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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 142, 15 June 1917, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. IT 5 uajestts THEiTRE> Direction: J. C . WILLIAMSON LTn _______!ffJ^-*« SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW .SATURDAY, vr ■>,« of - 15 ' "DADDY LONG LEGI" Children Half-price to All p art , Fr Late Door Gallery Elce Pt TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AXn MONDAY NEXT. D Two Farewell Nights of Season. "THE OUTCAST" " THE OUTCAST." MISS MaeDOXELL'S TRIUMPH. TO-NIGHT, AT 8.10 OTI Orv XO-NIGIIT. AT 8.1, g.ggg£ -HOY IS THE IDOL OF AUCKLAND. Phenomenal Success Aeht<__i ■ RrßliantCaiiadian'sta?!-^,^ KATHLENE MacDOXELL M£H LKNK -^"CDOXELL KATHLENE MacDOXELL KATHLENE MacDONELL KATHLENE MacDOXELL] Along with the Famous Actor, CHARLES WALDRO.V CHARLES WAle-KOS, Supported by the Elect of J. c WlHhm. '»"" Come ' J - v A 'tl»u. including siS?.Moore, in the Greatest Comedy Ever Staged, "DADDY LONG LEGS'' " DADDY LONG LEGS'' ; " DADDY LONG LEGS'" " DADDY LONG LEGS'"

USUAL PRICES OF ADMISSION: ! Dress Circle aud Reserved Stalls, 0/ Stalls. 3/: Gallery, 1/; Early Bow 1/ extra to Stalls and Gallery ' v BOX PLANS FOR SEASON NOW OPT* AT WILDMAN AND AREY'S * coufat. t '*' lC XlCket " a * ColomaD ' s ' ,'l-ob» fr "ttictoria — fT_YOXPi*__ V ICTORIA AJ ■ lvX ' SATURDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY SECT A Great Famous Players Production" " Ucaturlng " ZA'/.i" ■ ZAZA. ■• z_;,_« " ZAZA. ' Pauline "Z_l"'' • ZAZA. ' -. ZAZ^,, "ZAZA. Frederick. 'ZIZV "ZAZA." -zy/X" MATINEE. SATURDAY, AT ..30.

SALE OF WORK, rp. 0 - D A Y. T 0 - D A V, *- AND SATURDAY. June 15th and liith. OA L E OF TTT 0R X, *° In the " EPIPHANY PARISH HALL, XEIYTOX, To be Opened by MRS H. B. MORTON', at 3 p.m. ■} Sessions: 3 to 5.30 p.m.; 7 to 10 p.m. Admission in Afternoon Free. In Evening: Adults Od, Children 3d. 551 SOCIETY OF ARTS. J AST CHANCE To SEE THE piCTL'EES OF THE -yEAR, At tbe SOCIETY OF ARTS GALLERY, TO-MORROW. 12.30 to 5 aud 7.30 to 10 p.m. Afternoon Tea and Sale of Cakes. Musical Programme by Mrs Patrick Cole, -Miss Muriel Allen, Miss Oliphant, Miss Kemp, Mr ■Warhrh-k. and Mr Norman Kent ADMISSION. I,'. 546 S. STUART, Sec. FOOTBALL.

"pOOTBALL. TTtOOTBALh rpO-MORROW (SATURDAY), JUNE 18. Under Auspices of .Auckland Rugby Union. 2STII REINFORCEMENTS (UNBEATEN TILE XT HAM TEAM) V. MAORI SOLDIERS FRO— NARROW NECK CAMP, -No. 1 GROUND, EDEN TARK. Proceeds in Aid of Returned Soldiers' Association. Admission, fid. Grand Stand, 6d-Est— TO COMMENCE AT 3 P.M.

gU SPECTACULAR 4§p» TTtOOTBAhh tf U__Q THE POPULAR GAMNORTHERN TTNION -pOOTBALhi At VICTORIA PARK. mO-MORROW. QATUUOA*". pONSONBY V. rtlTi', AT 3 P.M. SHARP. This will be another great go. and Is stirt to surpass last Saturday's giinie ADMISSION. FREE. STAND. ','• 511 R. A. SPlNLlXSei£i£iT""_. pCGBV FOOTHA - - 1 * iffa AUCKLAND RUGBY CXI"*" FIXTURE'S. M TO - Mo ' >aoW (■"'ATcnDAyi. AT ALEXANDRA PARK. '«,„ - p.m.— KINGS COLLEGE V. bACBI.U HEART. 3 p.m. — UNIVERSITY V. GUAt iv.i (Seniors). .... Bright. Clean. Interesting VWW" '„, Admission: lid. Ladies Free Stan*. «£ Returned Soldiers and Men on «« Cordially Invited. „ <..„ 51- PERCY McETAVAIX. 'I° n - _£_

MOTOR 'BUS SEKV_____. A UCKLAND SIGHTSEEING jTBlg A From G.P.O. Dally.-- a.m. fflg* a/; 2.50 pm. till 5.50 p.m., j/. after uu» te-i free.-Chase Tourist Sight-seeiaiJ Ljjj Ltd. 'Phone 1333. - RESTAURANTS, TEA^OOMS^ rpaY a Fish Meiu'Tt A. opposite "Herald" Ohlce, Quee" g Select Rooms for Ladies, puolTi StTll p^ BEIST "I / MEALS IN THE CITY*. (STRAND A RCADE. —: —r-rr~t- _ -ii3su™ rndlY a Fish Lunch at the - , JL Trawling Fish Depot, 1-ncr m n St., next Hellahy's. _.