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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 250, 21 October 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. T AST NIGHT OF "GOODY TWn, -" SHOES." WQ| GRAND FINAL PERFORMANCE Of "GOODX TWO SHOES." JJIS rpHEATEE. Direction J. C. "WILLIAMSON. LTD Manager John i*"arrel£ Farewell to a Great Show. THIS EVENING AT 745 THIS EVENING AT 7.45. LAST PERFORMANCE LAST PERFORMANCE Of the Tremendous J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Pantomime Extravaganza, " GOODY TWO SHOES!" • "GOODY TWO SHOES!" •' GOODY TWO SHOF .'" The Absolute Limit in SPECTACLE, .COMEDY, SO\G, A-SD ■SPECIALTY. 2M —People in the Production— 200 Plane at Wildman and Arey's. Day Sale* at Colcman's. Prices: D.C. and R.S., 7/; Stalls, 3/fiGallery. 1/6. Early Door Stalls and Gal! lery, 1/ extra. All prices plus Amusement Tax. TjJMBLIE POLINI BEASOX. BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN, WILD. MAN AND A'BEY'B, for the First Six Nights. Res. Stalls and. Dross Circle, 7/ (Plus Tttx). '■— ■ —i \ H. IS fpHEATRE. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sole Direction J. ana N. Talt COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY. NEXT SATURDAY. NEXT SATURDAY, The Actress of the year, In the Play of the year, •Miss EM.ELI.B POLINI, EME LIB POLINI, EMELIE POLINI, One of tie most Intrinsically charmlne artists who has ever visited Auckland, Iα Edward Clark's fascinating Comedy-drama, DE TUXB ANNIE."E -L/UXR ANNIE." DE TUXE ANNIE." E ■μ-xjjie." •'De Luxe Annie" ran for three month* solid in Sidney, and since then has been twice revived, with the same tremendous success. To be followed by Max Marcin's alluring Spring-time Play, " EYES OF YOUTH." In Three Acts and Seven Episodes. 'Reserve Your .Seats at 'Wildman, and Arey'f t/ ARCADIA. mO-NIGHT. RCADIA. J- And ARCADIA. TO-iMORROW ONLY. RCADIA. DOJiOTHY OROTHY VTISH, In " mHE TTOP£ pHEST. ,, A S-PLENDID COMEDY I>RAMA. In Addition, a Sennett Comedy, •'TTER THIRST TITISTAKE." \ With Louise Fazenda and Chester ConkUn. SEE THIS PROGRAMME: BROADWAY. NEWMARKET.-TO-NIGHT. A Triangle Masterpiece. "I WANT JiY CHIbUTIEX." •' I WANT MY CHILDREN." With William Desmond and Alma (Rubens in the Leading Parts. A Daring Indictment against Race Suicide.! HISTORY OF THE WAR. PATHE NEWS. : No one under 18 years admitted. BRITANNIA. TJRITAXXIA. RITANNIA. -DrITANNIA. TO-NIGHT, AND WEDNESDAY. A "William Fox" Super-feature in 7 reels, — TX7OMAN rpHK TAW. — — VVoMAX AAfD J-HE -"AW. — Has the Law the Right to Deprive t Mother of Her Child? ,SEE "WOMAN AND THE LAW." SPLENDID SUITORTIXv. fIIOGRAMMK. BAZAAR. '.CJT FRANCIS , GOLDEN JUBII/EB IO BAZAAR. ART UNION OP GOLD XDGGETS, THAMES. First iPrize, No. 7373; second. No. 14223; third, No. 700: fourth, 1011*3; ttftli, 10618; sixth. No. 0714. s°" SKATING. aKATISG CARNIVAL. ■PLAIN AND FANCY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. And SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1. ROYAL ALBEJRT SKATING iRIXK, AUCKLAND. 73 LECTURES. LEAGUE AGAINST EXTENSION OP ■MILITARISM. • SHORT ADDRESS By Ex-Private Lee, D.C.M., On THURSDAY, S P.M., At the SOCIETY OiF ARTS, KITCHENER ST. All Invited. Euslness, for Members Only, at 7.30 p.m. 94 RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. rniUC KIOSK, Cornwall Park, Open Dally, -L (Sundays and Holidays. Best Tea procurable used. Scones speciality, always ready. • 85 pOBXWALL PARK KIOSK—The Fayourltc Plenle ■Ground. Picnics alt sizes arranged for. Hot water alwnys procurable. Moderate Charge. ©* -yERY REFRESHING ! There la nothing more refreshing after a shopping expedition, walking, or sightseeing, than a Pot of Good Tea, freshiy made, with a plate of hot buttered toast. This Is eqnally good in the evening after the "Pictures." We specialist In Tea and Toast. STAOEY'S TEA ROOMS, 01, QUE.KN STREET. B