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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 72, 25 March 1918, Page 10

A—TDS__CENTO. WHERE TO SPEND A MEBEY . EVENING. CHANGE NIGHT TO-NIGHT. •piULLER'S QPERA TTOUSE. , Direction: Ben J. and J no. Fuller, Jnn. , , FULLER'S SUPREME VAUDEVILLE. D--r—O-NIGHT—Q .-A Night of, Laughter, and Surprises. PAUL STANHOPE'S BEVUE COMPANY, ( In the Uproariously Laughable Bevue, Youth and I DILLY DALLY | Charm_g Gladness. | DILLY DALLY | Ballets. A Feast of Colour. A Flow of Harmony. . Clever Comedians, ' Singers, Dancers and Specialists, and a Stage FULL OF PBETTY GIBLS. First Appearance in the Dominion. From Rlngling Bros.' Circus, America. BILLY LEE AND BONITA. BILLY LEE AND BONITA. The Whip King. Queen of the Rifle. THE WILD WEST AT YOUR DOORS. A Combination of Dexterous Whip Manipulation and Astonishing Sharp-shooting. Phenomenal Success. Cheered to the Echo. THE TRIO CLASSIQUE, LAURI KENNEDY. LANCE KENNEDY. ('Cellist). (Flautist). MISS DOY ADELLE, Mufi. Bac. (Solo Pianist). Their items for to-night include:— Trio, "Barcarolle," 'Cello Solo, "Ehapsodie," Flute Solo, "The Wind." Duet ■(Flute and Cornet), "Miserere." First Appearance—Direct from America. A Distinct Novelty—The Man Wonder. UPSIDE-DOWN WEIGHT. UPSIDE-DOWN WRIGHT. A Perfect Banquet of Acrobatic Surprises. BETAINED BY HUNDREDS OF REQUESTS. But Only for Five More Nights, MAUDE COURTNEY AND MR. C. MAUDE COURTNEY AND MR. C. In an Entirely New Repertoire. . Including a Screaming Local. Song Hit. AND THERE ARE OTHERS. Hickey and Rose—Lillian Nunn —Boy Lack. FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES . (Including Tax) D.C. and 6.5., 2/1; Stalls, 1/1; Gallery, 6d. Plan till 5 p.m. at Robertson's Music Depot, Queen Street. Reserves, 2/7. ARCADIA. . RCADIA. fpO-NIGHT.. ARCADIA. J-O-NIGHT. RCADIA. FIRST RELEASE IN AUCKLAND, ACCORDING mo ?"■' CCORDING -J-O *-A)DE. A Hushed Court Room—An Old Soldier on Trial—A Scar on the Judge's Head, and Then the Story:—Twenty years before a rival captain in the war took away the beautiful young wife and curly-locked baby boy of the man before the Court. , Both are near him now. His -wife cits beside him; his son ls prosecuting him. "ACCORDING TO CODE," A Story That Grips the Heart Strings, Delicate, Appealing, and a Happy Ending Through a Veil of Tears. In Addition: OUPID'6 DIVAL, UPID'S -»-yiVAL. In Two Parts. 2000 ft of Screams. ALEXANDRA. GREEN LANE. LEXANDRA. THIS (MON.) EVENING ALEXANDRA. • ■•'„—THEDA BARA— In ALEXANDRA. TTNDER fpWO TTHLAGS ALEXANDRA. U .NDER *■ WO -■? LAGS ALEXANDRA. ' VOICE -ON THE .WIRE. ALEXANDRA. Chapter 6, BRITANNIA. PONSONBY'S RITANNIA. POPULAR THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, JTUES., AND WED., ■FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND BEVERLEY IBAY-ND In the 7-Act Metro Super-feature, "THEIR COMPACT." NEXT THURS., -FRL, SAT. EARLE WILLIAMS in •■'T H E STO LE N TREATY" And CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "EASY STREET." PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. GLENFIELD PATROTIC MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. TUESDAY, 26th MARCH. Albatross leaves Birkenhead 7.30, calling at Northcote, leaving Auckland Wharf at eight o'clock. Birkenhead Municipal Brass Band, Highland Pipers, and Scotch Dancers. Proceeds'Y.M.C.A. Trench Fund. 25 HOLIDAY NOTICES. °. Tic E. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS. Pursuant to the terms - of the -Banking Act, 1908, TUESDAY, the 2nd April, 1918, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the Offices of the Undermentioned Banks throughout New Zealand:— THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED, R. A. HOLMES, Inspector. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, •R. B. SMITH. Inspector. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW r ZEALAND, LIMITED D. W. DUTHIE, General Manager. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED E. P. YALDWYN, Manager. IBANK OF NEW ZEALAND W. CALLENDER, General Manager. NOTE— * , GOOD FRIDAY, March 29. 1918 EASTER SATURDAY, March 30, 191S EASTER MONDAY, April i, mg. Will also be observed as Holidaye through- ' out New Zealand, being Statutory Holidays. ' . . ' 506 JJUNLOP RUBBER CO. OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD. ; 1 EASTER HOLIDAYS. OUR WAREHOUSE AT 62 FORT STREET WILL BE CLOSED From the I JEVENING OF THURSDAY, MARCH 28, Till the MORNING OF WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 7 j£ AS TER JJ OLf_ AY s The undersigned Grocers of Devonport ?,fiT c K ,lec J* e<l . I? Si™ u,elr Assistants the full henettt of the Easter Holidays by closing theirlspremises on the following days-— -FRIDAY, March 29; SATURDAY \larch 30; MONDAY April 1. Open on THURS DAY, March 28, until 9 p.m. R. AND R. DUDER J. HENDERSON AND CO R. MORTON. PULLMAN AND SON. BARTLEY. S. J. COOPER. Customers would assist by shopping early •••■'' . 534 T\UBAND'S PILLS. 5/ Box, POST FBEE, as are the Best and Most Successful. Always reliable—BßlDGE DRUG STORES Chemists and SpeclaUsta, 3A, Karangahape ,&ga<L Auckland, " _