AMUSEMENTS. Welcome Back to the Favourites, and EVERYTHING NEW AT THE CARNIVAL OF LIGHT AND LAUGHTER TO-NIGHT "PIULLEK'S QPERA TTOUSE. Direction: Ben and John Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! AT 8 ! TO-NIGHT ! AT 8 ! TO-NIGHT ! AT S ! An Epoch in Theatrical History ! THE BIG EVENT OF 19111 ! FIRST PRODUCTION IN AUSTRALASIA Of THE GREAT REVUE OF THE MILITARY /.ONE. MURPHY IN THE /TIRENCHES. URPUY IN THE J-IIENCHES. Presented by TOM TTAVBRLY. OM ■D-AVBULY, m()M TJAVERLY, j-o.m- jo-averia", billy malon::y and the KUTE TTEWriE TTIDS. i;te Jlvewpie -iVids. "murphy in the trenches." "murphy in the trenches." A Transeemlant Mimical Spectacle, with GREAT MILITARY SCENA. BATTLEFIELD BALLETS. IN NUMER AI? LE SPEC IA LITIE S. A SIZZLING. WHIZZING CYCLONE OF LAUGHTER, BANQUET OF SOjfG AND FEAST OF HILARITY. P.AIRNSFATIIER OUT-BAIRXSFATIIERED J And n IlUfre, All-new Vaudeville Support. Starring Engajjcnipnt. Direct from England. JOSE "pAPTISTI Jose is the Newest OSR J-W.VPTIRTI Musical Star of tho JOSH T3APTISTI Latter Day Variety OSIO JJAPTTSTI Firmament, and is JOSE T>APTISTI Known to the Elect OSH J-*AI'TISTI as "The Girl With JOSE T-»APTISTI the Fiddle." OSE -L*YPTISTI Farewnll Week of —BESSIE LESTER, tho Chic Comedienne —BESSIE LESTER. RAY AND GRAY—Their Last Nights. And Ro-nppear.nnro in Auckland ol JOLLY JOHN T ARKIX, OLLY O OHX -PARKIN, "Tho Black Laugh." Fuller's Famous Prices (Plus Tax). D.C. and OS.. 2/; Stalls, 1/G- Up. Cir., V: Res.. 2/0. Plan at the American Music Store. Queen St.. until 5.15. Thereafter nt Secdin's Ideal Swoets Shop till 7. Dnors Open. .7.15: Curtain, S. ALE X A NT) R A. CRBBX LA N'IS. LEXANDRA. GRiEENLANE. TO-Nir.nT. TO NIGHT. VIVIAN MAHTIiX VIVIAN MARTIN In TTIB SPIRIT OF ROMAIXCE. THE SPIRIT OF ROMAINCE. A Sparkling Comedy Drama. "DRITANNIA BRITANNIA Ponsonby'js Leading Theatre. TONIGHT. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. WilHam Fox Presents GEORGE WALSH, "THE PRin-E OF NEW YORK.'"THE PRIDE OF NEW YOKK," A stirring Pioto-drama of Love and Mystery. RECOtRD Crowds are witnessing "THE WOMAN (iOD FORGOT." At "Everybody's." PONiSONBY CRUISING CLUB.—Annual Regatta, Saturday Next. Admission to Flagship, (id. 504 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. A fCKLAND TRAMWAYS RECREATION X\- CLUB. EXCURSION TO iBUCKLANirS BEACH. TAMAKI. SUNDAY, MARiOH 30. S.s. CONDOR and EAGLE leave Ferry Tee at 10 a.m., weather and other eirenmI stances permitting. Fare, 1/; Children Tinder 12. half-fare. Tickets obtainable from corner of Customs Street, Saturda}' Evening. 47 J. T. CHADDERTON, Sec. PONSONBY CRUISING CLUB.—Annual Regatta, Saturday Next. Admission to Flagship, lid, 004 DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. gALE, gALE, WALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, gALE, QALE, gADE. PRUNING KNIFE PLUNGED RIG-HJX TO THE. HILT. UXPEECEDEXTED AXD UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS. rpHE DUBXIXO mOPIC QF mHE TITOMENT. SOMETHING WORTH MAKING A SONG AXD DANCE ABODT. THTCRE AJIE TWO KINDS OF SALES— rjmn \ lit. jyrooßE piO. AND OTHERS. L AST P" D ATS OF THE rjTRIUMiPHANT CALE QF jyjODERN (JIIMES. A THOUSAND AND ONE ODDMENTS. MEN'S .AND BOYS' SUPERIOR SUITS, TROUSERS, HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR, GOING FOR A MERE SOXG. JJIO-MORRO W*. rpO-MOR,ROW, PRICES A MERE SHADOW OF THEIR FORMER SELVES. A T rjJHE QLOTHIXG QO. yyROXG gIDE TJOAD. MH i pEWS j XV QUEEN STREET, a
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 12
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