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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 222, 18 September 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. I ____—-— JTIS -aTAJESTY'S fP-TEATR-. / / mO-NIGHT. - mO-NIGHT. 7.45 p * Tyriss TV-P_nsi_ tt-night-s pupin In / "GWENWTS OF TH'B .LONELY TOWBB,". Lovers of the Beautiful Should Not Mm This Magnificent Spectacle. (PRICES: 3/3, 2/3, 1/3. MATIN.EE, SATURDAY, AT 2.30. ■Day Sales at Globe Machine Shop. -slj rpOWN TT ALL /CONCERT /^iH-JUBE^ TO-NIGHT. fpO-NIGHT. 0-NIGHT. "-0-NIGHX. T AST TJECTTAL BY THE BRILLIANT WOMAN SPEAKEIt, Louise Tvr A c__ \ OUISE A'^-ACK. T OUISE M- ACK-'-'OUTSE -t-"-ACK. GREETED LAST EVENING WITH A POSITIVE FURORE OF ENTHUSIASM/ UNQUESTIONABLY ONE OF THE FINEST SPEAKERS EVER HEARD. A Recital of Notable and Remarkable Experiences. •LIVING, PALPITATING LIFE DRAMAS. LAUGHTER AND nYEAP.3 AUGHTER AND ■*■ EARS HAPPILY INTERMINGLED. HER AMAZING WAR EXPERIENCES. HER MOVING PICTURES, And ONE HUNDRED SLIDES. A RICH AND RARE ENTERTAINMENT. PRICES: 3/, 2/, 1/; Reserves, 4/ (plus tax). CJ T. TAMES" XX A & I* WELLINGTON _T_____« /yiO-NTGHT (THUiEISDAT). '/CRAKD /CONCERT. CHOIR, 50 VOICES. MISS CORA M-ELVIN, .Soprano. MISS LAURA STONE, -OratlS-to. V MR. HORACE JBSSOP, Tenor. MR. F. BOURKE, Bass. AIR. T. HARiRIS, Elocutionist. . »■ Acco—roanist: MISS THELMA GALLAHER, A.T.C.L., L.A.B. Organist: MR. PABCOE. Conductor: MR. MUDGWAY. 525 METRO FILMS WfU be .Screened at tbe Globe Theatre COMMENCING FRIDAY, SEPT. 13. A GREAT SUPER-ATTRACTION-^ Sessue Hayakawa—" Ev'ryb'dy's." DANCING. DRUIDS' HALL, NORTH STREET, N_ VVTOiX. SLOIAL TENDHEU-D BY THE i-Mi'LOYEES OF K. GREER AND SOXS Will _l_» place iv the above Hall on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. ■Refreshments. Dancing at S p.m. Lillis' Orchestra. Gents, V; 1/6. 541 DANCING.— Ideal Social Club, every Tuesday aud Thursday. Music and liuor second to none. Come where t_» crowds go, and where you can't help bat eujoy yourselves. *> c Intend to give n_ icvitation night to onr regular patrons everj month. Sub., Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/- M" o } Mr R. Tait. Hon. sec, VV". Buckley. T ST. BENEDICT'S HALL — ____SJ> SOCIAL ANl> ItA-COE- will be bald la /the above Had, THURSDAY, Septemb* ISth. Dancing, S till 1L Lil_r Orchestra. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/8. M> • TMFORTANT 1 NO.TICB. trS. xES_: .isk NAViAL .AjND M_UTAJIY BALL To be given by th* |»5/ -N/Vv- YSgj Auckland Garrison Wil I S'aF Officers' Club in th« . «_"_. JsmY TOWN HALL, WEDN'ESDAY, SEPT. 24. .Ml Persons fcol-ln. CED Invitations to tha above Bail are requested to make EARLY application for their Tickets of Admission a.t the Office of tire Hon. Treasurer, Lieut C. F. Bennett. Firet Floor, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Queen Street, as the number of tickets ha_ been limited. A. T. DOW, Captain, R. WOODS, Lieut, 540 Hon. Sees., Ball Committee. jgETjjRNEo" SOLDIERS { AUCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. GRAND BALL TO PETTY OFFICERS AXD MEN, H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. TOWN HALL, rjTHURSDAY, f>~IH LN_T. A FEW TICKETS LEFT FOR SALE. Thu-e desirous of obtaining should apply to the Soldiers' Club Wellesley Street, up'to MONDAY NEXT, Midday. Tickets, 7/0, and entitles purchaser to &• accompanied by two ladies. W. RANKINf 571 Hon. Sec. Reception Committee. TEACHERS OF DANCING. E~MBRY'S Theatrical School teaches Stag* c.nd Fancy Dancing, Contortion Acts." Trapeze Acts, and Wire Walking.—l. Cobden St., Newton. ____? D~~ANCING r -MISS SPENCER'S CLABBE& Mon., Wed., Thur».. 23, Vincent St.. I p.m. foresters' Hall. Tuesdays, 8 p.m. Bat.. 2.E0 p.m. and S p.m. Private Lesson* by appointment. Terms, 2_. Vincent St. phoue _2'_ T. ■ , I• —w^g RSSIAURANI9, TEA ROOMS. COUP WITH TOAST. For a light but appetising and sustain" lug Lunch or Supper, we can reeon* mend our .Soap*. Five kinds— Kidney, Tomato, Pea. Clear, and- Bovril. Served hot (with toast) we And them much la request. STACIKY'S TEA ROOMS, 61, QUEEN STREET. ~B