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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 20, 24 January 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. "V ' n^. '- "EVERYBODY'S, * "The m&_V* AVVERYBODY'S, of Distinction 6 .- ■' i. cod M ,_ra__- E3_3«gg GRAND DOUBLE NUMBER-- • Of the - V ie MILLION DOLLAR MILLION DOLLAR MYSTEUt * Last Two Episodes. At Every Session. ' 'j/ Episode 22: "THE WATERLOO OF THE CON6PIRATOERH' Final Episode, 23: "THE MYSTERY SOLVED •» •/■' . "THE MYSTERY SOLVED" •/ *» "THE MYSTERY SOLVED" A Joyful Comedy of Hilarious. H-mir—" Entitled . ■ ™« TILLIE THE TERRIBLE TYPISTP 'i TILLIE THE TERRIBLE TYPISTE'■■' c Charming Vltagraph Scenic. ■ Entitle it ...FBOM THE PEARL- OF THE™" BALTIC SEA. g And the Ever-popular ■■• \-':■ PATHE Best of All GAZETTI* ' PATHE War Specials, GAZETTP V AT T7l VERY-BODY'S, AT IN ' c AT TTiVERYBO-DY-fi, QUEEN STRECT AT VBRYBODY'S. -. *!*7 T>ALACE THEATRE. NEWTO-I ALACK. CONTINUOUS PICTOB&T PALACE. 2 to 5 p.m. 7 to TO ■ i PALACE. 24th and 25th JANUARY "" i PALACE. AUSTRALIA'S UNKNOWN'! PALACE. AUSTRALIANS UNKNOWN I PALACE. AUSTRALIA'S UNKNOWN" I PALACE. 9,000 Miles into the Wildest i PALACE. Part-of Never Never - i PALACE Scenic Beantv and Interest i PALACE. AMONG THE MOURNERsLi PALACE. AMONG THE MOURNERS. I PALACE. Keystone. 'i PALACE. (Featuring Syd. Chaplin.)- ■' PALACE. ANOTHER CHANCE. . --r PALACE., Majestic Drami, PALACE. TOPICAL BUDGET - PALACE. Latest World's News;' [ — ■ '" '-.''. ONEHUNGA T YCEUJLNEHUNGA ---YCEUM, * mO-NIGHT and mo-MORROW ,-\filGrrE. '■- Ao-yiGHT and A 0-MOR.ROW 'A> "iGHft | mwo "tTirOMEN. Broadway Star -, ' Awo WOMEN. Drama; .. :i TWO TytTOMEN. Featuring ./,'- WO *» OMEN. Anita Stewart -"'iTWO TTTiOMEN. And- -'- ! ; WO VVqMEN. Earle Williams.- 1 TWO TTJOMEN. A Play that" thrluf WO »»OiMEN. the heart, ■;■ - KEYSTONE, MABLE j-vpORMAND. Mable's Wilful ABLE A> ORMAND. Way ' >'!' MABLE rVTORMAND. Mable's Wilful' ABLE Al ORMAND. ' Way •■ -, MAKING SHELLS AND SHRAPNEL. ■ THE MAN HE .MIGHT HAVE BEES.! ; FROM MOUNTAIN TO PLAIN. ".- ■■''.-■ Grand Orchestra. ■■"■'■ ';'-} mOWN HALL CONCERT SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, at Bp.nv.i DAN C E RECITA li, '</_ .'. DANCE RECITAL, D A N"C E BECI TA L, .".- -.. By MISS WYNNE AND ' Assisted by Pupils of Miss Cecil Hall. 6ee , fMlss .Iris McKenzie In Caprice.- » "Danse" Dcs Apaches," by- Wynne 'Foote ' ■ andJ.'Anthony Joss, will foe repeated, I '.-'•-*• (by request). - Come "and Hear Valse "Joann,"' Orchestral; iSelection, Composed ahd Written by 'Mrs Mer.vyn- Wilson, Klngslandj - ••"'.'.-i v . 2/ v and l/. .-'. ..;spa- : '1700. Royal. Oak.—Bring the children': AA plenty fun; 4 cub lions, baby monkeys, .-' young;deer; hot water; ocean.wave,.donkey ride's, all free. ■ Admission: Adults, "64; 3d. AU come... .-■-.=- a • ...... 1 r .. , " i ■-.: ANNTVEBSARY BEGATTA. "i* 1— — : -i. ANNIVERSARY 'REGAT'I^g -—. --~^: : .: ~../..' • ENTRY/Niq-HT.. .■ TO-MOB<ROW- (TUE§DAY)T ; JANUARY" 23, . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ..- SWANSON STREET. , '' 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. " "i .'. ' ' CHAtS. C. DACRE, .'."" ..' JL ■'■ . Hon;- Secretary. -We 48, Ferry Buildings. 502.; / MOTOR-CAR - TRIPS, 'r ■■%yy.y. . ~',.,..:_; ■■-.:: rr—E-BEST WAY TO SEE AUCKLAND^' * c ' Cnase Char-a-banc -leaves the G.P.O. every day-— orning, 10 a:m., 2-hour V 1 trip, 3/; Afternoon, 2.30 p.m:, 3-hbur triijL. ' - of, (afternoon* tea free).. Chase Tourist' Sightseeing • Co., Ltd. Phone 1553.' D 3 ■ -." - ■■ WINES. **Q -BLI.-CI-.Ori S■; --Ty-I-N.-E S,^ : ; 1:;S-j mHE• -vrAKEBi-- -.j ' - A^" 1 ' ■ _ t .Wm -WENDEL'S WINES are appreciated -by" ' ; competent; judges throughout New' Zealand '."■-'' for their exceptional purity, - -delightful mellow'flavour, and great maturity. •_ - : - :: ' They'are'guaranteed to bPmade oidy from " : ''j the finest.grapea and-Al quality: crystal - sugar, and.to be absolutely! free from any J artificial colouring or--flavouring, which '-'\ cannotbe said of most Imported winea _ Why "pay more, for- wines -of Inferior: v 1 quality -when you can*buy such delectablev,-! wines as these BY MAIL in any quantityl "..- FROM ONE'BOTTLE UPWAEDS AT THE' B FOLLOWING -'- '. ." pRICES. J>ER T>OTTLE,- '._ S..d. i . ■:'.-- PORT No. 1...-.'..:'...-..;'■ 3 o'/ : St PORT No. 3 3 6 i ■■' PORT, INVALID 4 0 / FRONTIGNAC 3 0 i ■ SHEPR'Y -..- ;......- 3 0- V ' MADIERA .'... 3 0 ! \ l ..-•■• iWliite Wine.) _ MALAGA ....>... 4 0 i BURGUKDY 4,- 0 , r. ' f;," CLARET .." 2.9 . !, j»V - (Dry, Unsweetened.) PROCURABLE AT ALL HOTELS. THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND AT ~-■--•,.-■--• THE ABOVE PRICES. ' .* if Threepence -per-bottle estra-must be added* ': for packing, unless case.lots of one;dozen-or over; are ordered, .when packing and carriage ," are free to nearest station or wharf. For orders of one dozen-or more (selected), the prices are 6d less per bottle. One dozea- ~.> of . No. 1 • Port would therefore be 30/ m r r 'v carrlage paid', and so' on. ' *&M — - ■ Free Delivery Auckland and Suburbs, oM . bottle, upwards. ; 'Phone 3400, . .' ! J- - .mEXDEL. AND- (j o * 128, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. .A' | » - - - - ~ rri '.'-1 RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. '.. HAVE YOUS DINNER AND TEA" A'J!- . "mHE "D-RUNSWICK." ' t T UNCUEON AND JT_A T»OOM6 j \ UPSTAIRS,' NEXT TO OLEA-L'& "."•: TOBACCONIST.- • - • •-'"., THREE COURSES FOR ONE SHILLING. v - Evening Parties Catered For. . , :, Open All Day iSundaj-. ■ ;,A; '-;g -pßiOß'S'' QTII— T EADINO«, • BEST -I I -EAIrS IN THE CITY.- * ' gTRAND A-RCADE. ' , •;