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Auckland Star, Issue 123, 24 May 1919, Page 16

— — ,^,j AMUSEMENTS. i' LAST NIGHT Of THE ROYAL COMIC OPERA SEASOI£' And . " THE PINK LADY." '■ . JJIS fy£AJESTY'S IJIHEATRIfc DIRECTION.. J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD Manager John Farrel£ LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT O£ A HAPPY AND JOYOUS SEASON, -| GOOD-BYE TO THE ROYAL COIIICS, TO-MGHT AT 755 TO-NIGIIT AT 7.50! J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present For the Last Time in Auckland THE KOYAL COMIC OPERA COMPAQ ■ Including FLORENCE YOUNG. In a magnificent Jroduction of the Eihll.j rating and Dashing Musical Comedy Triumph, •" . " THE PINK LADY." " THE PINK LADY." '• THE PINK J<ADY " " THE PINK LADY." Which last night achieved the BEST STTf \ CESS OF THE BRILLIANT SEASON \ which positively closes this evening* A JOYOUS ENTERTAINMENT SONG, SPECIALTY, STORY. SPECTACLE. ' Plan and Day Sales at Coleman's ~ v Prices: D.C. and R.S., b/; Stalls, 3/j Gallery, 1/. Early Door Stalls and Gallerr 1/ extra. ** —— — PALACE. T>ALACE. - 1 - T>ALACE. *- "PALACE. *■ pALACE, " rpHE TjvLlß T>RETENDER." « ~J- HE J- AIK -LRETENDE-R" - " rpHE T>RETENDER." 4 •' J- HE -E 1 AIK -r EETENDER."—, T>ALACE< -TDALACE.-L PALACE.-L .„_,._...... Featuring MADGE KENNEDY AND TOM MOORH< MADGE KENNEDY AND TOM MOORE< EM P R B S g< (Reservoir Corner). NEWTON. TO-NIGHT—At 7—TO-NIGHT. v . FULL ORCHESTRA. O^, NORMA TALMADGE in "THE MISSING LINKS.* MADGE EVANS, " THE VOLUNTEER.* MONDAY—OIga Petrova, "The Life Mask." ANIGHT IN GOOD OLD BONXIB SCOTLAND, TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 12TH. 523 JACK TAR'S MAKKET. 2JOO, ROYAL OAK LIONS TRAINED 3.30, FED 4 P.M. Very Interesting. OPEN EVERY DAY. Admission: Adults, 9d; Children, 6d ORGAN KECITAX. rpowN -pp a i, &. QEGAN TJECITAL. By MR MAUGHAN BABNETT (City Organist) gATURDAY AT EIGHT O'CLOCK P.M. Vocalists: THE LYBIC QUARTET. Messrs. IMpley, Sly, McElwain and Ryan* PROGRAMME. 1. Festive March _ (Smart).. 2. Allegretto in B Minor .. (Guilmant) 3. Slumber Song _„._....„......(Nevin) 4. "Beware" .....<Pliilpot) THE LYBIC QUARTET. 5. Sonata No. 1 (Mendelssohn)' 6. "Home Sweet Home" ...(Dudley Buck), INTERVAL. 7. "Southern Lullaby" (Parkes) THE LYRIC QUARTET. S. Carillon. „„.. —„„..(FauliesJ Admission 6d. Doors open at 7.30 p.in^ HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. May 24, 1919. 505 LECTURES. A RUSSIAN UNIVERSITY GRAJ>TJAT3 Will LECTURE ON SUiNDAY NIG-HI, 7 P.JL, Weather permitting, Or the First Fine Sunday, same time j and place, at the OLD MARKET, QUEEN STREET Subject: "THE TRUTH OF TEE RUSSIAN STATE." * Questions and Discussion win follow. Come. 40 QJJEAT BKITAIN AND PALESTINE (a) babylon! (W MEiDO-PERSIA. (c) GREECE. (d) ROME. (a) MOHAMMEDAN (b) BRITAIN. (c) ANTI-CHRIST. Id) MESSIAH. Come and hear this chart explained " To-morrow Evening in the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Onehunga,Preacher: REV. T. SOUTHWORTH. , 504---->J.e Z - LABOUR PARTY. roWwWS Lecture, on "MODERN SON <T fh^Pn* , * ,**? MB J - D - ROBERTJ/YS JNSTITUTE WINTER COURSE, Three Lamps, Ponsonby. LECTURE ON "QAMP "piRES ON THE "PACIFIC " QOAST," BY M R - C. H. po OLE . **■ '' IJTHURSDAT MAX 29, AT 8, SYNOPSIS: An Awakened Republic Growth of the Army aud Naw International ObligaUons Future of Anglo-Saxon I{ace. ADMISSION: Cd, or Course Ticket. ij:ys institute ltbeaby. L EYS JNifrrFfi t ibrauy! 21,548 V- OLDMES--643 BOOKS ADDED IN 101 S. LATEST FICTION BOUGHT WEEKLY, LENDING BRANCH. SUBSCRIPTIONS : Book and Magazine. Eii-hangeable Daily, 5/- iialf year; or 24 per volume. Juveniles, half adult rates.