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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 172, 22 July 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. (EVERYBODY GOES TO "BV'RYBI)Y'S'i " Tr , V'RYB , DI"S." . ' - •• XH V '.RY'BT>Y , S." ! "TT'V'KYB'DY'S." "J-JyKYB'DY'S." . GREAT TXOLIDAY "pitOGRAMiIE BEAT -tJ-OLIDAY -t JtOGItAiIMEI DOUGLAS T7\AIRIiANKS, OUGLAS -L 1 AIRBANK3, " T? JEACnIN * G TT° X T*H'E "\ifoox" " •"■EACHING -E OR .J- HE i'-LOOx"" AND !_ A SCREAMING __ -\TJLCK iQENNETT /COMEDY . - -ui-ACK Bennett WHOSE TITTLE Y\/IFE V\e HOSE -LITTLE >*IFB A-RB YOU? J- OU? — Doors Open 1.30. . __ j Afternoon f> o'clock. - Performances -_. f> RAND — —_ —' VT rand - /"kRCHKSTUAL "PERFORMANCES — - Orchestral -l brformaxcesEVETtY. EVENING ■—. rr o'clock. Stalls ' lid. Doors op"n 0.30.) \ nt i , Q Qf> Circle . : and 1/11 . (plus tax).' —Book Your Seats. 0d extra. 'Phone 4402— EV'RYB'DY'S r* HEAT VKYB'DY'S WHEAT I. '• ■ {-\F -ti) COLOISTS: yJ f -»--■ Soloists. —. I'ndpr the Cunductnrship of : . M-ETITENANT H. SEYMOUR. - EVERY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK. — EVERYBODY GOES TO "EV'RYB'DY'S." I . _■ nis Jf AJBSII'I "PRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 23 AND 3S. HERBERT J. BENTLEY Presents " TACK QTRAW." •' TACK OTRAW." '■ tl ACK ►-'rKA'W." '"ACK "CEAW.JACK QTRAW." " TACK QfTRAW." ACK '° ACK '.' TACK fiTEAW." '• TACK GTRAW." ""ACK -"ACSWIKAW." JACK QTRAW." " TACK QTRAW." ACK " t ' ACK A NEW AND ORIGINAL FARCE. By W. Somerset Maugham. Author of "Lady Frederick.' , "A Land ot Promise," etc., etc. THREE COMMAND PERFORMANCES WERE GIVEN BEFORE HIS MAJESTI THE KING. A PLAY SPARKLING WITH BRILLIANT AND SUBTLE HUMOUS. General Manager and Producer: Herbert J. Bentley. Business Manager: A. A. Martin. PRICES: 4/ (Rp3.). 3/, 2/, 1/. (Plus Tax.) Bos Plan at Wildman and Arey's. 552 A RCADIA. TO-NIGHT 'AND _ " = -ci-RCADIA. TO-MOR-BOW ONLY. ARCADIA. DOROTHY I>AL-TON, in " THE MATING OF MARCELLA," " THE MATING OF MARCELLA," And Episode No. 3, ■' WOLVES OF KULTUR." r\7ATERSIDE WORKERS' BAND r * v ■ CAMPAIGN. gMOKE QONCERT, In Aid of the Funds of the Waterside Workers' Proposed Band. HIBERNIAN HALL, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 7.40 p.m. Tickets, 2/. Tickets. 2/. "There'll be no better 'ole that night in Auckland." TOASTS, SONGS, MUSIC. Carriages, Motors, and Ambulances. IL3O p.m. A. MATTHEWS, " ' 514 Hon. Secretary. DANCING. mO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. —ST BENE--L DICT-β HALL, East Street. EVER! TUESDAY, XL DANCE. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/6.— H. Fletcher, Pianist. F. Hollow, g ee- ■'_ U DANCING.— THE IDEAL SOCIAL CLUB every TUESDAY, at the Druids' Hall, Including the Beautiful English Dance, "Maxina." Learners 7 till S p.m. Advanced, . 8 till 11 p.m. .M.C.: Mr. R. Tait.—W. BUCKLEY, Hon. Sec. ST jy-UNRO'S HALS. DANCING. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 8- P.M.SHARP. Glover's Music. Good Floor. Gents. 1/6. Ladles Ik A. G. BETANY M C \ W. P. CARTWUIGHT, TWS4 Secretary. _4 DANCING.— Thursday, 24th. 8-U Eureka Dauce Social, Orange Hau, Newton. Gents, 1/6, Ladies 1/.—ilr. Sam Green's Orchestra. 8 ' TEACHERS OF DANCING. MAC'S Dancing Academy.—We have a method in teaching dancing lessions; any hour.—lo, France 'St., Newton. 88 Tl T ACS ACADEMY.—We havi taught - 1 -*- 1 - thousands. We can teach you. Ballroom, Stage Dancing. Lessons any nour.— France St.. Newton. 145 ANCING—MISS SPENCER'S CLASSES, Mon., Wed., Thurs., 25, Vincent St., 8 p.m. Foresters' Hall, Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Sat.. 2.30 p.m. and S p.m. Private Lessons by appointment. Terms, 25, Vincent St Phone 2237. B A DEANE'S DANCING SCHOOL, XV MUNRO'S HALL, PONSONBY. ELEMENTARY.—Monday and Thursday, at 7.30; Saturday, at 2.30. Private Lessons by Arrangement. ADVANCED.—Tuesday and Saturday at S. The Most Progressive and Select School in the City. _C FOR HIRE, TAXI FOR HIRE, DAY OR NIGHT. Old Customers and New. Please ring private address, A 349. SIX-CI"LIND£,R, 7-SEATER, CHA.VDLES DE LUXE CAR. Prompt attention. Trains and Boats met by appointment, Wedding Tours, etc. SIMPSON. B S3, New North Road, Kingsland. RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. IMPERIAL Grill Room has recently been opened on the ground floor, Hobson Bldgs., Fort St. entrance, by Mr H. Curran (Returned Soldier). Unsurpassed for Cleanliness and Attention. Grills, 9 a.m. to 7 TWi /-10MING HOME From the theatre or the office, call in at STACEY'S aud get a bowl of Smoking Hot Soup (kidney, tomato, pea, clear, or bovril), with crisp, fresh Toast. This makes an ideal supper. OTACEY'S TEA ROOMS. 13 61, QUEEN STREET. B