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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 196, 17 August 1917, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. 7" JJIS rjHEATBB, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY! JMn MONDAY, *"■■ AUGUST 18 AND 2«, GRAND -DENEFIT pERFORWANC* RAND -I-»ENEFIT JT ERFORMANcI Under the Patronage and in the Pre. of His Worship the Mayor and Mayor**.' Mr and Mrs J. H. Gunson, And the Members of the Auckl» M Patriotic League. -~«mi RICE T.RAMATIC r«OMPAw ice Dramatic vJompasj' In Dion Boucicault's Great Slave Drata,,' ' mHE O ct OROON, I J-HE v-'CTOROON. mHE f\ CT OROON I •J-HE OCTOROON, Featuring MISS RACHEL RICE, Australia's Favourite Emotional Actreti ZOE, THE OCTOROON GIRL, - Supported by a Powerful Cast of 70 — PERFORMERS— /7a «V__ PERFORMERS— (\J Total Proceeds in Aid of the SOLDIERS' /-ILTJB. OLDIERS' Hear the Xew Zealand Vocal Quarh* (The Premier Coon Harmonisers). NOTE.—His Majesty's Theatre has bea, renovated from floor to ceiling. Come ana Bee the Artistic Decorations. The whole produced by and under tin direction of Mr Thos. A. Holdsworth. ™ PRICES: 3/, 2/, and 1/. Box Plans now open at Wlldman «m Arey s. No extra charge for booking Orchestra at 7.45. Motors at 10.40 House Manager: MR FRANK BKOWN. ARCH A. DONALD, 501 Hon. Secretary. »TvO-NIGHT AT Q _ \ TOWN HAL L. ~,, „ TOWN HALL. ' "!S_ 5 lnal Opportunity of Witnesaine fh. Official British and French War OfflcT Films, THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE* THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE* _ And ' THE ADVANCE OF THE TANKS THE ADVANCE OF THE TANKS. lII? £ gg£ . £H5 ™m . LAST NIGHT LAST N GHT Do Not Miss the Last Opportunity •_„ Help the Soldiers at the Front The Rev. C. H. Laws. 8.A., will Preside Run Under Direction of the YM C A By Arrangement with tbe New Zeatand National Government. Prices.—2/. 1/. and 6d. No extra to . reserves Children half-price to 2/ and 1/ . seats. Box Plan at Wildman and Arert . Organ Recital by Mr. Arthur E. Wusoj from 7.30 to 8. ■ Patriotic Solo by Mr. W. Moore. M A vau<stt t ROBERT MARSH , In TTAPPnv , "THE MARRIAGE OF MOLLYO" * VICTORIA THEATRE DEVONPORT. SAT., MON., TUES. NEXT™ FOOTBALL. Jk JJTJGBY -pOOTBAII, //ST mO-JIOBKOIfi If VIQ (SATURDAY). ■QOMAIN pRICKET Q.ROUND, AT O O'CLOCK. WELLINGTON ELLINGTON (Black and Gold) V. Ar C X L A N D UCKL A N D - (Blue and White). CURTAIN RAISERS: i 1 P.M.. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. . ' P.M., SACRED HEART V. KING* COLLEGE. Admission, 1/; Grandstand, 1/ extra.. Returned Soldiers, in uniform, free to ground only. , Players must produce their passes. Vehicles, 1/ extra. P. McELWAIN, t Hon. Sec. Auckland Rugby Union. 516 i* SPECTACULAR JRH} -pOOTBALL. AS USUAL. H VzP XrORTHERN TJXIOX. EXTRAORDINARY. FINAL ROOPE ROOSTER CHAMPIONSHIP. ■pONISONBY V. r^ITY, Champions, 1017. Champions, 1918. Kunners-up, 1010. Runners-up, IM<CAN PONSONBY WIN THE DOUBLE? CITY SAY "NO." Proceeds to Charity. Stand, 1/. 532 B. A. SPIXLEY, Secretary HOCKEY. ; TCTOCKEY. -£} -tJ-OCKEY. /tj£) REMUERA GROUNDS, MARKET ROAD. ** W SATURDAY, AUGUST «. ci» At 3 p.m. SOMERVELL V. ST. LUKE'S. A.RETA V. MT. EDEN. DON'T MISS THESE MATCHES. At 2 p.m. FINAL SECOND GRADE CHAMPIONSHIP. A'RETA V. MOUNT EDEN. Ladies' and Junior Matches at 2 p.* Admission, 6d. ravilion Free. — MOTOR BUS SERVICE. AUCKLAND SIGHT-SEEING TRIPS' Winter Programme. Trips from G.F-Oji Mon., Wed., and Sat. (mornings excepted)' 2.30 till 5 p.m., 5/; afternoon tea ft*. Chase Sight-Seeing Co., Ltd. Further particulars Phone 2420 (3 rings). ™. RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. TRY a' Fish Meal at Sanford's Shop, opposite "Herald" Office, Queen SB Select Rooms for Ladies. D TORIOR'S QTILL T EADIK'ft BEST -t / MEALS IN THE CITY^ CjTRAND ARCADE. , : x ~ » TOY a Fish Lunch at the AurtM' -L Trawling Fish Depot, Lower Qoeej St., next Hellaby's. »