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

I AMUSEMENTS. TH E T _ R i • c.; f\ , HE U V B I CVi MILITARY EVENINGS Dl On Vj I THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT. I Under the Auspices of the Soldiers' Queen. —— , - II HE T V R I C. H E -Li .V■ 'R I C. Direction: Hayward's Pictures. Ltd. MAURICE AOSTKLLO AURICE CoSTELLO IN " THE EVIL MEN DO." W " THE EVIL MEN DO." " THE EVIL MEN DO." " THE EVIL MEN DO." "THE. EVIL MEN DO." In "THE EVIL MEN DO." " THE EVIL MEN DO." Pi "THE EVIL MEN DO." T( "THE 'EVIL MEN" DO." A Drama produced by the Vltagraph Company in Four Parts. A BROADWAY FEATURE. I A CUTE LITTLE BEAR Interest GO PICTURESQUE NORTH ITALY.. .Scenic CARTOONS ON THE BEACH... .Comedy 2/ A TEN-CENT ADVENTURE Drama (LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC... .Topical SHOCKING STOCKING Comedy t l. Also at TIT'EST TjiND mHEATRE. t h "DALACE THEATRE, T ■""• KARANGAHAPE RD. ID. SEC. -t CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 2 to 5 p.m., 7 to 10 p.m. KRONSTAD, KItONSTAD. KRONSTAD, . KRONSTAD, . Max Pamberton's Masterpiece. A Remarkable Story of an English Girl Spy. Crowded with Exciting Situations. . Keystone, — -MABEL'S' LATEST PRANK. fi MABEL'S...LATEST PRANK. X Laughter from Start to Finish. GLOBE. FORD STIRLING IN LOBE. ONLY A MESSENGER BOY. GLOBE. Infuses joy and mental refresbGLOBE. ment to those craving relief V GLOBE. from their worries. GLOBE. -LITTLE LUMBER JACK. "? GLOBE. A splendid story of GLOBE. Adventure. GLOBE. Boys, Don't Miss This. "mHE Navy' never Retreats." H.M S. J- Crazy Crinoline, manned by ladies. ~ H.M. Theatre, Thursday Evening next. 2/. | i/. m '. : i 0 DO Yon Think they' will really Get n Marriedl—Town Hall, November 27th. „. 540 . ' . N PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. "" AUIi SOLDIERS' Q U E E N. GRAND MOONLIGHT CONCERT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH, 1915. A Military Band on Board. Songs and Dances by Rarotongans and Niue Islanders. Minstrel*. Fun and Music. Boat leaves Devonport 7.30, Stanley Bay . 7.40, Town. 8 p.m.', sharp. 1 RETURN FARE, ONE SHILLING. 503 \ raEEK-END Excursions, -rotoroa Tickets at* Holiday Excursion Rates will . be Issued TO ROTORUA from Taumarnnul • and all Stations north thereof EVERY • SATURDAY until 31at- March, 1016, available for return until the following THURSDAY. FARES: Return, from Auckland—First, . 31 A; second, 20/10. r Are yon one amongst thousands ln the Auckland Province who hag not seen the World's Wonderland? if so, decide NOW to spend your next holiday In Rotorua. A ROTORUA TOURIST LEAGUE. ( AQUATICS. •• -VICTORIA CRUISING CLUB. [ Entries for a Cruising Race """"""""""""■"". r ,-'? lu .he. received at the Club Rooms, Rob Roy Hotel, Freeman's* Bay TO-NIGHT <WEDNESDAY.. ' . , S. v McILVEEN, 534 Hon. Sec. GARDEN FETE. TflOR OUR GRAND PATRIOTIC * JUVENILE /C ARDEN TfEnPE. IN ALEXANDRA PARK, ON TYECEMBER -I ij AND "IQ IN AID OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS *i s MAYOB'S FUSD. * 5 A? 0? E * gAKING, OOMPBTITION, ' CAKES.. -SCONES, AND SPONGES. Adult Class and-Children's Class under 15 -•■■ years. . I •Cakes."to be,retained and- sold afterwards for the Fund. ■■_'.-.-•" Entries free, sent to the Hon. Sec, Up t 0 December let. " 554 TURS. J. ALDBRSON, j "Broan," Lewlu Road, Epsom, PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL. , ..-: j . j QUR gOLDIERS' ■ ' QUEEN. ■yQTJNG OOUPONS. 7 We,would -remind our-many friends who have not ye.t sent in to us the receipts they have received for .subscriptions to the Patriotic and- War' Relief Fund, that these receipts, if forwarded to OUR SOLDIERS' \ QUEEN EXECUTIVE, Hea'dqunrters, Ansae Tearooms, before Carnival closes, may be credited to,. Our Soldiers! Queen. SEND IN YOUIV RECEIPTS AND HELP TO PUT OUR SOLDIERS' QUEEN ON TOP. On behalf of the Executive, Our Soldiers' Queen. A. T. DOW, Lieut, 552 '.Hon. Secretary. " " ..--"■ _ I " TTEAVE away my bonnie girls, we're 1 ■•-I- :i bound to go." H.M.S. Crazy Crlno- c 11m. 7 l.'o-morrow Nlg"ht, 2/. 1/. 532 z ■""■* i - DENTISTRY. I VELT mEETH, There Is nothing more charming than.a. pleasant winsome smile, showing a pretty set of teeth. Get yonr new teeth at Howey Walker's. ] : '•'-_', d . ... 1 CARNIVAL WEEK. SEE THE TOY DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. EEW'S QUEEN STREET. Opposite General Post Office. A •1