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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 128, 30 May 1918, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. +TJTS "jW-AJESTY'S _ AJ-IS AM. AJBSTY , S JLr rniIEATRE. -»- HEATRE. /9^k /JTO-MORROW, Tf»RIDAY, «3 9 AND QATURDAY, MAY 31 AND JUNE JL In Aid of the VICTORIA LEAGUE RED CROSS FTJNM "0 YE RUMMER'S TVAY." " "XE SUMMER'S X^AY," By H. V. ESMOND. Author of "Eliza Comes to Stay." Lady Walker, Mrs Patrick' Cole. Mrs B » Bentley, Mrs C. C. Forsyth, Mra A Kinder, Miss B. Cole, Messrs A r Denniston, Wallace Brnce, J Tole 4 Forbes, J. W. Meredith, Serseant-MViw H.M. THIRD (AUCKLAND) MOUNTKn RIFLES BAND. «•■■«» Conductor: Lieut. H. Seymour. Director and Producer: Sergeant-Major Herbert J. Bentley, Stage Manager: Mr W. J. Crow tier PRICES: 4/ (Res.), 3/, 2/, 1/. Box Plan, Wildman and Arey's. g^ ARCADIA. TO-NIGHT, RCADIA. Also AIRCATMA. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY RCADIA. First Screening here. •fcfARY "jyjTLES TyjINTEB, HER /COUNTRY'S rULU ER v-'OUNTRY'S V-*ALL. A Thrilling Drama of the West, ' T . Packed with Sensational Incidents, Bomaoej and Human Interest. In addition, EPISODE NO. 8. rjTHE "y-OICE QN JJtHE YroBE. EMPRESS. NEWTON'S MPRESS. BIG SHOW. (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.);, TO-NIGHT, AT 7 P.M. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN And BEVERLEY BAYNE In rriHE -VTOIOE fXF /-tONSCIENCB. a- he » oice a-'f Conscience. In Addition: ROBERT WARWICK, At His Best, in A L LL Mi?; THE BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST. AND BEST PROGRAMME IN AUCKLAND.... WEST END THEATBK. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A Powerful World FUm Drama. "THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR." Starring 1 JUNE ELVIDGE, FRANCIS NELSON. AND E. K. LINCOLN. And Second Part of "MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS." "MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS." West End Orchestra. Commences Saturday. BRITANNIA Ponsonby's RITANNIA Popular Theatre. TO-NIGHT. FRIDAY, AND -SATURDAY. DOROTHY DALTON. In the Seven Act Superfeature, "THE FLAME OF THE YUKON." I SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. Last Appearance In the Dominion. •WALTER JOHNSON'S COMEDIANS. Book Seats Now. \A/!riEn we say that the Pakuranga Hunt *» Glob are placing a number of Events on the Programme for the GRAND PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL, ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, we sty all that Is necessary. 548 ART EXHIBITION. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. THE 37TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION 1 Will be Opened with, a . CONVERSAZIONE Of Members and Friends, ' THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MAY 30, At 8 o'clock p.m. Doors, 7.30 p.m. S. STUART,----532 Secretary. DANCING. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. * EAST STREET. ST. BENEDICT'S CLUB WEEKLY SOCIALS. FIRST LONG NIGHT, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1918. GRAND SOCIAL AND EUCHRE. Prizes for Euchre. Dancing, 8 till 12 p.nl Sub.: Gents, 2/; Ladles, 1/8. Lillis' Orchestra. 504 T. M. LILLIS, Hon. See. DANCING. —Miss Spencer's Classes, Hon., Tues., Wed., 25, Vincent St., 7.45 p.m.. Foresters' HaU, Edinburgh St., Sat afternoons. 2.30; Thurs., 8 p.m. Private lessons by appointment.—2s, Vincent St. Phone 2237. B LECTURES. T7WRST AID TO THE /3g*s& INJURED. Lectures will be given te Ladies at the Ambulance Station on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS if a sufficient number enrol. The Fee for the Course of Six Lectures is 7/6. Early application is requested. WILLIAM RATTRAY, Hon. Set, Ambulance Station, Rutland St. B FOOTB4XL. «* QPECTACULAR "pOOTBALL SPORT WORTH SEEING. X U-O BETTER THAN EVER. "yiCTORIA "DARK, SATURDAY. NEWTON V. CITY. GRAFTON V. MARITIME. NORTH SHORE V. PONSONBY. NOTE.—Northern Union Football i* spectacular in quality as in name. The games are always fast and brilliant, and the interest and excitement is maintained until call of time. R. A. SPINLEY, 520 Hon. Secretary. RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. " m E A AND TOAST" A- AT S T A C E V ' S. A favourite order with Stacey's patron*; The tea is 'specla:"—enjoyment In every sip. The toast is specially made for each customer. It's good! What can be nicer than tea ami toast on a cold day 3 Try It at STACEY'S 61, QUEEN STREET. * pKIOKS gTILL J^EADINO. BEST "I /Q MEALS IN THE CITY, CiTRAND A RCADE.