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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 280, 24 November 1915, Page 12

I AMUSEMENTS. I THE T7- I-N G' S miH E A T R E HE AIXB'S J- HEAT RE. , The Foremost Pictorial Entrepreneurs FULLER'S THE BEST TWCTURES. I ULLER'S OF ALL A ICTURES. I AND I LEADING ORCHESTRA. LEADING ORCHESTRA. I The Mecca of All True Picture Patrons. Still Attracting Hundreds Nightly. TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. FOR TTIS TV/TOTHER. A Stirring and OR -""""""-IS -"■'-"'■ OTHER. Pathetic Military TflOR TTIS TIfOTHEK. Drama. TUNIS, THE LIFEGUARD, Scenic. Comedy. THE ELUSIVE TREASURE BOX. No. 12—Million Dollar Mystery—No. 12 PATHE GAZETTE. A Very Interesting PATHE GAZETTE.. Number. The Keystone Company's Big Success — A Whirl of Happy Laughter. 2000 ft of Boisterous Fun. A RASCAL'S WOLFISH WAY. A RASCAL'S WOLFISH WAY. This is a Burlesque on a Thieves' Story. It is a Whirlwind of Chase Scenes. Just the Right Music Wedded to this I Magulflccnt Series by the KING'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. : NOTE: WE NEVER RAISE OUR PRICES. Two Hours' Unalloyed Enjoyment. No "Continuous" Interruption, No Waiting. Prices: D.C.. 1/; Stalls, 6d; Reserves, 1/6. Box Plan on vie* at Fred, deal's, Queeu Street, or Phone Theatre, 3054, and book your seats. —-; A RCADIA. , ■— XXttCADIA. TO-NIGHT—FINAL SCREENING OF mHE /CONSPIRACY. J- he Conspiracy. the /conspiracy, he Conspiracy. to-morrow (thursday)', Back, mo T- 1- F.E r ACK J- O -" IF E, BACK m 0• T IF E, A ('.' X *■ O J" IF E, IN THREE PARTS. A Powerful and Soul-Stlrrlug Drama of a False and Unfaithful Wife. N A V O L E O N ' S LIFE, Portrayed ln Visions. MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL. rpO-NIG-HT. rpO-NIG-HT. N°* 9. N°- 9. A SPECIAL ATTRACTION IN THE -pMPIRE rrtHEATRE,' SHORTLAND STREET. TTHOUNDBD .©pLDIBRS'' T(*tJND. DAVE LIVINGSTONE -.PRESENTS".' IA FULL COMPANY OF VAUDEVILLE - ARTISTS, In conjunction with the SMALLEST AND CLEVEREST PONT IN THE WORLD. POPULAR PRICES. 547 N°- 9. N°- 9. rpo-NiGHT. nry)-NIGHT. AT 8 P.M. rnHE /creat 1 Arabian /cjrcus. A SMALL TOWN UNDER CANVAS. TN QUEEN OTREET. TROUPES OF LADY TRAPEZE ARTISTS AND ■ BONELESS WONDERS. OK — PERFORMING PONIES — OK "° Including 4° STARLIGHT. THE HUMAN PONY, Smoking a Pipe, and Enjoying It. BUCKING TOMMY, Smallest Bucking Pony in the World. * £5 will be paid to any Boy under 11 who can ride him for 30 seconds. PERFORMING DOGS. CATS, MONKEYS, AND OUTLAW BUCKJUMPERS. N°- 9. N°^ s 9. pHILDREN^J-*7pDOß^vi;' : pAm T\OMAIN /CRICKET /C ROUND. - TjvRIDAY, OR PROGRAMME. 10.30 a.m.—Muster of 5000 Children In Character Dress, including 300 Flower Girls, ITO Sailors, 122 Fairtos, 92 Little Mothers carrying dolls. 77 Decorated Animals, etc., etc. 12 Noon to 1 p.m.—Lunch Interval. Hot Water and Refreshments on Sale. 1 p.m.—Parade of 5000 Children in Floral and Character Dress. . 1 p.m.—Exhibition of Wand, Scarf, Flag, Mirror, and Other Drill. 2 p.m.—Crowning of May Queen, followed by a Maypole Dance by 15 Groups of 24 Girls. 2.30 p.m.—Swedish Drill by a Monster Squad of 2000 Boys. 2.45 p.m.—Second Maypole Dance. 3 p.m.—Dancing, Floral, Country, and National, in Great Variety, by 300 Children. •■ --•. - , 7 3 p.m.—Overhead .Ball Competition, 1080 Children, vj 3 •• l 3.45 p.m.—Beautiful- Floral Marches and) Tableaux. r I '■ 4.30 p.m.—Living Flags Display, 3200 Childreu. GRAND MARCH. "GOD SAVE THE KING." Throughout the day 10 Side Shows provided by Children will offer attractions. STALLS LADEN WITH GOOD THINGS. EDIBLE AND OTHERWISE. No Begging! PRICES FOR ADMISSION: Children, Sixpence. Adults, One Shilling. 54(1 TT7iHO IS HAHE TJESTLOOKING .©■INGLE T ADY IN A UCKLAND 7 TX7IHO IS irpH'E ■DEBT-LOOKING C.INGLE />ENT IN TjyANTED— T ADIBS AND QENTLEMEN TO BE PRESENT AT THE A LBERT T>ARK ■DOTUNDA On "PIBI'DAY -pVENING, AT 7.30 'P.M., AND ASSJST THE COMMITTEE TO MAKE THE SELECTION. GOOD MUSICAL PROGRAMME - ARRANGED. 544 HOW Can I Get a Good Husband, Flo?— Go to the Park on Friday Evening. J 640