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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 53, 2 March 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS...- , MARGARITA """ T7*ISCHEr"" 7,? " ' ARGARITA -f ISCHEIt! "-' THE BEAUTIFUL' AND ' CAPTIVATING ACTRESS, EVERYBODY'S, VERYBODTS " At ■ In' " -EVERYBODY'S EVERYBODY'S;' , . VERY' -DY'S, "-.' rpHE T ONESOMS TTEART J-HE -LONESOME" -UeaET THE DRAiIA - .WITH A' ' HEART-APPEALING STORY; .. Empress r— H B A trY M P R E S S ' ■ ■ 1 HEA'Tr| : TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIGRT GREAT DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME "RATTLING "DROWN- Op-J-»attling -Drown. '". op'-^ BIRMINGHAM. 7 ...... IRMINGHAM.. ■'y, ; - ; :. ,;.y A Great War Drama in Four Pi_rt% '■■ '■ Also, ■ ' '•-.-:-■■■■■:.;. rtHARLIE riHAPLIN ' In '■' '■: rpi-IE . "DROPERTY TITAN - J-HE J- ROPERTY "i-'As ■■ ■ A Roaring Comedy in Two-■-Parte.'" , -Supported with all the latest and best i_ Cinematograph Gems. Prices as Usual. .'-■ .- : -.-•'.-'-'. ' TjJMPIRE PICTURE THEATRE J - e . DOMINION ROAD; . '"'- SPLENDID PICTURES ' 7 - "" EVERY.EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. And on •'■',■...-. MONDAY EVENING, 6th inst, at-8 o'clock: there will.be.- Z.y-y- ? '-'"'' A GRAND MILITARY NIGHT; . In aid of the French Patriotic: which C. J. Parr. Esq., C.H.G., MP -'Jm unveil life-sized Paintings and Photos' of Their Majesties the King and Queen 0 f England and of six Empire Veterans ™r ' sehted to the Theatre by an l esteemS "'■ Patron. ' ■' ? sT." T ° w x H A hh - QRGAN TJECITA.;...' ' TO BE RESUMED ON - \ gATURDAY AT Q P.M. THE CITY ORGANIST WILL PLAY: Symphony In D Minor ;..: Gnilmant Serenade . - Rachmaninot Prelude- Scriabiue '- Overture. "William Tell" ... ...Rossini And Works' by Bonnet, BoCherinl ~ ' *-. .- • Rebekoff, and West.' ' - ADMISSION. 6d. HENRY- W. WILSON, Trtwn" Clerk. .. March. 1,-1910 .. . ; , Zz_\,f ■ I) y"' C I '"-■ N. 'd- -.. MISS DAPHNE KNIGHT- 7" Will Resume' Private"Lessons,.MONDAY ■ "February"2l, at' her Residency "--'-'- ---■:, ... . 8, Ayr Street, ParnelL, Classes Reopen April. 'PBone'isi3' ~ THE FOURTH LADY, thdugh : imperi sonated by a man,'is just the thins. ■See the funat the GLOBE. •■"-,.-"',.", GYMNASIUM. PHYSICAL QULTURE TRANCE .-' •.' 7 ■ of. - . 7z'Z. '.."- £ T EYS "TNSTITUTE /-. YMNASTCM, 21,' QUEEN " STREET, Opposite G.P.O. Director: TENANT CC-LLEDGE..-'.-'.. : LADIES A_NE> GENTLEMEN CAN NOW OBTAIN PRIVATE TUITION .In .All' Branches' of" Physical Culture; - Ju-Jitsu, etc.. at our Rooms, 21, QUEEN. STREET (First Floor).' Inquiries and Appointments. ■>■'/ 'PHONE 3062. '■ ' 1-R: MOTOR CAR TRIPS. ' mHE BEST, WAY.TO SEE AUCKLAND.' A The Chase. Char-a-banc leaves "the-," G.P.0.. every day—Morning, lQ...ajn„,;j-li__r; trip,; 3/;. Afternoon, .2.30 p.m., 3-hour trip; .-5/ .(afternoon tea free).. Chase ..Tdut_»t. SlEhtseeing Co., Ltd. '■ Phone . M} "Vf- O T O R TRIPS, WAIWERA HOT SPRINGS. ■'■".".•' AN IDEAL DAY'S OUTING - FOR A' PARTY OF SIX. - k ." FROM" DEVONPORT MOTOR GARAGE, Large Car.- Careful Chanftenry -.., : . Phones: Garage, Devonport, SO; Residence,'-. .. .Narrow Neck. 118. __;,:.. ~ .. GEORGE GOODALL, Proprietor. - D ■'"' ST. "HELIER'S BAY MOTOR .. Week Days Leaves St. Helier's 8.15, v 9.25 a.m., •_,-. *2, *3, 4„, 5 p.m.; leaves Tram ■ Terminus (Remuera), 8.15, 0,50 ,-iJD., """■'■' •1.30, *2.30, «3;30, 4.30, 5.30 p.m. Xote.*Wed. and" Sat. only. Return Fare, 1/. On Friday and Saturday only, Raves St. Heller's ,6.45 p.m. to City; leavesSeli'i ' '■•■ Corner (City), Friday 10 p:m.',' Satrirdny": 10.55 p.m.—L. J. KEYS, St Hel'er's sai-' HOTELS. rpRAVELLERS • AND moURIST-C; - VISITORS TO WELLINGTON 'WILI/'BBy INTERESTED TO LEARN THAT THE; GR A.N D ■. TTO.T E L ■ IS NOW UNDER THE PROPRIETORSHIP. OF _nt E. PAGE flate of. the Waverley , Hotel, Auckland):, The Grand k a thorough-,: : ly Fireproof Building, with Concrete; Walls and Stone Staircases. A. New Lounge Is being installed, aud. when-completed.. willy be Unequalled in New Zealand. rTtHE TTNITED QERVICE. "CTOTEIi, ■ ."-■ .CHRISTCHURCH, IS NOW UNDER THE- PEBSON.Uj: CHARGE OF MR J. MANDEL.and is; being run in conjunction with the' Grand. ;Sy Wellington.-• The Tariff for. both houses'.;i*gy. now fisi-d nt 12/0 per-day.(Commercials 10/ ft and weekly by arrangement. . --**.., v Bn.T.TAWDt. . y : ~r>, I L L I A. R D T A RLE 3. TgARTON, MCQ.ILL, AND-fJOT / "" ' "BILLIARD AND "':'"- ---; BILLIARD -: DINING TABLES ; : Are the Acme of Perfection. -• _ii.-- .. For. the Mausion,. the Cottage, the Club, y FULL STOCKS. OF ALL BILLIARD " ■REQUISITES.. ■ .--_..•- ---to ' <_: - , " •pABTOX,' .'"M" c f}. II » L » AND I BILLIARD -. TABLE. MANUFACTURES?,'----424, QUEEN STREET j CAbove "Grey StatneJ:' " ' "" ; : - "■ ; ■■•--■• • - - . , __m RESTAURANTS, T3EA ROOMS; ~ ; jpßl6il'!« ' QTILL T'EADISGw. ■ : BEST •%/ MEALS IN THE CITI. '.- ' gTRAND ARCADE.