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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 252, 23 October 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS ! STRAND — N.Z.s — CJTBAND TRAND — Largest — CTRAND STRAND — And — CJTRAND TRAND — Finest — *>TRAND STRAND — Picture — CTRAND TRAND — House. — Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. t AST rnrwo "tvays. X/AST -*-WO *-* AYS. Tt f ATINEE T-JAILY AT OIK THIS XTIVENING, AT H-t pT vis -Evening, -"-t * tXx, % "THE WORLD'S SWEETHEART!" MARY -piCKFOKD, ARY ■* ICKFORD, MARY -piCKFORD, ARY -t ICKFORD, As Judy, in " "TvADDY X ONG - X EGS " " -L-'ADDY -"ONG - " " T\ADDY X ONG - X EGS " •• JL/aDDY --"EGS " " "TkADDY X ONG - X EGS " "■L'ADDY -LEGS" Jean Webster's Celebrated Story and Play. SPECIAL PROLOGUE AND ORCHESTRA BOX PLAN a,t Richardson Piano Co , Ltd. NIGHT PRICES: 2/6. 2/, 1/G, and 1/. DAY PRICES: 2/ and 1/ (Plus Tax). Reserves, 6d extra. Children half-price. QUEEN'S. i"kUEEN'S. UEEN'S. V3*ueEN'S. LAST TWO DATS Of .THE GREAT JEWEL PRODUCTION, DESTINY. "TvEST-INY. ■ESTINY. -i-'ESTINY. DESTINY. "TkESTINY. ESTINY. -i-'ESTINY. One of the Acknowledged BIG PICrUKES OF THE YEAR. And Presenting the Truly Great Screen Actress, MISS X-iOROTHY XJHILLIPS. ISS -L'OKOTHY -^HILLIFS. SATURDAY SATURDAY NEXT. NEXT. STILL ANOTHER FINE PICTURE At The Queen's. H AHOLD X OCKWOOD ARO.LD •L'OCKWOOD HAKOLD X OCKWOOD AROLD - L/ OCKWOOD IN PALS X7IIRST. T>ALS THIRST. AI>S J- IK ST. -t ALS IRST. PALB T7IIUST. TJALS THIRST. ALS -L IKST. r ALS IRST. A GREAT PLAY. A GREAT STAR. A GREAT PRODUCTION. pOMING mo O|ATURDAY. VIOLA DANA IN " mHE T>AUISIAN miGRESS." rpOM MOORE EXPECTS TO SEE- YOU - 1 - At the ■LYRIC, SATURDAY. RECITAL. 'ECITAL. HTHIS (THURSDAY) T7IVENIXG, J- OCTOBER 23. *-* rpOWN XTALL /-IONCERT r-IHAMBEB MISS STELLA McLEAN, MISS STELLA McLEAX, MISS STELLA McLEAX, Dramatic Soprano. Assisted by MR. BARRY CONEY, Baritone. MR. GEORGE POOUE, Flautist. At the Piano: ' -MISS MADGE McLEAN. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's. PRICES: 3/, 2/, and 1/ (plus tax). Book your seats now. 506 AMOVED fVN- -VTIAGA-RA ICKTVED Uy -*> lAGARA A'RMVED f\y -VriAG-AilA UIMVED V-'X -*-' lAGARA FROM ALL PAUTS OF THE WORLD. i-tHATJTAUQUA A RTISTS. -"-RTISrPS. -1 O CONCERTS. -I -J LBCTTFKE». ■*-* COXiOEBTS. J-J- LECTURES. ALL DIFFERENT. /"\P , EJNTN"'G IN , pOXCEBT /CHAMBER, OCTOBER 23, gATURDAY A FTERNOON: OPENING AXWOTOWTBaEBXTS— •' MISSnjHELEX CARSON, CONCERT ; THE LYRIC QUARTET. SATURDAY -pVEXING: FORMAL OPEOTNG— OOXTIE.RT THE 'LYRIC QUAfRTET. LECTURE. "TOTE- NEEDS OF' TH-E HOUR" .. JUDGE. UtEO. D. ALDTJN, of Massachusetts. .Turtße Alden, as a Popular Lecturer. Iβ surpassed by very few men In the World. HEAR "KIM FOR YOURSELF, AND BE YOUR OWN , JUDGE. SHASCHX TICKETS: Adults 10/. Children 4/, Students 6/. Reserves for Season, 2/ extra. DAY SALE'S: 3/ (Reserved), 2/6, 1/G. Afternoons, all parts. 1/5. Season Tickets and Single Admission Reserves now on sale at Wlidman and Arf's. We advise our friends and patrons to ■book early on account of the limited accommodation In the Concert Chamber. THE CHAUTAUQUA ASSOCIATION, rX'COUPORATE'D. Executive Council: Hiss Helen Carson, Mr. W. J. Napier, Hon. Georpe Fowlds, Mr. Mark Cohen, Mr. H. 51. E. Paget. 520 HOLIDAY NOTICES. mHE LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS AND J- LAND AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION OF AUCKLAND (Incorporated). Members are requested to observe Labour Day, MONDAY, October 27, l'Jiu, as a Holiday. W, J. A. THOMSON, SI Secretary. QI T V " OF AUCKLAND. LABOUR DAY. There will be no Collection of .Refuse on MONDAY NEXT, -*7th instant, Labour Day. In the Remuera and Grey Lynn Districts refuse usually collected on MONDAY will foe taken up on TUESDAY. HENRY W. WILSON, Town' Clerk. October 21, 1919. 659 DAY CELEBRATIONS. THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT RKPATRIWILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 27 (Labour Day). FRANK H. BURBUSH; District Repatriation Officer, Auckland.