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AMUSEMENTS. TXIS "VrAIJ'ESTY'S rpHEATSSj mO-IIORB,_OW, mHTJRSDAY, ■piRIDAY, AXD OiATURDAX, AT 7.43 P31., Tl/pISS T-JAPHXE TZjXIGHT'S. TpUPILS rRESEXT THIETR A CS-NUAX, TQiAXCE -pVECITALSt "GWEXWYX OF THE LOXEX.Y TOWER," "GWEXWYX OF THE DOXELY TOWEB, , * Libretto by H. Hector Bolttho. A Fanciful Story in Dance and Dialogue , in Amazingly Beautiful Settings. Also, "THROUGH WATt TO J^BACE,' , j "THROUGH WAX TO JiEACE," A Beautiful Series of Dance and Tableaux. 'Gorgeous Ballets, Magnificent Scenery, Alluring Costumes, Wonderful Lighting Effects. SEE PRINCE VALOOVIXD'S PALACE, THE CRINOLIX-E BALLET, JESTER, 'GOLDEN GUINEAS, JEWEL'S,- COURT ' CARDS, JOKER, NUBIAN SLAVES. SEE THE ARCTIC SCENE, Painted 'by IMiss Dorothy Wall. A Scene of Unsurpassed Brilliancy, Aurora Borealis, Esquimaux. ICE FAIRIES, (POLAR BEARS, GHOSTS, PEXGTONS, BATS, CUfPTDS, The 'Supreme Art of Dancing, Set in Beautiful Scenery and to the Tune ot Perfect Music. 'Full Orchestra, under the Direction of Mrs A. C. Pawson. Stage Manager: Mr C. Orosher. PQPCLAiIt PRICES: 3/3, SV3, 1/3. iMATIXE'E—A SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN', SATURDAY, 20TH, 2.30. Box Plan at Wildman. and Arey's. Tickets at Globe 'Machine Shop. 565 EVBRYIBODY GOES TO "EVBYB'DX'S. ,, " TT'V'RYB'DY'S." . " XJV'RYB'DY'S." . THE PARAMOUNT STAR. • T ILA T 'BE _ . J-'EE _ -L'ILA J-'EJS Sweetest . T ILA T •Eβ Thing . -L'ILA -LEE in T ILA T BE Size 2 . -•-'ILA J-'EE Girls. . T ILA T EOS ■L'ILA JUe>E - . S UCn A TITTILE PIRATeT* _ UCH XV JUi TTL>E IT IRATE." There is also a Screaming • MACK SEXNETT COMEDY . OUPID'S T|AY OFF. -LaY V/pj- . ■** - o'clock, 3.30, 7 o'clock, and 5.30. ATTEND THE EARLY SESSIONS OB BOOK YOUB. SEATS ('Phone 4402). GOES TO TTIV'RYB'DY'S. -Everybody goes to -tL'v'BYß'DY'a rj* O W X Jj A L L. COXCERT CHAMBER. /JlO-XIGHT. mO-NIGHT. rjTO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. And TO-MOKBOW EVENING. J-'J-ACK LOUISE IVr^CK.' OUISE iVJ. ACK: X OUISE M A C X - -"-Lack. her a mazing er -^-mazing war "poecital. AR -"'ECITAL. s How I Met Edith Cavell in Brussels. What I Saw Inside the German Lines. HOW J TV/TET riTHE T7-AISER. OW - 1 - -l-'J-ET J-HE -I^-AISEB. THE GREATEST WOMAN WAR CORRESPONDENT IN THE WORLD. A Series of Keal, Living, Palpitating, Human Incidents, snatched from. Life Itself. DRAMATIC! REALISTIC! HUMOROUSI DRAMATIC! REALISTIC! HUMOROUSI HER -JVfOVIXG "PICTURES ER -"-Loving -l ictures And ONE TTUNDRED QLIDES. - NE -LJ-XJXDRED X The Whole Forming an Entertainment of Unrivalled Interest and Attractiveness. Bos Plan Now Open at Wildman and 'Arey's. METRO FILMS Will be Screened at the Globe Theatre COMMENCING FIRIiQAY, 'SEPT. 19. T ADiIES wanted for Dramatic Company, -" extensive Tour. Capable Amateurs will be given an opportunity. Apply Immediately.—'Write "Drama," 987, Star Office- 71 DANCING. MUNRO'S HALIii DANCING EVEKY WEDXESDAY NIGHT S P.M. SHARP. Glover's Music. Good Floor. Gents, 1/6. Ladies. 1/. A. G. BETTANY, M.C. TW4 W. P. CARTWEIGHT, Sec. "pvAXCIXG. — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ±J TIRADES HALL, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. ■Messrs. Gco. Williams and Chas. Weaver's Class. Parker's High-class Orchestra of Three instruments. MAXIXA, also, is one of the Dances in a 'Selected Programme. ■Gents. 3/6. Ladies, Gd. 43 XVAXCLNG, 'ST. .MARK'S HALL, J -' REMUERA, EVERY THURSDAY. Ladies 1/, Gents 1/6. H. Fletcher, Pianiet. j. Brophy, Sec. 2 ■ IRETURNED SOLDIERS 1 A UCKLAXD RETURNED SOLDIERS' Jry - ASSOCIATION. GRAXD BALL TO PETTY OFFICERS AXD MEN, H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. TOWN HALL, rpiUPvSDAY, 9;XTH IXST. A FEW TICKETS LEFT FOR SALE. Those desirous of obtaining should apply to the Soldiers' Club, Wellesley Street up to MOXDAY NEXT. Slidday. Tickets, 7/C, and entitles purchaser to be accompanied by two ladies. W. RANKIN. 571 Hon. Sec. Reception Committee. MOTOR BUS SERVICE. A trCKLAXD TO WAIUKU, via Pntekohe. ■£*- Direct Motor Service, every Week-day, ait 5.30 a.m., from G.P.0., Auckland. Passengers may reserve seats at Union. Garage, Lome Street. 'Phone 1479. Fare, 12/. l>