Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. fa IP M AJESTY ' S pBAT«^Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF 191 a GRAND FAREWELL SEASON. Last Appearances of - MURIEL STARR . '-'■'' MURIEL STARR . . -' • ' < MURIEL STARR . MURIEL STALit - And CHARLES A. Ml_-v7ARD, Prior to their departure lor America. ' A particularly Brilliant supporting Comi>anV includes— ' ' , DOROTHY DAVIS (THE ACCOM PLISHED NEW AMERICAN ACTHb"«v GERTRUDE BOSWELL, FLORENri' HESTON, NELLIE BRAMLEY CLuT ICE BUCKMAN, SYDNEY STIRLING SIIEP CAMP, FRANK HARCOIJHt' LEONARD STEPHENS, AU.3TKV MILROY, FRANCES COURT, aud ' ' HOBART.CAVANAUGH. a NEXT MONDAY NIGHT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT." J. C. WHILIAMSON, LTD., . '" Present for the First Time In Auckland ■ ■'-'"'''■- The Enormously Successful Comedy-drama ; . -BOUGHT AND PAID FOR BOUGHT AND PAID FOR .•?■%■■■" BOUGHT AND PAID FOR, For Five Nights Only. The Play that has Thrilled New Zealand. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 12 ' " -; I (Four Nights Only), An Exciting and Compelling Drama of the : Secret Service, j UNDER COVER ! '> ' UNDER COVER! . UNDER COVER! j :.. A Drama of Love, Mystery and Thrills.' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, '-■ -H For the Last Three Nights of the Season ' V The Delightful American Comedy ,; ■'__: NOBODY'S WIDOW . NOBODY'S WIDOW NOBODY'S WIDOW ••'■' ■'-.; The BOX PLANS for the 12 Nights' Season are now open at WILDMAN ANT) AREY'S. PRICES: Dress Circle and Res. Stalls, 6/; - '. Stalls, 3/; Gallery, 1/. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery 1/ extra. , EVERYBODY'S. VERY-BODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. LAST DAY AND -NIGHT • LAST DAY AND NIGHT' MARY piCKFORD IN ""DAGS. 1 '..'Ky NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. "/TilHiE NEXT WEEK. A NEXT WEI2K. TTvERBY \ -"i ' NEXT WEEK. AY NEXT WEEK. TT/.INNER." NEXT WEEK. »'• NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. GREAT SPORTING ' " ■NEXT WEEK. PRODUCTION, NEXT WEEK. PICTURISING ' ' : ? NEXT WEEK. THE FAMOUS .'■■-'! NEXT WEEK. DRURY LANE v" vSp XEXT WEEK. DRAIMA, .'::';" NEXT WEEK. ..-£*" NEXT WEEK. •*/T_3 :r . NEXT WEEK. -L NEXT WEBi:. TvERBT -'" *"- ' NEXT WEEK. Af NEXT WEEK. TT7INNER.'' NEXT WEEK. VV » NEXT WEEK. gPECiAL Jtotick--;: . ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN CON- : ' C-LTJDED WITH A HIGH - CLAPS . CATERER TO SUPPLY THE VERY " BEST REFRESHMENTS In " E A " ERYBODi " S " "R'EAUTI-FUL Here, in a cool, pure atmosphere nnd amid artistic surroundings, splashing sparkling mirrors, and ivaviug palms "-?£&i -.-' lOU n-.y ENJOY DELICATE LIGHT LUNCHES "''V- :- n __ DAINTY AFTERNOON TEAS, v"' : OS7TILRAO/ONCD 1-23456 123456 -1234561-3 And the most refined American and Hi Continental --.'-^SSi ICED SUNDAES. And ICED FKUIT *ECTAiRS, ETC. APPETISING SWEETMEATS' JS Admission to STir™--'-'? 1 ?<|§H "EVERYBODY'S" J£_— IFUL ' '. | JS pREE. ~ \ A?l!nl\r nr -,7 c ask * ron t0 1 -UAiDAiM.—-May we ask you to Tea? \ " — VERYOBODY'S " TOUNGE, T>AND CONCERT ON MT. EDEN. ray ■?? AUCKLAND CITY BAND ' (By S i n{ permission 'of the Mt Eden Boroiffh Council) wOl Play the following ' •m ,?^ mmc on the Snmm " of Mt Edenl TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, Commencing at 3 o'clock Collection iv Aid of the Band' Funds. '•'- PROGRAMME. March—"Struck 0i1".... fGen c^ m fWM Fautasia---j u .bU a uon" jHffl Cornet Duet-"l*ranqullity""V "(E H S ArtUlet/.!.'!&.=«_£,' : - • alse — * lowers .of Australia" [ ■ '■;.. Select;,™ "«. .. (Henri Laski) "God Save the King"' ' Conductor: Mr W. NICHOLLs FRED. CHRIS'PMAS, Sec. '■/ F ol NicSw S ' ? OS *SSaTe ot Music at block from f* ' G " at N<mb - K<i -. second ' mock from Reservoir. Three 2/- copies for - - D U v X T... Fa " ?k° "t?? " THE DERBY WIN--NER at the King's Nest Week. g D^^J 0 :?. 1^ DRUIDS' HALL. ' A* NORTH ■STREET, NEWTON L °, CK SOCI - ii C^T Cents Subscription, 1/0. Ladies bylli Invitation. "f- JI - FOWLER, Secretary. ?. FERRY NOTICE. On and after TO-DAY (SATURDAY), February 5, the Boat now leaving Auckland at 10.25 p.m. will leave at 10.15 p.m. Cars will connect at ißayswater at 10.30 I*-m. By Order. J. FRANCIS 'WEIvCH, 539 General Manager, LECTURES. TjMRST AID TO THE A INJURED AND HOME <, f'l a sses are now being formed. \JjWSr Ttle Fee for each Course of -, I,ive Lectures is 7/6. Intending pupils are requested to make early application to WILLIAM RATTRAY, Secre- . > tary, est. John Ambulance Station, Rutland ;. Street. . 13' RESTAURANTS, TSA ROOMS. pi«OR'S gTILL X EADING. BBST -tl MEALS IN THE CITY. , M gTRAXD A RCADE.