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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 158, 4 July 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMESTS. rr-iYOLI JIOU lEtl BOX PLANS BON PLANS BON PLANS | WILL OPEN TO-MORROW AT WIEBMAxp AND AREY'S, RESERVED SEATS o/.. Special Note.—The Season will positives - only last Six Nights, with a Matinee on; SATURDAY. July 15. Hundreds wenj. 5 turned away every night of the last TlroU Follies' Season. Book early ro avoid this:. ryYHSLMA'S RUDDY RrNGLETS-3^7T There are times when the glamour o£ Thelma Rave's bewitching hair seems- to. exert a hvpnotle inrlnenee, till ht its-v suffused glow we are almost tempted; t o i.' arise and sing. Happily, we refrain., ans 1 are still let live, but we ran risks, every,. time Thelma gets us that way—by Jeminup..-■' the .laughter of Job. we do! Vide Greens:';-'..'.j Room Magazine. ._:■• r-TTS ATAJESTX'S rpHEATHE: r Direction .. HUGH D. McINTOSH:-. / -ypNDAY VTEXT, JULY -0 W *"~ FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. V V.'ITH A SPECIAL .MATINEE SATURDAY: M Triumphant Return to New Zealand of tSoi X Brilliant Revue Company, The: v ■'.'■:■ H -TUVOLI TTIOLLIES < : ■■■: M J- IV. ILL -C OLLIES US nviVDLi "OOLLIES M J-IVOLI -C OLLIES » Headed by Australia's Queen of ; ■ m The Boorherang GlrL gS ; | The New i) ueen of the Follies. '.: .-C Mb Supported ijy a Company of Over- 60; , -'? M i " Performers, including . v/ ','•" ! Tiplaia Rat c. Jack Cannot, George Welch,," , Waiter Y\ e's-rns. Billy Rego,,,Frank Greene;. II .lean Keith. Peggy'Peate. •''''•'•■ H ! Delightful Chorus of Blondes -vi. Brunettes. |j| The Pick of the World.; Loveliness; ■ Ij i The Belgian Band, with Tenor Jacques Bali: v M j Ella Campers, -.-ith the Coice of Gold.. p I (Short a::d Little. Something New ue '■":-': H TuoibUntr. |s ; A SHOW OF PANTOMIiUi ' I PROPORTIONS. '■-:.'■■ II j ill)— PERFOUMERS—6O '-''■'■■ : -' ; .afi I I'.-.il Tiroli Oticraii..- Orchestra, under: the: : H Batcu of WILL QULNTHELL. " M I The whole produced under the personal; ' £1 ! supervision of MR HUGH D. McINTOmI. I rpHEATRE "OOYAL, T^INGSEANB;,' ■':i i j xtovAt." TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHTL '.' ROYAL. AND WEDNESDAYS : | "OOYAL. Another Great "Metro;"' | !-2-WOYAL. The Fascinating Staee Stae. a "OOYAL. TT-M.r.T \7"ALLi.. . .■■ |* j3»oyal. v -VLLI v ALLi:, '"-'-':, i ROYAL. in a Dramatic Surprise,- '■■-.-'-| OVAL. IN 5 ACTS.. - :'.■ ! "OOYAL. 210 EXQUISITE SCENES, I -OOYAL. THE TT IGH "ROAD;. ' f EOYAL. —HE JLJ-IGH ; I OVAL. Magnificently- Acted, Gorgeonslr. 1 EOYAL. Costumed. and Its Scenic; . "m OVAL. Effects a Revelation. ,».. Star. ; Jfi "DOYAL. Cast of Incomnarahle "Metro:'."? m -i-iiOYAL. Players. 3 "DOYAL. The Realistic Fire Scene:.i: |§ AiJOTAL. A Revelation. ~', H "DOYAL. Great Supporting: Programme;. || THURSDAY—CLARA KIMBALL. YHIIXBt£ I ill. "MARRYING MONEY." £'■ M DANCING.— Every Wednesday. ilnnio r 3;" 1 Hail. Elementary Class, 7to £. XI I Tate. Musician: C. Colbert, M:C. W-&'_ DANCING. — Miss Snencer. Teacher oti 1 Dancing. — Classes. Saturday- Aftee-/: if noons in Foresters' Hall, Edinburgh. Sti,,:..' il Newton. 2.00 p.m. Classes at 25, Vraeenc.V '.11 St.. Mon. and Wed.. 7.45 p.m. Erivate" ;|\ Lessons any tine by !<} etc., 20. % r mcenc St. 'Phone 22371 It.:". H AN C E ~E LT T Bjr. J FORESTERS" HALL, "■■.■' j EDINBURGH STREET. NEWTON. '■'..' EVERY THURSDAY. 8-10. : | Hon. Sec.. H. N. Hunt. MLC, T:. Hblfet.... I •*""""""^""^~"TT. ' i SCCIiBSIASTICAS. "" 1 OF CHRIST. WEST 3TSEEE: ' 1 THE THIRTY-SIXTH ANXTTEKSAEE ' 1 OF THE CHURCH. 1 | Will be Celebrated -. ' : | . TO-MORRCW 1 WEDNESDAY) EVESTSffi' : >-1 BY A REUNION SOCIAL, :'"T | At wliich Church Members will Bare;»".a Opportunity tor Renewing of: FratemcE ; t I Bonds. Chair to be taken ar 7.30. Btie£:'.;i I Addresses on Phases of church Life audi: i j Work, will he givert and Slusical; 3SM r -| ! Other Items will he rendered. Frienflte f and Sympathisers are inaited to join;lit- f i this Meeting. Collection for Expenses. QuF-" : \ 1 ssjm ij i :: j SEGSA3BI3 ESTATES.. ■'. I I.TTHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE-.ACT;,-' I — IXOS. iSectioiL 50). In the Estate of PETER FLXNX... o£ ] I'oit Fltzroy, Great Barrier, KerirsC ' i Fai'mtr. deceased. All creditors and. others hiTing clihns .' tnis Estate' are. hereby rejeirecu m I I send them, with: narticnlarc>. on the lonns' 1 [li-oa-ided. ro the Local Deputy Pnbiierj.! Trustee. Pnblic Trust Office. AacJiianu; ; M_ I or before the ith clay of September,"THlS. ~ t Accounts not rendered by-the date-names.- I may he rejected. • . • I All moneys payable to the above estate 5 -"' j may be lodged to the credit of the Eitffife- . [Trustees account at any postal mone^.-. ; o:dei- oilice. or paid to the Local" DsukHT"' Pui-dc trustee, i'ublic Trust Olfice. Aacfe-" I laud. - .v^ FRED FTTCHSTX. " ' '■"■ \ • Public Trustee."'':' j -Ft only. 1010. 519; as,t trsioip.. V XT UNION—A. YOUNGEUSEANI)Winning Numbers: Ist prize. No. 36K- ' 2nd. No. 837: 3rd. No. 1252: ith, No..SS6r.'.' oth. No. 1-TJil: tlth. No. L 234-: 7th. Xbi • I--.2: Sth. No. 325; Oth. No. OS7; LOth,. N0;.."SlO. ' _i 9 j TTt O R -j-jr t R; Si,: j TWO CHASE CHAR-A-BANCS.. ,!:S Comfortable and Lnsurious, Sealing "7 aud in Passengers. Picnics. Lodges. Clubs. Footballers.. Prrrala <v- Operatic Parties. Funerals. etev Catered' For. Prices. 'Phone 01353. . JOHN W." ANDREW,''" Manager.. SESTATJBAjffT -3JSTX> TEA SGQiSS-' THItY a F'.sh Lnnch at the Auctlim*" - -i- Trawling Fish Depot. Loaver Queen St., next HeliabyV. D l .-;. ■pEIGR'S QTILL x EADEilfi- "■•''"■ / MEALS IN THE CIH~ (STRAND RCADE. XTEGETAR I A N TV I : HAVE YOU TRIED A VEGETAHIaS i DINNER? IP NOT. GIVE US A TRIAL. j Brenltfaat. s.ll a.m.: Dinner, 12-2.'p.m-tl I Dinner, 3-7 p.m. _ V'S:S> XT' EGETAR IA N pit't I THIRD FLOOR iTake Liit)i, : >g: [ STRAND ARCADE.