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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 191, 11 August 1917, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. TTiULLEB'S QPEEA -|_rOUSE. Direction: Ben J. and John Fuller. AT 8 — TO-NIGHT — AT 8. ONE BIG GLORIOUS SUCCESS. PAUL QTANHOPE'S TyTUiSICAL T>EVUE /COMPANY In the Hilarious Musical Playlet. | "RAZZLE "TkAZZLE | | AVAZZLE ■L'AZZLE 1 The Brightest, Breeziest, Busiest and Best Laughing Entertainment Ever Placed Before a Dominion Audience. Preceded by Varieties. BILLY AND DORIS — BUNTY CO.— BALTO—CABLTON AND SUTTON— And Last Night. Last Night. CUSKOS JUNGLE CIRCUS. Educated Dogs and Monkeys. FULLER'S SATURDAY PRICES: D.C. or 0.5., 21; Stalls, 1/6; Gallery, 1/. Plan till noon at Robertson's, afterwards Ideal Confectionery, Wellesley Street. KING'S mHEATRE. ING'SA.H E A T R E. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FORTY-FOURTH WEEK. A RRANDON - rjIIEMBB T-VEAMATIC pOMTANY, In Ouida's Great Masterpiece, TTNDER /TWO T7.LAGS. TTNDER mWO Tj-LAGS. TTNDER mWO pLAGS. TTNDER mWO pLAGS. KATHLEEN ARNOLD As CIGARETTE. . _, A GREAT PLAY AT POPULAR PRICES. SEE THE GREAT BATTLE TABLEAUX. Act 1. A FOREIGN FLAG. Act 2. JEALOUSY. Act 3. COURT-MARTIALLED. Act 4. PARDONED. DEATH OF CIGARETTE. PRICES: 2/ and If. Ladles Half-price. • Book your Seats at Finlay's, News Agent, or Ring Up King's Theatre for Seats. 'Phone 3084. ARCADIA. RCADIA. LAST NIGHT. ARCADIA RCADIA. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN In TVIPLOMATIO QERVICE. Doors Open, 6.30; Second Session, 5.30. COMING MONDAY; "VTAOMI pHILDERS. AN AOMI V-HILDERS. In THE A UCTION f\F TTIRTUE. HE -tA UCTION V IRTUE. A Powerful 5-Part Photo-Drama. pLOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. MISS ZOE BARTLEY, » S 53, Security Buildings. ORGAN RECITAL. /Tl O W N "TT A L L. mH I S pVEN IN G. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, AT 8 P.M. A R G A .N RECITAL MR MAUGHAN BARNETT (City Organist). Vocalist: MRS JOHNSTON TOPLIS. PROGRAMME. 1. Nuptial Postlude Faulkes 2. '''The Swan" and "At TwUight" Stetrblns 3. Toccata Glgout 4. "II Baclo" CThe Dream of Home). .Ardlti MRS JOHNSTON TOPLIS. 5. Fantasle In A ....Cesar Franck 6. Minuet Paderewskl 7. Overture, "Si j'etals Roi" Adam INTERVAL. 8. "For All Eternity" Mascheronl MRS JOHNSTON TOPLIS. I 9. Theme for Carillons and Organ..Manghan Bnrnett 10. March, "Pomp and' Circumstance" Elgar Accompanist: MR LEO WHITTAKER. Admission, 6d. Doors Open 7 30 HENRY W. WILSON, . o ...._ Town Clerk. August 8, 1917. 512 THE JUBILEE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND. MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. " QRGAN TJECITAL, By MR. ERNEST CHITTY M.A. I (Past Pupil of the Institute). I TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, AT 8 O'CLOCK i Vocal Items by MR ERNEST DRAKE, i Admission, 1/. I R. LESLIE HUNT, **—' Secretary. | LECTURES. gPECIAL BIBLE LECTURE. -| MR. R E. B. NICHOLSON, V.DJM., of I Melhoume, Australasian Secretary of the International Bible Students' Association, will Lecture in the CONCERT CHAMBER Town Hall, SUNDAY, Angust 12th, at 7.30 p ; m. Topic: THE JUDGMENT OF THE NATIONS." All Invited. Seats Free No Collection. _q ©TT OM E NURSING. The First Lecture will be given to Ladles at the Ambulance Station, Rutland Street, on li KIDAY, August 17, at 7 p.m. The Fee for the Course of 6 Lectures (7/6) must be prepaid to WILLIAM RATTRAY, Honorary Secretary. Ambulance Station, R«tland Street. 202 "T IFE'S' MINGLED YARN."—Y.M-CA A- TO-MORROW, 3 P.M. xmKj *- Don't miss this Closing Address of Mr -happell's Special Series. 204 FOOTBAT.T., ! 1* JJUGBY pOOTBALL. gATURDAY "pn-EXT, ° ' AVGTJST lg QBICKET p ROUND. WELLINGTONELLINGTON (Black and Gold) v. AUCKLAND UCKLAND (Blue and White). Don't Forget Your Colours. COME AND SEE THE OLD RIVALS, PLAYING THE GRAND OLD GAME OF RUGBY. I P. McELWAIN, 526 Hon. Secretary. I STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. THAMES OLD BOYS' FOOTBALL i MATCHES AT THAMES. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1917. The p.s. Wakatere will leave Auckland on FRIDAY, August 24, at 6.30 p.m., nnd wiU leave Thames on SUNDAY, August 26, at 11.30 a.m. FARE: 10/ RETURN. Tickets may be obtained at Auckland , Rugby League's Office, Shortland Street. 16