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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 103, 30 April 1920, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS ANT* fwCEEX'S RIXCE-SS AND *°»UEEN'S PRINCESS AND QUEEN'S RINCESS AND *»x;EEN'9 PRINCESS AND /QUEEN'S RINCESS AND ViIuEEN'S THEATRES. THEATRES. THEATRES. GREAT TVOL-BLE "PROGRAMMES. REAT -L'OUBLE *- ROGRAMMES. AT LAST r>HARLIE mHE TAW "TVODGER, yjHKV.IAF. J- t-T'E -IJaW J-'OnGFR, r > » H AR'LIE irriHE TAW "piODGER, V'HABLIE J-HE -L'O.DGER, *has (been captured and will be seen at the above theatres TO-MORROiW (Saturday) and all the week. SEE irpHE XAW TkODGER, Charlie -L he -Uaw J-'o.dger, /CHARLIE mH'E TAW T^ODGER, Charlie -I- he JLjaw -Lodger, T"oq tnrtnp Iseonnrd Ooojrood, a. ml sapponed by Iris Blewden. Daisy Nolan and a host of New Zealand Beauty Girls. /"CHARLIE mHE TAW TvODGER, UHARLIE -LttK Xi.iW i-'oDRKR, fpH'E TAW TVODGER, -I- HE J-'OJDGER, The first comedy to 'be produced In New Zealand. See how your NewZealand Actors and Actresses compare with the Americans. IT IS A NEW ZEALAND PRODUCTION, but it IS <Funny. Supporting Picture at the Princess, WALLACE "REID ALLACE -"EID IN '"VOU'R'E TJURED." " - 1 - OU'R'E -C IRED." Supporting Picture at the Queen's. SESSUE TTAYAKAWA ESSUE -tIAYAKAWA IN "irpHß "VfAN -RENEATH." " ■*- HE -wJ-AN" JJENEATH." Book your seats for the Princess at ■Richardson's, or ring SSB Auto. Q IP E R A TT O U S E. Direction: Ben and John Fuller. ALTVAYS "CTULLER'S.. AND MERRY J ULLER'S. BRIGHT. MATINEE AT Q QA — iQATURDAY. ATINEE AT AOU _ OaTURDAY. Prices: Od, 1/. 1/6 <plus tax). nX)-NIGiHT — AT Q - rpO-NIGHT. -•-0-NIG.HT - AT O — -*-O-NIGHT. A REAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF TTA.RRY "DURGESS "DEVUE "C^OLK. AJ-ARRY -tJuKGESS -"EVUE E OLK, PRESENTING FOR THE FIRST TIME ON ANY STAGE. HTHICK AND rriHIX IN A r«TM. ->- HICK AND J-HIN IN A VJyM. STAR VAUDEVILLE IN ADDITION. THE DARRAGHS. POLLARD AND JACKSON, WALLINGFORD TATE, •THEODORE. MAUDE f-IOURTXEY AND T|,fß. f* aude Courtney and -M-r. \j. at Richardson's. 110. Queen Street, till 5 then at Segedin's (opp. Theatre), till 7. I'bone and Make Sure of Seats. PRICES: 1/, 2/, 2/6, 3/. Plus Tax. GLOBE. /"ILOB'is. LOBE. 1 vJIOBE. Final 'Screenings of the Great English Picture, mHE /> RAND TJABYLON TTOTEL." ,U HB vTRAND -DaBYLON -CLoTEL." A Story of MIGHTY T ONDON. IGHTY -L'O.MX)N. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. A Vltagraph Feature, " WANGLED X IVES " " - 1 -ANGLED •l-'rVES." A Powerful Story of Love and the Stern Hand of Retribution. HARRY MOREY and s>l t n n r> BETTY BLYTHE. rpHEATRE, Proprietors: Ben and John Fuller; Ltd. Direction: De Ray and Hart. ]I£ATINEE, rjTO-MORROW, gATURDAY, 9OQ rnO-NIGHT-AT O—rnO-XIGHT -•■ 0-NIGHT—AT O Lq-XIGHt! Sceeess at Our Great Variety Show. JH| T AMPINI. NONSENSICAL GREAT -" AMPINI, YANK. F,. ".. iPROFESSOR .?-2H? ITA " T»ADMAINE. A\ 01 RITA. -L'ALiMAIXE TIfUSrICAT, r^AiRLSONS. x,J -usrcAr. v/AißLsoNs. CLE>GG AND XX \RT LEGG AND JO-ARt! TXASSAN T7-HAN. -C-ASSAN A HAX AND GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY toTS'piVt S R tr"Je n t rd "° n ' S and at Flnla *'*' tl^«A e K^A^ 8 T "- See the Hypnotic Sleeping Man in X*es duced to'sr lnd h W f - Karan « anfl Pc Road. InPiSt: = Plllg Owing to Postponement of Steamer from Thames, "'THE MAN FROM KANGAROO" Will not arrive in time for screening to-night. Will be Last Time GYMNASIUM. TXEALTH AND RECREATION FOR ALI'wOMEN AND GIRiLS In the Y.W.C.A. GYMNASIUM. CLASSES STARTING MONDAY, MAY 3. Concessions to Clubs and Organisations. Apply for Further Details. 301 Y_ W. C. A. OPEN 'HOUSE MGHT, TO-MORROW ISATURDAY), 7 to 10 P.M. Come and See Over the Building. Come and Hear About the Winter Programme. See the Fun in the Gymnasium. And Have a Cafeteria SMpper. MUSICAL PROGRAMME. 1 ALL CLASSES START MONDAY, MAY 3. Ask for Syllabus. ELSIE M. GRIFFIN, 560 General Secretary.