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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 27, 31 January 1920, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. J^AREWELU FAREWELL SEASOX of MUKEE-L STAKK FAREWELL SEASON" of MURIEL STAivK FARITWELL SEASO-X of MURIEL STARK GOOD-BYE To the Most Popular Dramatic star the •Xew Zealand Stage has Ever Known. On the -Completion of her Auckland Season at His Majesty's Theatre MURIEL STAKtt will .Return to America. LAST AI*PEARAX"CE IX" AUCKLAND OF FRANK KAiRfVEY. JJIS mHEATRE. Direction .J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. NEXT .SATURDAY NIGHT, FEE 7 XHST SATCROAY XIGHT, iPEB t" SBXT SATCRBiI NIGKHT, iFEB 7 NEXT 'SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. 1. 3. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Present Auckland's Favourite Dramatic Artist, MURIEL STARR ■ MTTRDIL STAiRB MjCRTEL STARR MURIEL STAKtt MURIEL STARR —— MTOIEL STAK-tt MURIEL STARR MURIEL STARK jIiURIEL. STARR MURIEL STARtt With .the Popular English Leading Man, FRANK HARVEY, FRANK HARVEY, And the Biggest and Most Brilliant Aggregation of Supporting Artists since the Asche-Brayton Productions, In THREE OF THE GREATEST STAGE SUCCESSES EVER RECORDED IN LOXiDOX AXTJ AMERICA. NTEIXT 'SATURDAY XIGHT, FEB. 7. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. 7. First Four Xiglrts of the Season. The Dramatic Success of Two Continents, THE SILENT WITNESS. THE SILENT WIT X ESS. THE SILENT WITNESS. THE" SILENT WITNESS. By Otto Hauerliach. Author of "Katlnka." A Drama that Carries Conviction, Abounds In Strong .Climaxes, and Holds its Audience FASCINATED THRILLED SPELLBOUND! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 {Four Nights). THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 (Four Nights). One of the Most Impressive Dramatic Productions Presented In Auckland / For Many Years. COMMON A Drama CLAY. COMMON That Makes CLAY. COMMON" a Tremendous . CLAY. COMMON" , Impression, OLAY. COMMON" Not Easily CLAY. COMMON Effaced. CLAY. A PLAY THAT EVERY MAN AND WOMAN' WILL WANT TO , SEE. TUESDAY, FEB. 17 (Last Three Nights) TUESDAY, FEB. 17 (Last Three Nights). The Stirring and Thrilling Spy Play, THREE FACEiS EAST. THREE FACE'S EAST. THREE FACES EAST. THREE FACES EAST. THJREB FACEIS EAST. A great and remarkable drama, wfliicn holds its audience in its thrall during nearly three hours of unfaltering Excitement. ' FOUR ACTS OF BREATHLESSLYEXCITIXG IXCIDENTS, SHOWING G-BRMANT'S SUBTLE) METHODS OF SECURING IXFORQIATIONI BE-FORE AXT> AFTER THE WAR. THE BOX PLANS for the SEASOX will Open at WIIiDMAN AND AREY'S NEXT THUIRiSDAY, AT S A.M. Touring Manager .. ROBT. WILXiIAMSOX. BIHTAJO.-lA. BRITANNIA. TO-XIGHT. MAY ALLISON In CASTLES IX THE 4.18 BILJJIE WEST in THE HANDY MAN BILLIE WEST in THE HANDY MAX* Episode 6 — THE SrLENT MYSTERY. COMING NEXT MOXDAY "THE BLINDNESS OF DIVOHCE " Fox Super-feature, in 7 Reels. rjIOWX TTTALL QONCERT ./"IHAMBEB SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, AT 8 P M SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, AT S P.M.' "piABEWELL "pyECITALBy LAURA TT7ALKER, AURA ' * ALKER, LAURA TX7ALKER, AURA > * ALKER, LAURA V\7ALKBR, AURA » » ALKER, Auckland's Own Soprano and Brilliant Pupil of Dame Nellie Melba. GREAT OPERATIC PROGRAMME. Inclnding Selections from "Fanst," "Mlgnon," "II Trovatore." SUPPORTED BY AUCKLAND'S LEADING MUSICIANS. PRICES: 4/, 2/6, 1/ (Plus Tax). Day Sales ut Lewis K. Eady and Sons, Queen *t. Plan of Reserved Seats, Wildman and Arey*6. next Wednesday morning. 533 STRAND /TVHEATRJ^ T R A N* D J- H E A 1 X «■ jgTTXTDAY, IJ QQ P.M. Q.REAT jyriSSIOX- gERTICE. MR. FRAN-K S. KEMIP Sing "liead, Kindly Light" (Pugh Evans). THE ORCHESTRA (Mr. "WSiteley McElwain, A.T.C.U), will Play "Aye Maria" (Arcodelt), and "3larcn From Orpheus" <Gluck). REV. E. T. COX, M.A., Speaks on "WORLD TYRANTS — MAMMOX," Illustrated by the FILM PICTURE, U/IHAT "fVOTH TT T>ROFIT? ''HAT Xt PROFIT? WHAT TYOTH TT T>ROFIT? HAT X-'OTH' Xx X7aopix2 AT THE GRAXD T O-D A MABEL XORMAXD In "M ICKeY -" LECTTTRES. "PJMPRESS THEATRE, XEWTQN. Close to Reservoir Corner. SUXDAY XIGHT AT 7. SUXDAY XIGHT AT 7. jyTR. TTARRY TSAAC. M X ' U ARRY - TSAAC. Speaks on " THE MAX OF SIX, THE COMIXG AXTICHRIST." BE SURE AXD HEAR THIS STRIKIXG PROI'iiETIC ADDRESS. 54.J