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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 221, 17 September 1919, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. LYRIC Where there's T YRIC yftli: always a Xi VK lO LYRIC BETTER T YRIC YRIC Programme. J-TUIC OH, SO SAUCY! OH, SO NAUGHTY! It's the Snappiest, 'Sweetest, Select Star. CONSTANCE nrULSIADGE, ONSTAXCE -L ALMADGi:, In a Five-Roel Raid on the Fortunes of Gloom, n-iitn Connie In Charge of the 'Pyjamii-Glrl Section, in GOOD - -VPGIOT. -pjU-Uj." OOD-i-MGHT, X AUU" Starting with a Biggie, rising crescendo to a gale of laughter, this frothy, frivolous tale nf a gushing young bridal couple ripples along, gathering complications, deceptions. suspicions, until pvra the Sphinx would turn on Its back and chuckle. DON'T MISS THE PY.IAMA PARADE: The Girls are Lovely—HUT OH: Those Pyjamas. SOMETHING DOIXG ALL THE TIME. The Best "L.K-O." Comedy Ever Produced, •' GIRLS AXI) GOWNS." USUAL PRICES. TpXOLUSIVE rr\O /TOTE T YiltlC. - l/ xcli".sivi-: J-o X liJi -" RIC. "DKOADWAY TIIF.ATRE, NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MOiRIROW XIGHT. 'i'lie Art Drainii adapted from Einll Zola's- Famous .Novel, A M AN A NI, T llE \\7»man. The original story tvUlrli roused the whole Arsrrn.vT.i.vN topical BuODGOT. Sydney—l Lane t'ovc—Soldiers nt Work— Adelaide—Mil-'- -by the Million --■Melbourne— Red <"rops Jljij-— A 'i'aiik Cruises the Street — Dorothy Brnnton as .ludse, etc. TUA.PPING TRAITORS. MAMMALS O,F STItANOK FO.RM. INOCULATING lIU'BBV. A LEX AN.I )R|A. GIRKENL.VXE TO-NIGHT. ' BERT LYTT.BL, "IX A BLIND MAN'S EYE." BERT .tiYTTBL, " IIV A ICLIXD MAX'S EYE " Third Episode «f the Serial. "WOLVES OF KUI/PPtt." Overture by 0.-chostra. 7.1.-, p.m. FOOTBALL. _J»J TfOOTliALli. LEAGUE .pOOTBALL. A CSTRALIA " CX V. T OWER VX^AIKATO, AT STEELE PARK, lIAMILTOX. rpo-Monnow, ixvhursday. ADMISSION': I/. A FOOTBALL TREAT FOR THE WAIKATO PUBLIC. uflO TfIOOTBALL. pOOTBALL. -|\TORTHERX TTNIOX. THE FAST, SPECTACULAR GAME. :jk VSTR AL I A V. AUCKLAND. THE MATCH OF THE TOUR. T\ O M A I X. jgATURDAY IgEPT. 9^ See the two flyers, llordcr aud Davidson, as opponents. Auckland Team now in solid training. Club and League Vicp-Presidents may obtain Complimentary Tickets from the Secretary any evening between 5 and G p.m. Passes not available. No reserve seats except for Emergency aud Australian Players. pOXIE TpARLY. If weather fine two Curtain-Kaisers will be played. Special Tram Service to and from all ADMISSION: Ground. I. Soboolbovs. Gd. Stand, 1/. No half price. IVAN CULPAN, Secretary, Auckland Rugby League. RESTAURANTS, TEA BOOMS. SIIOW:DR« of Blessing distributed daily at the 'Manchester Dining Rooms. Meals 1/. 181 rpO-DiY AT QANFORD'S, OPPOSITE G.P.0.. LOWER QUEEN STREET. Clean, Well Ventilated Palatial Rooms On Three Floors. Tasty Varieties of the Deep Sea. Best attention and civility awaits you. CALL TODAY AND HAVE A TREAT. C TEACHERS OP DANCING. EMBRY'S Theatrical School tenches Stnge and Fancy Dancing. Contortion Acts. Trapeze Acts, and Wire Walking.—l, Cobden 'St., Newton. 130 ~\ DEAXE's DANCING SCHOOL~ MUXRO'S HALL, PONSONBY RD. ELEMENTARY—Thursday and Friday 7 30Saturday, at 2.30. ' ' INTERMEDIATE—Monday, at 7 30 ADVANCED.—Tuesday ami Saturday at S One-step. Fox Trot, and Private Lessons by Appointment. 'Phone 3521. q PATRIOTIC NOTICES. jL "yiCTORIA LEAGUE. JS§L RECEPTION TO iSsSik T - A " V JE L T -1 c 0 c EfcgsMa ART SOCIETY'S ROOMS Kitchener Street TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23 3.3 i) p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Members of the League (both Men and Women) can obtain their Invitation Cards from the Secretary at the League Koo.ns Williamson's Chambers. 4::. Shortl-ind street, nny morning betwet-n li and 1. As ticl-.pts will not be obtained at the door, an early application for tickets is requested. 570 A. HOLLAND, Secretary,'