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AMUSEMENTS. ; "PULLER'S QPERA TTOUSE. Direction.: Ben. J. and Jno. Fuller. High Grade Vandeville Nightly at 8. Every Artist a success. All made good. Enthusiastic Reception greeted BRYANT AND BRYANT Electric Baton. BRYANT AND BRYANT Spinners. Champion Fancy Skater VICTOR ELVIN. A Success of Enthusiasm achieved by England's Famous NELLIE KOLLE. Chorus Comedienne NELLIE KOLLE. Did Nicely In their Burlesque Absurdity. HART AND CLEGG Introducing Songe and Witty Dialogue. HARRY FARROW. LOUIE FARROW. YORKE GRAY. KEYS PRYCE. THIS VIVIANS. 3 SUNBEAMS. BONNY & FREEMAN. Exquisite Dancers. WIN'Iit'RED AND LUIILEY. Up-to-date Singing and Dancing Comedians. FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES. D.C. or O.S. 2/1, Stalls 1/1, Gallery (id. Plan open, 9 a.m. to 5.15 p.m., at AngloAmerican Music Store, Queen Street. Reserves, 2/7. All prices include tax. ARCADIA. /TO) -NIG- II T, ItOADIA. J- " Also, A RCADIA. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. -a-BOADIA. BLANCHE CJWEET, LANCIIE K3WEET, SUPPORTED BY THOMAS MEIGHAN, THEODORE ROBERTS, AND MABEL VAN BUIWfiN, IN ,"7T\HE CJOWERS." " -"-HE "OWERB." An Absolutely Realistic Picture of the Internal Intrigues of Russia—the Land of Mystery. The Activities and Methods of the Secret Police of ■Petrograd are Depicted in an Intensely Dramatic Way. AH Through This Turmoil and Intrigue Runs a Beautiful and 'Fascinating Love Story. IN ADDITION: .EPISODE No. 9 W HO T s iAJUMBER fiNE 1 HO -i-S iN UMBER U NE ; PACKED WITH SENSATIONAL , INCIDENTS. TfMPIRE Dominion fpHEATRE. •'-'MPIRE Road. -«- HEATRE. TO-NIGHT. O-NIGUT. Double Star. Comedy Programme, CHARLIE AND DOUGLAS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN And m MARIE DRESSLER v In "miLLIirS "PUNCTURED T>OMA*JCE." "■MLLIE'S a UNCTURBD ■"'OMANCE." Jolliest, Merriest, Funniest of Chaplins. And , DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In " T> OUBLE T«tOUBLE." '■ j - / ouble Trouble." Last Three Mights CHILDREN'S BEAUTY COMPETITION. Prizes Awarded Saturday Night. Doors Open, 7.15; Commence at 7.30. AT THE TIVOLI. SATURDAY.. Mark Twain's Most (Popular Story, '• TOM SAWYER." Book Now at H. deal's. ZOO. ROYAL .OAK MJ ONEHUNGA. 13 Lions Trained Every Afternoon, 3.30 24 Lions Fed 4 p.m. Admission: Adults 6d, Children 3d. D 4 MEETINGS. _ UCKL AN D JNDUS TRI A L ASSOCIATION. A jpUBLIC JirEETING FOR THE PURPOSE OF 'PROMOTING THE A UCKLAXD TTYDRO--pLECTRIC ■DOWER T EAGUE, WILL BE HELD IN THE mOWN TTALL /CONCERT /CHAMBER, mo-MORROW, x^riday, AUGUST 30, 1918, V AT EIGHT P. M. An Address will be given by E. E. STARK, ESQ.. F.A.1.E.E.. B.Sc, City Electrical Engineer of Curistchurch. Illustrated by Lantern Views. S. .1. HARBUTT. President. 511 ' TIIOS. E. WHITTON. Secretary. LECTURES. i_ ! •TITHE Future of the Jews in Relation to ' -»- the Second Coming of Christ." Lecture, To-morrow (Friday) Afternoon at 3.30, by Rev. W. L. Salter, at Women's Pra*er Rooms, Tabernacle Buildings (entrance Karangauape Rd.). 2 N.Z. JjABOUR pARTY. PJ.LOBE rpiIEATRE. | gUNDAY, 730 P,M. "ETON. T m TJAUIi, M.L.C. LECTURES: '•THE PROMISE OF LABOUR-IN-POLITICS." The Practical Side of Labour's Political Programme, with Special Reference to the proposed Referendum on the Liquor Question. Collection in' Aid of Organising Fund. ■ 80 ART NOTICES. gCHOOL OF ART -Elam" School of Art, Rutland St., Auckland Art School, Auckland The Subjects Taught in the School include:— DRAWING for AU Trades and Professions. Design Modelling Decoration Woodearvtn c Poster Work Enamellin"Book Illustration Beaten Metal Work Etching on Copper Jewellery Photography Art Leather iWork Etc., Etc. ' Free Studentship under the "Elam" Bequest. t Students may join at any time. For further particulars, Fees, etc., apply B E. W. PAYTON, Director. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. D R J. D BLEPISE Lately from London, HAS STARTED PRACTICE AT No. 540, MOUNT &]>EX ROAD (Corner of Woodside Road). * Telephone 1803. Boe is S E~ m! J O N~Fi~ CONFIDENTIAL TYPISTE HAS REMOVED * From Government Insurance Buildings, S.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS (Top moon Duplicating a Speciality. Take Lilt Phone 2033. '_ ___ i h DOWNE'S MASSAGE AND ELECTRIP i> INSTITUTE, HUNTLY AVENUE (Off Khyber Pass). ■'Phone A 2163 AL.L NERVE AND UHEUMwir TROUBLES SUCCESSFULLY TRBiTPn BATHS : Galvanic. Electric, Hot™"