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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 144, 18 June 1915, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. Q P % R A JJOtJSB Vaudeville's Palatial Domicile. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK, OXE OF THE GREATEST COM-BI-NATIONS OF ENGLISH. AMERICAN & AUSTRALIAN VAUDEVILLE STARS Ever Presented. THE TOSSING TESTROS. In the Greatest Laughing Success ever presented In New Zealand, entitled RLUFFO. LITTLE VERLIE, The Phenomenal Child Cortnrtlonlst. TWO RIIODESBURYS, Clever Patterologists and Singers. MUSICAL GOODMANS. A Feature Act from the Orpheum Circuit. MAUD AND GILL, The Excruciatingv Funny Trampoline Stars MISS DOROTHY HARRIS, The Acknowledged Queen of Ragtime. PHIL. PERCIVAL, Clever English Burlesque Comedian. NELLIE KOLLE, English Character Male Impersonator, DORMER AND LLOYD. LES. WARTON. NEW WEEK NIOHT PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 2/; Stalls, M. 000 SEATS AT SIXPENCE. Reserves, 'J/ti. Robertson's Music Store, to 5.30 p.m., afterwards at Theatre, Tel. 1505. p A L A C E rp II -E A T R E. Karangahape Road Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. OURSLE'S DAY OF REST Keystone. GUSSLF/S DAY OF REST. Featuring GURSLES DA>- OK RTCST. Syd GUSSLE'S DAY OF REST. < haplin. A Scream from Start to Finish. WAR BART. Big Lllbin Feature. WAR BABY. War Drama. WAR BABY. Realistic In Detail. -LIMITXG TO HAPPINESS Comedy Drama. LIFE AT THE FRONT....War Topical. TOPICAL BUDGET.... Latest War News. l'opular Prices: Adults. 6d; Children 3d. m O W N -pj A L L QEGAS J£ ECI T A L,~ Ry -yrR "IyfAUGHAN "gARNETT (City Organist), CtATCBDAY, TU J L ' NE - 1915 ' AT S O'CLOCK P.M. PROGRAMME. 1. Carillon in C >! F *" lke ?! 2 Calitileue Pastorale (Guilmant) 3 Aragonaise (Masseneti 4. Allegro Maestoso (Elgarj 5. Ypres 'Melodx. (Arranged for Organ aiid Carillons I.v the City Organist.l 6. Fanfare d'Orgtie (Shelley) INTERVAL. 7. Allegretto i.Vlatighan Rarnett S Intermezzo from Cavallerla Rustlcana.. iMaseagni) 9. (Military March (Wely) ADMISSIOX—SIXPENCE. Doors opeu at 7..*10 p.m. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. ISth June, 1013. FOOTBALL. . A TWOTBALL. 'pTOOTBALL. AUCKLAND RUGBY UNION (L V** TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES, AT KDEN PARK. COLLEGE RIFLES V. PONSONBY. MARIST RKOS. V. DARNELL. CITY V. UNIVERSITY. Kick-Off, 3 p.m. At 2 p.m.: KINO'S COLLEGE V. COLLEGE RIFLES 11. Admission. Cd. Suind. «d. Ladles Free to Ground and Stand. C. V. LANGSFORD. Hon. Sec. N-B.—Afternoon Tea may be obtained on ground. 513 X CPECTACULAR JgSJ 'POOTBALL. S. UCKLAND "DUGBY X/j9 j HAGUE-" G t~IVV (CHAMPIONSHIPS. HALF PROFITS TO THE HOSPITAL SHIP FUND. ALL MATCHES AT VICTORIA PARK. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY! to-morrow tSATURDAYI" TOMORROW (SATURDAY I.' GRAFTON V. CITY. NORTH SHORE V. PONSONBY OTAHUHU V. NEKTON. Admission One Shilling. Curtaln-Raiser. R. A. SPINLEY, Secretary. HALF PROFITS TO THE HOSriTAI SHIP FUND. gj2 HOCKEY. (->. TT O c X E X. JJ - O C X E Y. Jc±y TOMORROW (SATURDAY. fifA&'Tß SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP v JJ MATCHES, 3.15 P.M. ARETA V. UNIVERSITY. AUCKLAND V. MT. EDEX. Also, JUNIOR MATCHES. All (trades, and LADIES' MATCHES, commencing 2 p.m. Admission (Including pavilion): Sixpence Afternoon Tea available. 11. RICHARDS, «<> Hon. iSec. A.H.A. LECTURES. WAR IN THE DARDANELLES. THE DOOR To CON ST ANT IXOPLE. LANTERN LECTURE ON THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR. (Special Reference and Views ot the Operations In the Dardanelles. Lecturer REV. W. G. MONCKTON MA. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL,' KHYBER PASS. rp O - N I G H T. rpO-.NIGHT. at S p.m. (The Centenary of the Battle of Waterloo). Admission: 1/. Proceeds in aid of C.E.M.S. Camp Fund. 8 SPORTING. A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. QLASSIC TJACES. NOMINATIONS OF YEARLINGS CLOSE BY 0 P.M.. ON F RIDAY. JUNE • lg J. F. HARTLAND, Secretary. Q.-REAT NORTHERN COURSING CLUB.' The above Club will conclude their First Carnival at Stamford Park, Three Kings, TO-MORROW (Saturday!, June 19 'when the •Stamford Park All-age, Three Kings Maiden, aud Supplementary 'Stakes will be run oil. Nominations and draw for vSupplementary close with Secretary, on Ground Tramway motor-bus will leave General Tost Offlce at 1 p.m., v i a Parnell. «. TAPP, . Baa Hod. Bee.