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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 146, 21 June 1915, Page 12

-■:g AMUSEMENTS. ITlie , .MAJESTY'S THEATItB, IHrection: X C. Williamson, Ltd. \ AN UNPARALLELED PRODUCTIOX "" WEDKEei>AT NTGHT NEXT WEDXESI>AT NIGHT NEXT . WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. \

NINE NIGHTS ONLY. MATINEES: SATURDAY NEXT AND WEDNESDAY, June 30. •First representation in Auckland of J. C. WILLIAMSON'S .Stupendous, Gorgeous, and Record-oreaklng Pantomimic Extravaganza, . CINDERELLA . CINDERELLA CINDERELLA In Two Wonderful Acte Of 18 Astonisning Scenes, Crowded with Comedy All Throng!:, And with A Dazzling Beautiful Succession of j Wondrous Scenes % ! Songs, Choruses. Ballets. ' Pageants of Pictorial Perfection. The most amazinfl medley of everything enjoyable ever concocted for the exhilaration of the general public. A Harvest of Great Features for the Children's Special Delight. The Pantomime will be followed at th« 1 Matinee by AM UPROARIOUSLY FUNNY OLD-TIXIB HARLEQUINADE (Arranged by Barry Lupino). Box Plans for the Season now open at Wildnran and Arey's. PRICES: D.C. and R.S. 6/, .Stalls 3' Gallery 1/. Early Door Stalls and Galli.-ry, 1/ extra. Touring Manager, John Farrell. n O S C E I T rt, H A M B E E. Direction: E. Branscombe Pty., Ltd. •

LAST SIX NIGHTS - " : LAST SIX NIGHTS LAST SIX NIGHTS OF THE EVER POPULAR ' DANDIES DANDIES " • DANDIES DANDIES DANDIES DANDIES TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.' piOMPLETE p>HAXGB QF pROGRAIfITE. We have kept the best programme for the last, and if you donbt our word come and hear and see for yourself. W.B ARE SEVEN WE ABE SEVEN WE ARE SEVEN Weeks here on Saturday, and we ttare entertained thousands, but all good times must finish. And we pack our baskets and clear out to-day week. THE LAST OP THE JXfiVDIES THE LAST OF THE DANDIDs' ■ SATURDAY 'NIGHT NEXT «4 d E££ , ~ v, 2/j v - Plan at WMmaa MEMBERS EXPEDITIONARY FORCES ADMITTED FREE. 'Xo Room for Subjects of Alien Enenilea. WE USB A. BKOADWOOD. Touring Manager, SCOTT COLVILLB. AT 3.30 P.M. Q R G A X JJECITiU' BY • j\£ R jyjAUGH-AX "gA.RNI-T-1 (CITY ORGANIST).

ADMISSION FREE. 'HENRY W. WILSON , , June 10, IQIS. T ™ P^ CJT. JAMES' HALL—Colossal Musical Pro. gramme. Thursday next, 24th. 503 ' JJOYAL ALBERT HAIZ P *Si¥9 A 2 J CCLT CRB CLASS—MOX» ' DAIS, 8 p.m. DANCING—SATURDAYS, 3 to 5 p.m. MISS WYXN-β FOOTE, Waimana Hall, Ktflgstand. 'Phone A 412. 5H to io p.m. Admiseion M. Instructors always in attendance.—dl. H. PURCHASE, Manager, jg X UJ * A _~A S SEMBLIES-Trades Hau7 £s s§^ B&eta& ! Ladle 9' V - G - M - «- B '^ IjECTTTRES. VyOiRKiE.R,S' EiDU'CATIONAL A/SeOCIA- ' T TIOiN. „. _„_ POPULAIR LECTUJRE IN TlHi, TItAOES HAUL ON TDDSDAY, JUNE 22nd, at S ,p m THE PRORABISe .EFFECT OF THB WAB OX WAGES " .Br MR. W. ,R. TUCK, AT.A. -x f c "3" eseatT imitations—Comolesltr of Subject-World-wide Factors-Unparal-leled Situation—lmpending Depression—Destruction o£ Wealth—Diversion of Ljfcour Army-jDlsturbance of Commercial Relations—Volume of (Trade—Credit—Compen- *£}. m f .Factors—Recuperative Powers— Eliminating Waste—Armaments— Stat* Ena P ; s tT' N ' c ' w Spirit—Distribution of Loss ■and of Gam—Conflict of Interests—Value of wrpini. 'Utm—JJangsrs and OpportunityLabour tisslon. Admission od. Season Ticket (6 ledums), i/B. s:£ j RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. M CAFIE —Drop In any time Tor ' .wj. con.cc and a Cigarette. Swanson ™ cAND rnEA "DOOMS. THREE COURSES FOX ONE SHILLING. . «>I»EX NEW MANAGEMENT Qu O aU r t r MOUO !S: ClT,Uty - «*' A Trial Solicited. A pRIOJTS gTLI.L T EADIXQ.' • BE «T -jy JIEADS IX THE CITY. A.RCADB.