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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 243, 11 October 1916, Page 12

«•' S AHUwb m TiwVH- , "; THE-HOME'OF HTLABrtT. ri\HE ff OPBE(Phone No.' 1585.) . Direction ..-..•.. Ben. J. Fulleri , Our Familiar Nightly Spectacle. . CROWDED ■ -_ DELIGHTED AUDIENCES. The People's Tribute to the Brightest, Cleverest, and Best Balanced Vaudeville : BUI' seen here for years, r I Headed by the Celebrated-Englisn Actress, ...^y;rs ; H \yfi* k NE :; ,-.. ."■yyjT N,;N E.-. In New Impressions of English Hoae-life. A Fine Actress. A Great Folt Actress. One whose delicate and' fine art enables all to perceive the inner beauties of the types she represents. ' '-'■ LAST '■"FOUR NIiSHTS OF r. LAST ■ FOUR- NKJH3B OF yjxMSE. ) '•■■': TffITHTIE. Supported by a Strong Bill of International .. ■■ . . Stare. • .... -::. - LALLIE BROOK - The OkWaehfoned Girl. WILFRED- DUBOIS - - Eccentric Juggler GRACE COMPTON - - - - "- Balladist COYNE AND LIVINGSTONE la Burlesque EURASIANS ------- Black Art OKI'HBA - • - •-"- -•- BlUßlcal Artist LES WARTON. -' - - - TluTOdd Man. SHIPP AND GAFFSBY. Eccentric Dancers. MONTAMBO AND WELLS, Sensational Comedy Acrobats. ' FULLER'S POPULAR PRICES": D.C. or O:8., -J/;' Stalls,-• 1/; Gallery, 6d. Reserves tkl extra. Plan at Robertson's, Music. Sellers,. l&J, Qaeeu Street. Open i> a.m. to 5 p.m. EVERYBODY'S '. v'toiitijours LjvVfciRYBODY'S ■■• ■? ■ ■ ■I-J t r fcKl'BODY"b "L,'*VKKYiIOUI-fa .. VKRVBODY'S § KJ EVKinBODYB rißAPLiar VERYBODY'S XJ EvE.Ryijo.pY's Pf VERYBODY'S ■pVERYBOIJY'S "fnHE EVERYBODXS - ,'CtIB.EMAN.'* . VERYBODYS • TJIVERYBODY'S - JCJ VERYBODY'S U^VEBTBODY'S JCiVERYBODY'S ■-«- • ■ - TTIVERYBODY'S fWWO •XL* VERYBODY'S ■*- .■' EVERYBODY'S f^REAT VEBTBODY-S .VT EVEK tBOD.VS „ ffITAB VERYBODY'S "." T :.,_, EVERYBODY'S -piCTCBES. " VERYBODY'S '*■' - EVERYBODY'S ' VERYBODVS EVERYBODY'S ■ - ■ VEBYBODT'S %£x<&im -EVERYBODY'S TVOCGI4AS iaVERYBODTS Ci^eiAVß-e "IHVEBYBODY'S .TU»BA>KS H'VERYBbDY'S ; ' EVERYBODY'S E« VERYBODY-S J--ITX. XnVEBYBODY-S " -fTIHE ~ ' XJ/VERYBODY'S : ■*-*■ "■ ' ' EVERYBODYJS ■■■:' vEBYBOpys ■■■■- .' 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GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT. ■ Anthony -Hope's Thrilling Masterpiece, - "THE PRISONER OF KENDA." " THE PRISONER OF ZENDA," . " THE PRISONER OF.. ZENDA," . -,;-... • -." .:Fearurinj| :. : :.-.;- ".,, HENRr AINLEY, Who will be rememHENBt;,AINLEY. bered Jn '.' JELPS," The Story of a Man who wa.s a King, and ■ ":"■■ ">. :.-'• King, who was a "Man. ' : '6000 FT ;OF SROMANTIC FERVOUR. . . -Also, the ° Most Remarkable of all ~.-: T - Screen Comedies, r --•;■-- SEE '■■', SYD CHAPLIN' - : " .. SYD CHAPLIN ' IN • "THE STJBMABINE PIRATE" IN " THE SUBMARINE PIRATE." Four Reels :bf . Fu"! ; Produced by MACK SENNETT, Dlrector-in-Chief of Keystone ' '- Triangle Comedies/ : ';.:. rpOWN HALL COSCDRCC CHAMBER^ MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 101 ft. -• .. /STRAND "T\ANOB . T>BqtTAL -.-- " :'f' : :L ; " . .By.' THE MISSES BBRESFOBD'S PUPILS. MOST' XTTBACTiyE. PROGRAMME. : T . - :§PNGS AND DANCES ' In Beautifnl- and Picturesque Costumes, . .. v ■ wltli Limellg'ht Effects. (Stage ■• Manager, J. Wallace Atkinson. Admission—Front Seats 2/; Back Seats, 1/.-:' Reserved Box Plan at Eagletou's. ; Dobts-open "T."i6;-performance, -8 sharp. : ■ -.:■■ --■ ■ ■- -- ■ -■-■~ .-■• 530 ECCT.ESIASTICAL. ■ ■rWTT METHODIST CHURCH. CLOSING' JUBILEE CEs-BBRATIOV TO-NI«HT (WEDNESDAY), OCT 111 ,« .-J-V,-...-.-.-At 7.30.p.iri.. .. .'. ' YOUNG PEOPLE'S DBMONiSTRATibV ■: f IN ! TfHB CHCRCH, TT ' Chairman: -Mr - George W-isstpne (VicePxesident of Conference). Speakers: Revs E. Bellhouse and (P.^T^piSis "" rareate.and Friends Invited. cbUecthm .'_ -'■ '''- •■:'■ ■■'... -- '■■' ■■-■ ■■ .'-• ■ Sl9- - B S.E " OF \ A-UC'KLANd". MEETINGS OF . SYNOD i-THURSDAY, OCTOBiBB {o Quiet day at the Cathedral Synodmen, ana Church Workers (men ami women).- ■ ■'■ .... c " .•"*" Conductor: The Bishop of Auckland Hours of ■ Service: Holy Communion " 745 . a:m.;sMatins, and Address, 10 tm.and Address,, 12 noon; Intercession Und Address, 3 p.m.; Evensong and Address. 4.30 p.m.: Sjv.av., at the CmtSidraVinterIntercession, br thn Bishop;. preacher, the Rev. c. A Tlsdnii FRIDAY,. OCTOBER 13 T^AaXl ' 11 a.m.: At tlie Cathedral, Celebration of the Holy CommnnVm (MerbeckeT ;. 3 of Synod. . - . .s. p.m\—Church. Meettne at 'cJmtmii Chamber. Town Hall; (a)i "Tie . Side of War," Rev. XV. Q. MoncJtto? STa<X>Y "War as * Cleansing Flre.'-fev* AV'H . Colvllle, M.A.; (c) "CHrTetianity • .Si Patriotism. ,, Rer. W. B. GUl»ni r "- eCTNDAY, OCTOBER 15. r SAt U a.m., MwSeaer the ' ffife : , Vα" , - preacller ' ****&! S! tows watt. ..: ■ eeleam M«iorial MUxS^h,