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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 242, 10 October 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. ■'mHB "gIRTH OF A JXATION" .. /* Yon owe it to yourself to witness at least- " One representation of this, unqnestion- - ably the greatest, -most stupendous. ' ' and the best-acted moving picture "A'A • the world has yet or ever wiU- :', ! produce. EBICES— -QBESS /"MBCLE: ■DESERVED, Q7 "JJNRESERVED, A/: CTALLS: -DESERVED, O/; "JJNBESEBVED, 1/ "mHE -DiIRTH OF A ArAnON" " ' Will be remembered when all other stae photo-plays are entirely forgotten. TTIS jITAJESTY'S mHEATBH, DIRECTION J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. ' Manager: John FarrelL "mHE "DIRTH OF A ATATIOX." ; It Stirs the Soul like the Sound of Martial Music. LAST FIVE NIGHTS.' LAST FIVE NIGHTS. ■/ A LAST FIVE NIGHTS. : LAST FIVE NIGHTS. Z Z 1 LAST FIVE NIGHTS. ~ 8 FINAL MATINEE, i FINAL MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON " ; SATURPAY AFTERNOON AT 2.30 P.M., "mHE -DIRTH OF A -RATION." ' "mHE "DIRTH OF A "RATION." "mHE "DIRTH OF A "RATION."; "rpHE "DIRTH OF A "JV'ATION." * ' Without a doubt it is ten years ahead of all other photo-plays, and it is unlikely that ' we will ever again witness anything . "'•jS approaching its wealth of detail and construction. | m PRICES— QRESS /CIRCLE: "DESERVED, Q / TTNBESEBVED, rt />•' . ' c'talls. ■DESERVED, 9 f TTNRESERYED, -j / CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO ALL '•■ PARTS. Plans at Wildman and Arey's. Day Sale* at Coleman's, Tobacconist, H.M. Theatre Arcade. mOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER TO-NIGHT! TO-NIG'HJ. ! - A Gigantic Prografanne of- • . DRAMATIC, HUMOROUS AND ' 'P, MUSICAL RECITAL, In aid of Children's Hospital Fund. _, To get ln: 2/ and 1/. 5_ ARCADIA. mO-NIGHT ~~Z RCADIA. J- • AS,' ,ASa TO-MORROW. 4 1 ■*••*• BLADIA. - ".* ? r 5 j First Screening in Auckland of :*:'•'£ BLANCHE CJWEET LANCHE lO WEEI ._---£. In - . mHE "RAGAMUFFIN. •J-HB -"AGAMUFFIN. Firet Screening ln Auckland of AA-OPKINS, ' il JJEB jgp> W JNVENTION.....Co«^. THURSDAY NEXT. A Picturtsation in Four Acts of the Famous Novel by .'.'C TO_3J STRANGE WINTER, ; Tr_siY. Vuott, ■ — : —. —- , FOB Y OUB PLEASURE ASl'-'l JJELGIUM'S -JTEED. % § THE IJIYBANNY OF, rpEABS A . „ "Will be Performed in the .CONCEBT CHAMBEB, TOWN HAM* 1 rpHCRSDAY Ap JjIRIDAY. > OCTOBER 19 AND 20. * PERSONS OF THE PLAY:— Colonel Armitage - Mr w w a ~ . Butle^-^,\ F BS o rl Miss Woodward " " iSS J Jna BnMle CatherYn°e od (^P__ buxj .^ a f d f .Boult Z Miss Ruth Spencer. n T r iC^ ets to aU parts of the HaU. 2/6 each. • '■ M<_ Arey's Penß TOJIOE ROW, at WliaS^ P l l_\t^SU faxct dr ess BAIA wr^&s9' s ' Ponsonby Road". WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 .nSr*? 2/6^ La ' 1/0 XoVmaf*Tate*s 'Orchestra. .C. COLBERT, M.C. 30 . rr>; A N C I _*f G — T O - X T r*' W T' D „ iHALL. H ' Fi»- V LLOCK SOCIAL CLUB. ■ _.- S^ n l a 7' I}? S; Adduced, Bto 11.' ~ Gents Sub., 1/6. ladies, by Invitation. O.H. FOWLER. Sec . : 'f S T " SF£ R '*l CHOIH "° l rend <">" Anthem,, and Edwin Sts. To-night. Good programme. * "PETER DAWSON.-Hear him sing oi - sl ; p^^Lgx o .^ at Eady,s * ; Qneea . LAWN TENNIS. TmENNIS DLAIEtS J Can Buy the BEST RACQUETS I In the world at less than wholesale prices, from R. J. YATES, 46, Park Road, °F can get their Old Racquets Restrung better, than when new _ , by him. _ ■. ! "Herald 6 " Burkei7 * 130 ' <*-*& St* l **. °P D - FOR HIRE. F ° B ff I E S. TWO CHASE OHAR-A-BANCS, ' '**: Comfortable and Luxurious, Pfo_.„ Se ? tl i I S 27 and 15 Passengers. E'lenlcs, Lodges, Clubs, Footballers, Private ■'■.-.' or Operatic Parties, Funerals, Etc, Latered For.> Prices, Phone 1553. ; Z A T/% „,_C.T.S.S. CO., LTD.. JOHN W. ANDREW, Manager. _B RESTATTRAKTS, TEA ROOMS. mRY a Fish Meal at Sanford's Shop. Z £^„? P £ osite , He rald Office, Queen St. taelect Rooms for Ladies. D -':'■■ i POOR'S gTIIZ T EADING. '' BEST -%/ MEALS IN THE CITY. gTRAND a ,f lslx Lunch at the Auckland St n^S 1 ?, 8^^ 1811 Depot, Lower Queen . Hellaby'6. D