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AMUSEMENTS. One fairer than my Love! the allseeing sun. Whoe'r saw her match since the world begun.—Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act 1., scene 2. "ROMEO AND JULIET, "DOMED AND JULIET, "DOMED AND JULIET, TO-NIGHT, AT 8. I/ RIC ' ' I/ BIC ' "pOMEO AND JULIET, TJOMEO AND JULIET. J-JOMEO AND JULTET, Shakespeare's Immortal Masterpiece. The sweetest story ever told, is the subject of the new William Fox Master Him Production, which stars nm ED A T>ARA. rpHEDA TJARA. Fortrayed by a enst of well-known artists, with a setting more sumptuous and magnificent thuu nuytlii-g yet done iv Moving Pictures. In the role of Romeo TTARKY TJILLIARD TTARRY TTILLIARD Is superbly cast. He play, admirably the young lover who cannot brook separation from his wife, even ln death. I Please Note.—The committee in charge of tbe Celebration at Stratford-upon-Avon of the Anniversary of Shakespeare's birth, April 23, 1364, chose this film to be shown in the Shakespeare's Cinema during the Celebration. The entire production was made in the Fox Studios, New Jersey, yet the committee found that in ac- J curacy of detail it was not approached by any other Pictures of a Shake--1 spearean Play. I Special Music by THE LYRIC ORCHESTRA Directress: Dorothy Nicol. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT ONCE. Plans at Burkes, Tobacconist, opposite HeTald Office, Queen Street, also at Lyric. 'Phone 3645. Prices: D.C.. 1/: Stalls, 6d: Reserves, I/O; Children, Half-price (Saturday Night excepted).

TO-DAY. p RAND rptCEATBE. TO-DAY. Opp. G.P.O. Triangle Drama. Triangle Drama. "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." •LAST OF THE INGRAMS-'' "LAST OF THE INOIhAMS." "LA-ST OF THE INGRAMS.'' "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." A Great and Wonderful Picture, featuring WILLIAM DESMOND. WILLIAM DESMOND. "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRIAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRIAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRIAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." One of the Triangle Greatest Productions, featuring MARGEUi WILSON. MARGERY WILSON. To be seen only at the Grand. "LAST OF THE INGRAMS.'' "LAST OF THE INGRIAMS.'' "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." "LAST OF THE INGRAMS." "LAST OF THE rNGfRIAMS.'' Fine Supporting Programme. Interest — "EGYPTIAN ECHHIMOM" — Pathe. TopicaI—"GAUMONT GRAPHIC." Comedy. Comedy. "BRAVE LITTLE WALDO." To be seen at the GBIAND only. Where do you get such a programme for your money, and A Dainty Cup o_ Tea served Free In the CircleJ W EST E XD - FRANK KEENAN FRANK KEENAN Id the "Triangle" Drama, "THE CRAB." "THE CRAB." •THE CRAB." "THE CRAB." Also Chapter 17. "GLORIAIS ROMANCE.' I •Tell-tale Envelope." West Eud Orchestra. ALEXANDRA, GREEN LANE. , EVENING, S P.M. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "T RI LB Y." " T R I L B Y." Also, " THE MASTER KEY," Episode No. 3. Overture by Orchestra, 7.55 p.m. Prices: Circle, 1/; Stalls, od. SOCIETY OF ARTS. qtHE ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION - 1 - Of tho SOCIETY OF ARTS Is one of the First things you ought to see. NOW OPEN. 12.30 TO 5 P.M. MONDAY. Admission, 1/. Afternoon Tea porvided by the Ladles' Committee. LAST FEW DAYS OF THE EXHIBITION Watch the Notices. S. STUART, •s s " l Secretary. I_3CTURES. V MCA - SOCIAL LOUNGE. -*- • Kitchener Street Entrance SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock MEETING FOR MEN. REV. W. A. BURLEY, M.A., will speak on "THE CHRIST OF TO-DAY." A Soldiers' Tea ls served at 5 o'clock, to which uuy soldier disengaged is cordially Invited. PERCIVAL J. L. KENNY, General Secretary.

WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. MISS MELVILLE, Cltv Councillor, Ulves her THIRD LECTURE On "WOMEN'S POSITION UNDER THE LAW'S OF NEW ZEALAND." In the GRAFTON LIBRARY, MT. EDEN ROAD On SATURDAY, JUNE 0, at 7.30 p.m. ALL WOMEN INVITED. Chairwoman. Mrs. 'Martin. Questions. Collection. 505 Q I T V 0 1* AUCKLAND. GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL MOUNT EDEN ROAD. ' WINTER COURSE, Lecture by MR. C. J. PARR. COLG., M.P On " BRITAIN AT WAR: PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS, 1916 " (With Lantern Illustrations). On TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1917. AdmlFsJun, wd; or by Course Ticket. HENRY W. WILSON, , . ,„,_ Town Clerk. June S, 1917. 5 o; ( AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. COMMET.CE STUDENTS' SOCIETY. Owing to Mr. Restell being called away from town on urgent business, his lecture on "Odicc Methods aud Discipline" arranged for TUESDAY. 12th June, ls postponed uuiil further notice. HERBERT INGRAM, '.___. _.._ - Han. Secretary. -TjMßS'r""Aid" Cm". rge"n"cT"c_Te-~it" 1-7 1.«; - 1 - . -/, -I . 5/0. 7,(i, 11/_, 19,6, and 27/B, nt St. John Ambulance Statiou, Uutlaml St. ' 0 10