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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 155, 1 July 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. J£VERYBODY GOES TO "EY'RYE'DY'S" " "pV'RYB'DY'S." - " ■"VEIB'DrS " " IT 1 VK-B'DY'S." . •■ A-VRi-B'DY'S." " "pV'KYB'DY'S." — — " - L/ V'RYB'DYS." TT-NPARALLELED * ! I * v XPARALLELED !'. ! ;; lyrissiNG." '■"-MSSING." " TVpssixG." " -"A-ISSING." " T\,f ISSIXO." " -"AISSING." ■ " TITL.SING." " TfISSING." " •"■MBBIJM3." ■ " TITISSING." "-"AlssiXG." " "jITISSIXG." ■ " AJA-ISSIXG." __ "fIfISSING." — '-L»A[SSING." — " "il/TISSIXG." — "-"-MSSIXG." — " "VfISSING." . . "-"A-ISSING." MISSING." ■ — " "vrissixG.-' —- — " -"A-ISSTXG." '-"'■ISSING." I., c - Beaut * / of tMs Production, THE INTENSELY DRAMATIC NATURE OF THE STORY, - THB WONDERFUL MUSIC AND - ~ SINGING an unparalleled demonstration on Saturday Evening Don-t fail to see ""MISSING," the Finest Production 0 f t ne y>ar _ -__r3 -— PERFORMANCES A ERFORMANCES . — J - f AILY At =Z —i- 2.15 (Doors Open at 2 o'clock.* ■ 6.15 __zzz___z: (Doors Open ar G o'clock.) — 8.15 =-=:

(Doors Open at S o'clock.) - PRICES FOR THE 2.15 SESSION : — Stalls, Cd; Circle, 1/. PRICES FOR THE 0.15 AND 5.15 SESSIONS : - Stalls, lid; Circle, 1/5; Grand Circle, — 1/11 (plus tax). PLEASE NOTE: The Theatre is Cleaned at the Termination ot each Session. . - ATTEND THE EARLY SESSIONS, — Or Book Your Seats (6d extra). 'Phone 4402. — .""EyVRYB'DY'S" /.REAT ■ ■ "J_/ V 'RYB'DY'S " •VJTreat , — : /"ORCHESTRA RCH.ESTRA . - AT 8 O'CLOCK EVERY EVENING. — ~ f) F 14- .SOLOISTS 1 XX WOI.OISTS Under the Condnetorship of LIEUTENANT H. SEYMOUR JjVVERYBODY GOES TO "EV'SYB'DY'S" A RCADIA. RCADIA. TO-NIGHT. ARCADIA. TO-NIGHT. RCADIA. VIVIAN MARTIN' In "A T>ETTICOAT piLOT," And "HE WIXS," Comedy. SPECIAL SCHOOL HOLIDAYS. Mothers, Bring The Children to the Z°o TO SEE THE ANIMALS AXD BIRDS. 11 Lions Trained at 3 p.m. AH Animals Fed at 3.30. Donkey Hides, Ocean Waves, and Boiling Water Free. ALL COME. D JAOK TAR MARKET. rp H A IJ X 3! JACK TAR MARKET. I wish to thank everybody on behalf of The .Mission to Seamen, who helped to make the "Jack Tar Market" the great success it proved to be. Great consideration was also shofrn by owners of motor cars and by carters. ARTHUR P. COWTE, 515 Missioner to _enine_-DA-CDTG. rpO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.

ST BENEDICT'S HALL, EAST ST, XL SELECT WEEKLY DANCES, EVERY TUESDAY. Pianist, H. Fletcher. Gents 176, Ladies 1/. FT W. F. R. HOLLOW, Sec. DANCING. Don't Forget! DRUIDS' HALL, ETVERY TUESDAY. THE IDEAL DANCE SOCIAL. Music and Floor Second to None. Come and See lor yourself. R. TAIT, Sd.C. 137 W. BUCKLEY, Hon. Sec. ■jyr UXRO'S HALLOA X C I X G. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 8 P.M. SHARP. Glover's Music. Good Floor. Gents, 1/G- Ladles 1/. W. P. CABTWRIGHT, TWS4 Secretary. DANCING —St. Mark's Hall, Remuora. every Thursday; beginners, 7.30: ladies 1/, gents. 1/6. H. Fletcher, music.—Miss Falrhall, Sec. 34 i^—__———-——_——i__— % TEACHERS OF DANCING-. TV/TRS. J. W. PHILLIPS, 98, Jit. Eden _XL Koad, has Vacancies for Limited Num« ber of Pupils; Highland, Hornpipe, ana .Tig Dancing. 102 (late Rickards). —Clog, -*-"" Stage, Fancy, Dancing Lessons taught any hour. —France St., opp. King's Theatre, Newton. S3 DANCING— MISS SPENCER'S Mon., Wed., Thurs., 25, Vincent St., 8 p.m. Foresters' Hall, Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Sat., 2.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Private Lessons by appointment. Terms, 25, Vincent St. Phone 223". B FOR HIRE. rrvAXI FOR HIRE, DAY OR NIGHT. JL Old Customers and New. Please ring private address, A3_9. SIX-CYLINDER, 7-SEATES, CHANDLER DE LUXE CAR. Prompt attention. Trains and Boats met by appointment, Wedding Tours, etc. SIMPSON. B 83, New North Road, Kingsland. RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. KIDNEY SOUP—HOT AND SAVOURY! People like our Kidney Soup. They say it Is full of flavour, and good on a cold, bleak day, for it both warms and nourishes. Served very hot. with crisp, newly-made toast, It is excellent for Lunch or Supper. STACEY'S TEA ROOMS, 61, QUEEN STREET. B pEIOK'.S gT IL L TEADIXG. BEST 1 /O MEALS IN THE CITY. CJTRAND A RCADE.