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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 131, 3 June 1918, Page 10

AMTTSEMEWTS. _____________ _ —_ ———-________^ J- 1 -IS -»A. A j ESTY , s j, rpiIEATRE. " OSS rjAT." §§ PA i " v-'NE SUMMER'S -Lax." Owing to Unparalleled Success. One Eit™ Performance is to be given rpO-NIGHT (MONDAY) - 1 - O-NIGHT (MONDAY). In Aid of the VICTORIA LEAGUE RED CROSS FUXD S ■ ONE SUMMER'S NX OuMMEK'S •LaY" By H. V. ESMOND. Author of '-Eliza Comes to Stay" CAST: Lady Walker, Mrs Patrick Cole. _ B , Rentley, Mrs C. C. Forsyth _rt" f" Kinder. Miss B. Cole, Messrs A T Deuniston, Wallace Bruce, J Tolo" » Ht I J ' e ßen t £y. Mereditt, • S «««*Ate H_, MOITN^ Condnctor: Lieut H. Seymour. Director and Producer: Sergeant-Major Herbert J. Beatles Stage Manager: Mr W". J. Crowthjr. PRICES: 4/ (Res.), 3/, 2/, 1/. Box Plan and Day Sales at 'ELM. Theatro Durham Street as ALEXANDRA. — GREEN LANE LEXAXDKA. THIS (MO.V.) EVENISB ALEXANDRA. MU "* JUNE CAPRICE And i JiANE LEE In [fEE JJAGGEQ DBINCESS. * Also, THE PURPLE DOMINO. Episode 7. BJllilii „PonsonbPr~" .-a-'RITANNIA _ Popular Theatre. TO-NIGHT ONLYNAOMI CHILDERS and MARC McDERMOTT. "rpHE pRICE QF pAME." Also CHARLIE CHAPLIN as " irp_E gHOPWALKER." Mutual Comedy in Two Acts Coming To-morrow (Tnes.) and Wed" Onhr OLGA PETROVA In ' " jy-ORE rJ_UTH rpEAX pOETRY." TOWN TTATT rpO-NIGHT frfZS&Mk rpO-NIGBT ' (MONDAY), (MONDAY), SECOND AND FINAL PERFORMANCE Of " Ktv£"« B^ THDAT rjATHERING •"-I.VG S A>i RTHDAY IJatHERING OF BANDS OF HOPE. CROWDED AUDIENCE DELIGHTED OXSATURDAY. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY 600 A C .7. IOX R OX<i PERFORMERS. UW ■ gv -CTIOM Oo.\(i AT ERFOi__i_; A PRETTY SIGHT AND PLEASING SOUND. Conductor, Mr Falkner; Pianiste Mlsj Marson: Chairman, Hon. G. FowldsSpeaker, Rev. G. Budd. ""wins; ADMISSION: Body of .Hall, l/ : Reserves 6d extra; Gallery, 1/6; no extra cn_ga for reserve. J?. Piano kindly .lent by E. and F. Piano Co. 501 W. J. MACDERMOTT, Sec mHE CONCERT OF THE YEARJwest ■*- End Rowing Club desires your presence on Thursday Next, Jnne 6, Large Town HalL 513 ART EXHIBITION. . . ! gOCIETY OF ABTS. Everyone Should See the £jjtRAND _^ UT T^XHIBITIOX Now on View AT THE SOCIETY'S GALLERY, KITCHENER STREET. Afternoon Tea Provided by the Ladies' Committee. Come Early and See it All—the Best Efforts of New Zealand Artists. ADMISSION, 1/. 503 S. STUART, Secretary. __—__ BOWLING. _ T> O W L I X G. 15 — THE REMUDRA BOWLING CLUB'S WINTER GREEN wilt be Open for PJay from MAY 27, for all "Members of Ciufis affiliated with the Auckland Bowling Centre. Draw each dajr will he made a; LAS p.m. Charge. 1/ per game. OS> LECTURES. DEVONPORT SALVATION ARMY.— Tuesday, June 4. Lieut-Colonel McInnes gives Popular Lecture, entitled "Rosio Bannister. Admission Gd. -4 DANCING. TRANCING, DANClNG!—Butterfly Socials. A-r Grand Holiuay Social. MONDAY. 3rd June, Trades Hall. Mr. Will Pm-cell's 'firstclass Music Usual Prices. I*l W. F. JONES, Sec. TYANCING—EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, A-*' ST. BENEDICT'S H a LT, THE "NIAGARA" WEEKLY SOCIALS. Music by Mr. Cutworth's Orchestra-To-morrow Night. Gents. 1/0; Ladies, 6d. 26 SELECT ANZAC DANCING CLUiST Dance, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), June 4, Masonic Hall, Upper Queen St. Proceeds to Returned Soldiers' Association. Lillis' Orchestra. Gents, 1/C; Indies. 0d; Returned Soldiers Free.—B. Scanlan, Sec, F. Andrews. Sec. R.-S.A. KU A "R f~* DANCING CLASSES, MUXRO'S HALL, PONBONBY RD. ELEMENTARY—TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, at 7.30; SATURDAY, at 2.30. ADVANCED.—SATURDAY, at S. Adeane"s Orchestra. C E. C. ROBERTS, M.C. RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. JS LIFE WORTH LIVING ? It largely depends on how you live, and on the food you eai. Good food means good health and good spirits—the capacity to work, the ability to make the most of yourself and of your opportunities. Try a Course of TIFFIN Lunches or Teas. The T'Hi" Chef kuows what's what! TRY THE TIFFIN —and begin to-day. rp H E "rp IFF IX, CITY CHAMBERS, C Corner Queen and Victoria Streets. pRIOS'S gTILL T EADING. BEST "I /O MEAI.S IN" THE CITY. OTKAND A RCADE.