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

AMUSEMENTS. -vT-p BR A 2 O U S E. Hrection: Fuller's Theatres and Vaudeville, •AUDEVILLE'S PALATIAL DOMICILE, j TO-NIGHT AT 8. NTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE BILL, Which D \ws Large Patronage. JOE CHARLES AND GLORY GIRL, The Classical Comedy Duo, LA FRANCE BROS* Sensational Head-balancing.Equilibrists. NELSON AND NELSON, Vonderful Acrobatic Comedians on Suits. GEORGE DIXON, The Musical Jack in the Box. . GERALD E. GRIFFIN, reland's Sweetest Singer and Raconteur. " THE 3 MUSICAL IBSONS. 'resenting their Classical Musical Interlude. 'om-ARMSTRONG & HOWARTH—Mabs The Universal Favourites. LOUIE DOGGAN. Eminent Soprano. THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH. Presenting this week his immense novelty. IREAT MEN PAST AND PRESENT. WEEK NIGHT PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., :/; Stalls, 1/. ,__ GOO SEATS AT SIXPENCE. Book seats for to-night's Immense attraclons at Robertson's Music Stores to o p-m* hereafter Theatre, or by Tel. 1000. teserves, 2/6. EVERYBODY'S. A Whirlwind VERYBODY'S. "KEYSTONE." EVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. THE EVERYBODY'S., RASCAL'S EVERYBODY'S. WOLFISH EVERYBODY'S. - WAY. EVERYBODY'S. _ . EVERYBODY'S. 2000 ft of Humorous and EVERYBODY'S. Amazing EVERYBODY'S. Situations. =JT DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN 5 ' CHURCH. KHYBESR PASS ROAD. THURSDAY, 25TH NOVEMBER, l»lo, S p.m. 'FARMER'S ORATORIO, Entitled * "/CHRIST AND TTIS v QOLDIERS," Will be performed by St. David's and Green Lane Church Oaoirs. Principals: 'MRS. BEVBRIDGE. Ml**» IMURIEL PARR. MR. W. ASPINALL, MR. W. RUTLEDGE. Organist: MR. J. P. HOOTON. Conductor: Mr. EDWARD 8. CRASTON, Mue. Bac. Tickets, 1/ each. S4 HM.S. Crazy Crinoline, manned by • Indies, goes on maiden t-In in searrb of Gpripan.snbniariies. Thursday evenins next, H.M. Theatre. 2/, 1/. 53'YES! "He's The One:"—Albert Park, Frldav, November 26th; Town Hall. November* 27th . ' j 0 HORTICULTURAL SHOW. A UCKLAND HORTICULTURAL -A- SOCIETY'S SUMMER FLOWER SHOW, DECEMBER 3 AND 4. Entries for above Close on FRIDAY, 26th inst. Except in the A. -M. Myers Class for Single Bunches of Sweet Peas and in other Classes where Trizes are Donated, •Exhibits must? be staged for Certificates Only. AB Profits to the Patriotic Fund. W. SATCHELL, Secretary. Williamson's Chambers, Sbortland Street ■_■ - ' 515 PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL. rno-NiGHT. rp.o - nigh t. /COMBINED OCHOOLS' /CONCERT. •TOWN HALL. IN 0 ;;;6; ; *N.°-'6 N°- "6 Doors, Open, 7 'p.m."" Concert Commences, 7.45 p.m. ■-». \. CHILDREN'S NIGHT.. The Finest Programme yet' presented. THE QUEEN OF -HEARTS. THE QUEEN OF HEARTS. THE QUEEN OF HEARTS. 500 Voices. '. 500 Voices. Under the baton of Mr. Manghan' Barnett Don't Miss • "Mandalay,"' • .".Motherland," • "The Maple Leaf." .A Real Musical Treat, Hear *R EDGAR RANDALL on the Organ -" -See "Britain and. Her Allies^" KOLLUP! ROLL UP! ROLL UP 1 Conductor... .MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. Organist.V... :.'.'. .MR. EDGAR RANDALL Broadwood- Piano. 551 ■vrENTAL"'" •rTOSPrrAL* rnHUBSDAY, •VJ OVEMBEE 25 • AT- S-.-P.M..7, ■ f.;:-% : '- i --' >■ ■:■■:,', TTNIQUE pATRIOTIC . {CONCERT "By the AUCKLAND MALE CHOIR, Combined with the' ■ ;;ST. CECILIA CHOIR, Under the ; Condnctorshtp of DR. THOMAS. 7.' , ... Assisted by ■ • • MR.; T. HARRIS (Elocutionist). ADMISSION TO GROUNDS: -I /■ PROCEEDS IN AID OF AUCKLAND -WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND.. "Remember Our Wounded Soldiers . ■< . ' 570 SIGNAL Bosun "Only British bulldogs on board." H.M. S. .'Crazy Crinoline. Manned by ladies. H.M. Theatre, Thursday evening. ' ■ - - .- . . - 53_ SHE'S 'a bosker, Bill! Wonder if that cove will splice her? Slow If he don't. Town Hall, November 27th. .540 AGRICULTURAL. SHOW. 4UCK LA N D TypTROPOLITA^ AGRICULTURAL pATRIOTIC QARNIVAL AND J)OG gHOW. ' 2jJOVEMBEh 26 TH AND. 27 th - CAMPBELL SHOW GROUNDS ANI ALEXANDIU PARK, BIG PRIZES ALL SECTIONS. W, BRUCE FORDYCE; Sec.