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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 52, 1 March 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. rpHE • v, y a i c. Q Direction: Hayward's Pictures, Ltd. V-l mO-NIGHT - AT O — fJWnXIGHT. Elinor M. Ingram's Extraordinary Romance THE TTNAFRAID.' HE UNAFRAID. THE TTNAFKAID. he Unafraid. mi mtn Tnllvpt who is featured in the Famous flayer Production had the unenviable experience of being on a boat torpedoed by X? German "Kulturists," S( she being .1 passenger by the LUSITAKIA. Pr She was one of the fortunates to be s^rf. the acquaintance of MISS POLrVL-T is THE TTNAFKAID, nn *-> nafkaid, THK TTNAFKAID. HE LI NAFRAID. EI 1 Sydney Drew in the Lead. M ALSO AT THE WEST END THEATRE^ /-.LOBE. Q. L O B E. A (T PICTURES. « Q. L O B E, Q. L 0 B E. A GREAT ARTIST IN A GREAT PLAT. MAT-RICE The most popular film artist st , MAURICE in every country. Tl MAURICE FIRST _ OSTELLO competition, with —0,830 COSTELLO votes (131,375 over the next ;OSTKLLO nearest). IN mH E QRIMI NA L. rp HIS QEISIISAL, A , nERE IS SOMETHING CHIC, - *, mHE -pouRTH a; Dellciously Daring, A Marvel of Artistic Cleverness. TJAI.ACE THEATRE. NEWTON. ■ ALACK CONTINUOUS PICTURES. PALACE 2 to 5 p.m., 7 to 10. PALACE THE INTRIGUERS. ~ PALACE THE INTRIGUERS, j; PALACE Luhln Star Feature Drama. PALACK IN 8 Large Parts PALACE THE KED SIGNAL. PALACE THE RED SIGNAL. ftklS cSffi? ?IlTnd PALACE NIGHTMARE. PALACE. OUBSLK "THjHfoLFEB, PALACE Keystone Couie'ly. PALACE m. 0 W N JJ A L L. CONCERT CHAMBER. A Il jyTARCH P '. :.'■■ '•'- AT S P.M. J "Q ERB SX A 2ABA VA " GRAND CONCERT IN AID OF THE j MAYOR OF AUCKLAND'S . SERBIAN WAR RELIEF FUND. IS S -g-ITTT^J^OWE, MELBOURNE'S BRILLIANT SOPRANO. FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND. MISS KNIGHTS PUPILS. MISS AVA SYMONS. MISS GERTI CAMPION. \ MISS LILLAS WALKER. i MISS SUZIE CAMPION. 4 MR. PR INGLE, l First Appearance. , MR. P. T. GARLAND. MR. J. McLEAN, MR. WILFRED MANNING. Chappell Concert Grand Piano kindly lent ( by Mr. Lewis U. Eady. j Box Plan now open nt Wlldman and \ Arey's. \ Prices: 2/ and 1/. SGI j . ~ :— ( STOT!— Excursion to Cambridge, March 1 8. Return Fare. 12/3. Train leaves ; < Auckland 7 a.m. Tickets available one week. ■ > 525 TTOMMENCING MONDAY NEXT, AT THE LYRIC, Lewis Waller and Madse Titheradge, In "BRIGADIER GERARD." picincs, excursions, etc. EXCURSION to Waikato Central Grand Patriotic Show at Cambridge. March 8. This is the Outing of the Year. 525 TO VIEW •O 'tt O W NJJB_ J$ A X. I S.S. TANIWHA. (From Northern S.S. Co.'s wharf.) SATURDAY, -]\TARCH A AT 1.15 P.M. VISIT, AT OUR EXPENSE. c The Finest Sandy Beach, by tram, road, and steamer, to Auckland. Hundreds find their own way there on Sundaye and Holidays. Every room in the ' hoardlnghouse Is bespoken each year long before Christmas. Tickets on application to Gray and Cockroft, Smceton's Buildings, Queen Street. APPLY EARLY; tickets are going out fast. Auction Sale of Peter Brown's "Brown's Bay" Estate, on March 6. RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO GRAY AND COCKROFT, Joint Agents. a feTira "W'ORTHERN STEAMSHIP . (pPI COMPANY. LIMITED. - WEEK END TRIPS TO PLEASURE ; KE6OUTS. ' (Weather and Other Circumstances Permitting.) SATURDAY, 4th MARCH, 1016 WAIHEKE. U WAIOTAHI 2 p.m., No. 3 Jetty KAWAU AND ALGIE'S. DAPHNE 2 p.m., No. 4 jetty GRUT'S AND WAIWERA. GAEL 2 p.m., No. 4 Jetty BROWN'S BAY, DEEP CREEK AND ARKLE'S. J • CHELMSFORD 2 p.m., No. 5 ietty Steam arrives back at Auckland about N 0 a.m. Monday morning. 050 CHARLES HANSON, Manager. ), EXCURSIONS, "DOTORDA. y ■ s : Tickets at Holiday Excursion Rates win f be issued to ROTORUA from Taumarnnn rl and all Stations north thereof EVFRV SATURDAY until 31st March, 1910 avail « able for return until'the following THURSFARES: Return from Auckland Flntt " 31/1; second, 20/10. * ld Are you ono amongst thousands In the „ Auckland Province who has not seen thl } -World's -Wonderland? If as,'decide now « to spend your next holiday in Rbtoroa. - A ROTOEUA TODBIST LEAGUE. >n r. . '■ " id. pAMP Equipment, Fishing and Shoottae