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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 114, 13 May 1920, Page 12

l> B I N*C ESS fpHEATBE. •LAST 3 MGBXS OF ■piCTTjaES AXD gOSC. LAST 2 NIGHTS OF fJHB JJOXB PP.IOADE ENTERTAINEBS, And . ' J/LA L EE ' Featnrlog ln^ "•BOSS OF THE BIYEB." The Kiwi Boys appear Each Night at BJSO. POPULAR PB1CBB.,; : piBIXG TaN B, HE i? IKI > G -MINE, TH B ■CIIRI.V& T. IN E, HE * IEIS* J-'INE, TH B -p 181 X O TIN E, HE JCi IRI N G WISE, BY ROBERT W. CHAMBERS. Brought to Beel Life by IRENE /CASTLE, RENE VASTLE, IRENE /CASTLE, RENE *->ASTLE. IRENE rxASTLE, . RENE VASTLB. America's Gorgeous Dresser and BrilUant Dancer. Robert W. Chambers' Celebrated Novel, Pictnrised as A Paramonnt-Artcraft Special, Starring IRENE AaSTLB. ■-'. REXB VASTLE, IRENE rXASTLE, RENE VASTLE. IRENE /X4STLE, RENE VASTLE. The World's Best-drcseed Woman, with all 'Her 'Subtle Charm and Loveliness. THE -CURING T 'INB, HE X , IRIXG J-/IN(E THE TURING J INE HB A 7 IRING ' THE TjVRING TJNE HE A 7 IRING J-fIXE Ts a Splendid Picture' in every respect. First, the. drama Itself, which is derived from Robert tV. Chamber*' stirring story of the same title. Is unusual from any angle one chooses to look at It; secondly, the manner in which It has been, treated by tbe director, Charlie Malgne, shows the 'material up to Its best advantage; and; thirdly, the performances of Irene Caetle and her supporting playersj notably David Powell, are of an nnuenally superior order. Irene Castle (wife of the late Captain Vernon C*£tle, famous dancer; and member of New York's "Four Hundred") wean some beautiful clothes in ibis picture. ."COMMENCING AT THE PRINCESS CJIATURDAT TtfEXT. -tBISCEee K3 A.TUBDAX' -"BXT- , The Box Plan is now open at Richardson's Music Depot, Queen Street. -. -■-■ - Prtces=-Day Session: D.C. 1/1, Stalls 6d. Night Session: D.C. 1/7, Stalk 1/1; Beaerrea 2/1. 'Phone 58« A. P I 8..A ~~ H O V S V E. iDircctlon: Ben and John Fuller. AI/WAYS ■piULLEB'S ANDMERRY X? EfcijEfe'S -BRIGHT. —AT Q — mt-MOHT. J-0-NIGHT — AT O — J-O-XHSHX. FULLER -TrAUDEVILLH ITLLER v AUDEVILLB •' • T7ICLLER ■¥7'AtrDEVIIiLH A ULLER ». AUDEVIIiLB a FULLER . \TAUDEVILLB CLLES T AUDEVILLE AND • ABDY-S "PERFORMING- T»OG8, BDY'S -t BRFORJiUNG ■l-'OGS* rtATS, piGEONS AND /COCKATOOS. JTi<} EOXB xnd Cockatoos. iPlane at Richardton's till 6, then at Scgedin'sttUl 7. 'Phone 3748. iPRICES: V, 2/, 2/S, 3/ (plue tax). GLOBE. AN ALL-BRITISH -" . LOBE. HBPWOKTH a LOBE. PBODUCTIOS. f " i LOBE. GLOBE. . Starring LOBE. GLOBE. * ALMA TAYLOR LOBE. GLOBE. "ANNIB T AUBIB.~ LOBE. «*« L -NNIB I -MaUBIB." GLOBE. " ANNIE T AtJBIE.LOBE. "-"-Ninß -"^AUKIE." r«LOBE. . i ' Also. * . • ; GLOBE. Eleventh Part ot LOBE. • : rjLOBE. "WOLVES OF CULTUBB." ' ' GLOBE. C O St B D I E Si ! i LOBE. T O P I.C A L 9. fj% O W N * TT- ■■• JL Jf »V. Direction....VlCTOß BECK. '. Under Vice-Regal and Distinguished 1 . Patronage... rpHE JJNGLISH TOEBBOTS Have been establiehed in Melbourne for over 17 years, during which time they achieved a remarkable success at their Pavilion, St. Kllda. where they have <lven over 2500—PERFORMANCES—250O ■', Constituting an Unbroken Becord of ' ■ 13 — CONSECUTIVE SEASONS 12 I 1006-Wl7. ifJpHU TCTNGLISH TOERKOTS, Professional .Artists and LADIES' OBCOEsreA Iβ—PBEFORMEHS—Iβ In Select Programmes, introducing the Very Latest SONGS, SKETCHES, BURLESQUES AND COMEDY .*""""• "• Of Distinctly High Order. £JOMMENCING OATUBDAT. A Popular Entertainment, by Professional Artists, at POPULAR PRICES3/. 2/, 1/ (pins tax). • Box Plan at Wild man and Arey's. No extra charge for booking. ON'D AUCKLAND DIGGERS! i °2 n ll worr y . tUe Secretary for partleulars of the Reunion. To those who have ' not read the big advertisement, the Show: 'will be held at the Drill Hal] in JUNE 3 Next, 8 p.m. Come In dvles, with live bob in your pocket for expenses, but let us know you are coming. "* s Note Address— ■ , . box i 4». apcklanp: OLYMPIC GAMES. Q L V M PI C Q. AM E S. VIOLET WALROND. BBORGE DAVIDSON, • DARCY HADFIELD. And other New Zealand Representatives are DUE TO LEAVE FOR ANTWERP THURSDAY NEXT. £600 ~ SIX HUNDRED POUNDS - £600 ~ SIX HCIf DRED POUNDS - J, s . STILL REQUIRED TO MAKE UP AUCKLAND'S . CONTRIBUTION TOTHK OLYMPIC FUND! HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED YET? 600 S »BS~AT £1 12,000 SBBS AT 1/ ABE THE Kjap,. the Patriotic. Sports-loving Auckland Pabiic to make the neceasary respoMe: DUc DON'T DELAYSEND ALONG, TO-DAY! We HAVE the Material— _. We NEED the C-A-S-H. , A. J. FERNANDEZ, Treannr.i- *** w^o^To^H^SS: