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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 167, 14 July 1916, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. I TROLLIES MATINEE TO - MORK/«?ll I X OLLIES MATINEE TO - MORBOW I SATURDAY — AT 2.30— SATPBDAT ■ SATURDAY —AT 2.30 — SATURDAYS' ■ DOOBS OPEN' AT 1.45 iP.jj. ''"'':■. I TTIB TITAJESTY'S rnHEATOt* S : I Direction .. HUGH D. McINTOSH. I ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS. -' I ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS v" KslV ■ ; ONLY TWO MORE '* I And - I MATINEE TO-MORROW (SATTJRDATV ' • B MATINEE TO-MORROW ■ MATINEE TO MORROW (SATURDAYS ''S■S■S I SEASON POSITIVELY CLOSES I TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVENDJG. I S ■ The Brightest and Best Show th»t" ~-/''.n4: '■ Ever Came to New Zealand. * .-: B A PROGRAMME NEVER BEFOBM * ■ EQUALLED IN NEW ZEALAND. I ELLA'CASPERS. The Girl with- : ' "" v I ELUA CASPERS. a Voice of Gold.. ; I A Wonderful ' THE BELGIAN BAND I Concert Party, THE BELGIAN BAND -Ij, ■ Featuring Jacques 801, the Famous Tenot, ' I FRANK GREENE, in "CARILLON," ;, ; Ai: I FRANK GREENE, in "CARILLOJi, ,, • I . A Story of Belgium's Suffering, I SHORT AND LITTLE, ' '- I Comedy Acrobats. ■ THE NEW, MERRY, MUSICAL FBOUt I Entitled The . # ■ miVOLI p OLLIES. : 'r 1 J- I VOL.I -T OLLIES. ''■ ■ miVOLI TfIOLLIES. , , ■ BRIGHTEN YOUR NIGHTS.' 5 I LIGHTEN DULL WIGHTB, ■ ■;■■ I ALLAY FORTUNE'S J r . I TIVOLI FOLLIES. ' ' ' ;1 I TIVOLI FOLLIES. VERA PEARCE.' i-.-'S ■ TIVOLI FOLLIE.S. VERA PEARCE. ; .&M TIVOLI FOLLIES. The Australian Mlji VS Si TIVOLI FOLLIES. Queen of the FolliS ; -• TIVOLI FOLLIES. TIVOLI FOLLIES. THELMA RAVE. ": ■ TIVOLI FOLLIES. > The Cute Copper.J^d*' TIVOLI FOLLIES. ) topped Star. /,-%& TIVOLI FOLLIES. ' - :..■ >i TIVOLI FOLLIES. JACK CANNOT, ':'-"'■ TIVOLI FOLLIES. Eyerybody'e 1d01..' '■■: ■'■'- TIVOLI FOLLIES. .' ft TIVOLI FOLLIES. GEORGE WELCftj; ? v ' TIVOLI FOLLIES. Happy Inebriate/ , ; TIVOLI FOLLIES. -.■>■:■ :;S V*£ TIVOLI FOLLIES. WALTER WEEJMI J ' TIVOLI FOLLIES. Subtle Blcoateofc ■ ■- TIVOLI FOLLIES. •.:.■*: J TIVOLI FOLLIES. FP.ANK GREEKS. TIVOLI FOLLIES. The Matinee Me^ TIVOLI FOLLIES. ■■;■..■? ; TIVOLI FOLLIES. BILLY BEGO, . /? : 'V TIVOLI FOLLIES. Prince of Silene», TIVOLI FOLLIES. ■ <!$£ JEAN KEITH, PEGGY PEATE, • And the Famous FOLLIES CHORUS AND BALLET,-gQ-PKRFORMEBS-gQ ', , < FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Under the Direction Mr Will Qulntren/ -'■. BOX PLANS. WILDMAN AND AREI'B ! UNTIL 5 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT, APTEII l WHICH THEY WILL BE AT THEATRE, HAY SALES AT THEATRE OFFICE AXIj : i§: I TRANCING— Allies' Socials, I -»-/ Hall, every Monday and ■ gents, i/C; ladies free. Elementary Clwtjip I Saturday. 3to 5 p.m. /_y - ■ it■■)'. ■ DANCING! EVERY SATURDAY I Sβ. BENEDICT'S HALL, East Streefc3>|M I off Symonds Street, under the auspice* of".".)■ ■ St. Benedict's Club. Dancing, 8 - p.m. Lillis' Orchestra. — P. J. Hon. Secretary. ■■' . "?^?^^® nTHE ANZAC SOCIAL EUCHBE PARTI , \ J- AND DANCE,'in aid o£ the Woaniia i Soldiers' Fund, will be held TO-UOBB(Mg|mH (SATURDAY), at 8 p.m.,in the OBAKGt-% HALL. Karaugatape Road. Refreshments included. Miss Long, pitnltt;iJ| B. Scanlan, Hon. Sec. ' --'Tl-i NATIONAL ItESEBVa. J:|| : ~ti' : "£*■■ -XTATIONAii BESBRVB, D'BVONPOET FIELD ARTILLERY. /■. Parade :TO-MOBidirS--Saturday alterndon.' , RULC-'i*? \r' in at corner Kerr aa4- ■ Church Streets, 2.15 p.m. N.C.O. INSTRUCTION CLASS..'".-./ MONDAYS. 7.30 p.m., at Gun Shed. ¥Ul--:^ attendance requested. • .' "^| RECRUITS WANTED. ,' ' !' By Order O.C. > . 1 74 ' J. FOTHEiRINGHAM,. . . . . . rOOTBAIX. ;■-.,.' ■■ ■ '■ — — — i jr; J* AUCKLAND PCBKD . •SS J^EAGTJE. f/2>i (NORTHERN UNIOiS COIW. a ■EPS ,PECTACTinAE F°°?^^^P mO-M0 880 W, gATtrBDA'Vn?, I IAT VICTORIA PAKK, AT S PJI. I GRAFTON V. NOBTH SHOSH : I GRAFTOS V. NOKEH I When a SPECTACULAB DISPUAI ««.'■ I UP-TO-DATE RUQBY will be Vt* I eented by specially 6trengthened ■ Admission, Cd, to benefit new Gross* I *" ■ E. A. I 638 . Secretaiji ■ ft O. a B A. A :: ?-%^^; : | jytX. ■ ."/'"' •■ XJ: ■ XJ ■- • i IQ.BAMMAB, Si TTBayg) IN Alp OP LORD MAYOR OF LONDWaS FUND FOB BELGIAN CHILDtRB!*, Under Patronage of Belgian Court, gHOW Q.BOUNDBI, TOSOHj ' rpO-JlOBBOW; gATUBJOAS,; , MATCHES 2 P.M. AND S-BJM« >. ..ADMISSION; Grounds, 6d; Stand. 6d. ",,'. » • ',' -NOFIiEBUST, : '■'■■ I' ' Tickets of Admission can be obtaiM* ; from Pupils of either School. The A.-aai ; P. Association has kindly given the ■p»:««g: the grounds free, and the Andd»nil-Ba|W-;?y;-' : Uiiion have generously .postponed all ott*f?:.;"v matches so that no counter-attractlott'-w... interfere -with this effort to help.:.W'.-.y Starving Children of Belgium. ... ' RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMg.^ mRY a Fish Meal at 6anrorus ;Bn*. 3, -•- opposite •Herald. Office, _Qneeai,-B]»' r Select Rooms for Ladles. -""".I' ■ iiX a b'ish Luncn at the AucU»". I Trawling Fish Depot, Lower <J»*e»-■■;;,; '■ St., next Hellaby'i!. .... , ■- .'jJ:':;';-1 •pRIOR'S QJTILi; T EADiNQ» J ,^^ : H BEST -J / MEALS IN THE CITt ' I gTRAND A BCADE. , ■