of .the First Instalment of the Great Serial Drama, ADVENTURES OF I£ATHLYIf. JL DVENTURES OF T^ATHLTX. NOTE.—Don't mJss the opening Instalment. at this great Drama. Don't miss .the beginning of the "story. . .-Nest JIQNDAY — Next- - - Second Section of this Thrilling Story, TIHE TWO IDEAXS. T.UE TWO I DEATHS. '' s " '' ■•--■- T.HE TWO" IDEALS. ' The sensational arena scene, a marvel of reaUsm. LECTURES. ■ Q. lo B B rp a c a ;t- se. pEOPLB -QON-T -Q.O ITO QHUBCH." SOME REASONS THAT HAVE NOT BEEN GIVEN. SCOTT BENNETT. •LECTURES, SUNDAY, Mk ■ at GTMirAsnnc J^ EYS JNSTITCTE Q YMN ASIUM. ' THREE LAMPS. PONSONBY. Director TENNAXT COLLEDGE. CLASSES NOW FORMING: Boys—Saturday, 9 to 10.30 a.mll-3/e a or Girls—Saturday. 11 to 12 noon—a/e a at Men—Monday. Bto '10-p'.m.—lo/ a quarter r flncliides Boilng,.Wrestling,.tiymbasyes^. Ladles—Tuesday, 8 to' 0.30 p.m.—s/ a or. Ladies—Special Afternoon Class—£ll/ a or Men—Special, Wednesdays. 8 to 9.30 p,m. ''-£T T/ a" anarter. * "* w "" Personal Instruction In all Classes. Private Tnitlon a specialty. The Director will be at the Gymnasium •to-receive •littles and 'give information daily from fl> a.m. to 12, evenings 7 to 8 Inquiries 'Phone -A 646. . ,-B SPORTING. A UCKLAND mROTTISG rVJV& •; J^EEtING.' ..TENDERS " lor the' ■"rPTJB'ia'CASe* BOOTHS for the Antnmn Meeting will be received at the Office. Durham Street East.' up to TUESDAY, .the.SSrdJnit, »t. "A3 o'clock p.m. - ■ ■ ■ —, ■. - The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. w . - C K. MARK «" ■ ' : • •_ ;" ;6ecrjßtary. JOCKEY" f ...CjLCB. AUTPMN HEEtIUG. ''."' WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14, - And "-'" ■ SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1915J '. *u NO = MJXATIO:fs for all events Closed with the Secretary, at the Club's Office Vulcan Lane, on THURSDAY, AprU 1; bf* Programmes for 'Meeting posted to any Bo^tK.^Au'ffl"" 0,1 tO .-S«W*W HARRY H. HAIR, - 5 - ) ° • Secretary. STEiAMeHiP COMPAsTy, _. LTD. -■ ...:-.■ COHDMANDEL RACKS, .».,'. ■ SATURDAY, MARCH 2T The Sβ. DAP-HNE'wiirieave Jetty for Coromandel on FRIDAY, 26th March; ■t 10. P-m., and leave.Cprpmandel SATURDAY, 27th, at 11 p.m. -Return Fare,' 10/. CHARLES- RANeON. ... v ■ ■-.-• ~ - ' ATHLEXIC SPORTS. = JJUNTLY .QPOBTS. NOMINATIONS for the Hmttly Athletic Sports, which will 'be held-on SATURDiAY27th March, 1915, close on WEDNESDAY 24th ihst.. with A. J. Woodley, Auckland, or S. Dlzon, Huntly. - A good day'e.sport may be anticipated. Band in attendance. Refreshments on the ground. . . „ ~ . sac C"V OP AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND DOMAIN. Notice is hereby given that the Auckland City Council has granted the use of the Domnin Cricket Ground to the Auckland University College Students' Association- for the,purpose .of holding.a Sports Meeting on Easter Monday. sth . April, 1915. with authority for such Association to make a charge not exceeding One Shilling for each person for admission to. the ground witb an Extra -Shilling for every horse or vehicle, and an additional charge not exceeding-One SWUinir^or -each p_er»«a. for admission to tut FaTiuoß. HENRY -W. WILSON,
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 68, 20 March 1915, Page 13
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