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

AWUSEBXEHTB. I •TTIHE -DIBTH OP A .JTATIOXyou owe it to yourself to witness at kut One representation of this, '"' • ably the greatest, most stupendous , '?!- ' and the best-acted moving picture r 53 the world- has -yet or ever produce. ■ ■= PRICES— '' ; -■■.-'' ' " ' * BREBS piRCLE: - -.' # RESERVED, g/ f jJNBBSBEVED; f> / , | OTALLS: ' l •DESERVED, "O /'TTNBESERVED, .•* -/ ft "fJIHE giJBTH, OF A. JJATIOS* 'j Will be remembered" when all other stir I photo-plays are entirely forgotten." -/ , TTIS jyTAJESTY'S . rjVHEATRt - DIRECTION J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. 1 * Manager: John FarrelL ■ — f "rpHE "gIRTH OF A RATION." It Stirs the Soul like the Sound of liartlal i - ■•-■' -■■■■ Music. ■ ■ • ';■- .. '' LAST FOUR NIGHTS. ■; f < LAST FOUR NIGHTS LAST ,FOUR NIGHTB -'.-. LAST" FOUR NIGHTS. > T : = • SATURDAY AFTEBNOOSr" ' $ SATURDAY AFTERNOOS , S AT 2.30 P.M., ' ■TTIHE TJIRTH OF A ATATIOK. ,, jj "fTIHE XIIRTH'. OF A ■JXATIOJf."" - Jl i ■•rpHE Toikth' of a >tatiox:» t "rpHE ~QIRTH : OF A \ Without a doubt it 'is ten years ahead of «JI .-. \ other photo-plays, and it Is unlikely that ■-"'"■ we will ever again witness anything * ~: approaching . its- > wealth, "»> detail -, and. construction. ~ • ;-. PBICES— ~ ■QRESS £URCLE: _ ■DESERVED, Q V TJNBESEBVED, ft/ TJESEBVED, 9/ TJNRESEETED, 1/ : CHILDBEN HALF-PRICE TOALt^S ■'•-■ ■"■ ' PARTS. : -. •■ ..,,;.. ■ Plans at Wildman and Arey's.; Day Saks at Coleman's, Tobaccouiat, H.M. ThetUe ■ \ Arcade. -,-.:-..-.-.. ~->. »■ .', -.- ' '-' : ;.;c0?$& - JJIS ATAJESTY'S rnHEATKL' FRIDAY,-OCTOBER 27 # .at lAs'wbZa-: GREAT TRANCE CARNIVAL. - \ KEAT V/ARNIVAL: /-«REAT_ TRANCE ftARNIVAL, [ ■pOB QPB WOUNDED." ' VICTORIA LEAGUE-BED CROSS FCStu - ■jyries /NTBciL jgrALii and mt ■ . mfcLENTED T>UPILB:, -'^t$H Will Present a Wonderful Night'e Bβ**. talament, as; seen' only---at:, tie,' ; Sß«i|fi|| Continental.Theatres. '.-$-'it^iSaHp' , See the Brilliant-"Russian Divertise<aeßt?<i^g| Marvellous Dancing. ■' '" - -\V • See the Wonderful Oriental Tragedy Been; ' "The Captive Dancer." Thrilßse afldv -Gorgeous. . .•----■ • ■ ~-,;-. ; See the Classic Pastorale, "The Dryad," «-• V ■ 1 enchanting story and, dainty ■dsnHsAaJi See "The Golden "Butterfly," a' ChiMrefi ', I Fairyland Ballet, acted and 'by charmingly costumed,- d«Wl|l jj children. » . ".•■■■., See "The" Gay: Parintenne," a - Paris. , ' alluring and epartling. ■. jSSWB ■ See "The Tarantella, ,, a vivid and dnwSH • ; " ■-. ■■.-.: ■■:•. , See the Bonnie Highland Laadea tn-iJiaMl "SheantreuSi*. , See "Two "Strings'.to Her Bour," svdaialjs§SK y< '■ • Dance 'Comedy. ■'■ ■'*■ n -*" "■"" Hear Mrs Patrick Cole, the . ' Charming Soprano, as the"wonderful >"Bell Song,"--Opera Lakme. First appeu- • • ance"to"Australasia. •• •- .-' Stage Manager, Mr Alan McElwain. •Prices: 3/, 2,', 1/- Three Shilling;B»lig|p reserved free at Wildeen and Tickets sold at Wildnwn and Cross Depol (Court's), Williamson's Buildings, Shotttandßt. - 1 < — Clnb, -Onut* Bill, Xewtca, To-BieHt, Wedneto» . Uih, 8 to 11 "p.m. '<Seats-l/.- ledleSa. iß*Jt Gtovtr's Mps;-. __*■ ,', ANCE -teEOITA&S.' —We , hare imt. openea'-'up":"*:: large stock of Genee" Toe Dancing Shoee; variety of Ballet Shoes. Satin" Ce»e|«J: ! i and all classes of Theatrical < order; • "EBSBST E. I^BANISG: • ■'- .. Footwear Retail Dept, -' 32 : -;..- .;:..--.?.. 10. Wakefield Strcgt. TV . ; -A..;,,.;. '. I-i S 5T MTJNBO'S HALL. PONSOKB.T MJA£&l<' ELEMENTARY CLASSES.— TmtaSDJ&giSM at 7.30; TUESDAyS, at 7 (by arns ADVANCED CLASSES.' —TOESDAXSATURDAY, at 8. Adeane's Ore»sflfc;;»'; '■■-.. .W.'-jCARTWRIGHT. -iC?.?£&&§& C A. G. BETTANY, M-C*. 0- N I GUT- ■■-■ •"•;■•■-■ Tvß -.N | BENEFIT DAKCE, ST. BENEDICTS \ ! HALL, EAST 6T.~1n aid of-PigtiMJfrfffl I Widow. All patrons cordiaUy ! Gents 1/6, Ladies 1./. Llllis - Orchestn. i 75. jP.'J» MeCABE, Hon. Secretari>|f| HUIA SOCIAL CLUB—EVERY FHID*T ' 9 EVEXIXe, ~ FORSSTEBS' Ha£§m EDINBURGH ST., NEWTON,-,8 Ladies, 6d::-,G«nte;,-l/. Parker's OrcheftliSSS 3IcF. Beazler, S. Thornton, G.: Hon.—Sees. ■ $£&, ■DETER EAWSOX.-Hear him sing «s " - 1 - Zbhophone Records at Eady'e, Qnii«S St.;^riee, : 2/9 and &/. . . ~ v* pxcHxcs, ExctmsiOHS, sra TJOTORUiI .;j jjoiqrua. ' jjOTOBci: : JJOTOKUA: ) • ■ ■DOTORLA. CHEAP EXCURSIONS BY RAIL' EVSIiS ] SATLKDAI, available *or Return' ; fol!o\riug THUBSSDAY, from Taumarwet ! Thames, ' Atftklafed,' acd aU : 1 Stations, alao Kaipara Line. , :-;' Hot Mineral Baths. Boiling Pools, Ger»a* ?-■■■ Lovely Lakes, .Tennis, Bowls,' 'Cnqa*££gg : Trout Fishing, Deer Stalking, Maori Life. I : THE WORLD'S.'WONDEBLAKD.- '■/'.% Ideal Re'sorf for Health, Sport, ttJv • r.-:. , -~Pleaeure. 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