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Auckland Star, Issue LI, 24 May 1920, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. . "Gor' Blime. Blokes, it's all serene. I'm starrin' on the pltchnf snreon." —Ginger Mick. STRAND N.Z.'B S1 TRAN S' TRAND Largest- OtranD. STRAND And ■ —— CJTBAND. XRAND »inest '■ — '•"'TRAND. j^,j.u..-»..>d ——— Picture Ki^il-?' House. k^trand. Direction: Fuller's Pictures. Ltd. Proclaimed by Great Crowds as a Pronounced Success! ITtHIS TjV/ENING AT g OA AND g The Story of GINGER T\,fICK." IXGEB -"AicK," GINGER -\XICK." INGER -"CICK," GINGER A/TICK." INGER ■i-'J-ICK." As told by His Cobber, THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE. You will follow his career with laughter and tears from his troubles with "Johns," through his courtship of the faithful "Rose," to his gallant finish on the hills of Sari Balr. Strikes a sympathetic chord In the hearts of all who see it. Its power, its pathos, its sincerity, its realism and spontaneous humour place it in a class by itself. Prices: 1/, 1/6, and 2/. Box Plan at The Strand, Sixpence Extra. Each Day at 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20, and 8. B 1 G I G BILL TJUSSELL ILL A*USSELL BILL T3USSELL. ILL -"USSELL. BILL TJUSSELL ILL AVusselx, AT THE AUEEN'S *-* U E E N ' S QUEEN'S UEE N ' S QU E EN'S U E E N' S IN -VTEfW Y ORK T UCK. •xv mv X ORK AJgcK. "VTEIW -\7"ORK T UCK. -L* ei\V -L ORK AJuCK. A Five-Part Comedy-Drama, Depicting the Adventures of a Day Dreamer who lived the romance he wrote—aud made good. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. "PRICES AS USUAL. ._ / ART EXHIBITIONS. ft 1870. A A CCELAXD Ilk. JmJ SOCIETY 4Sm£? op akts > Vs__TU«i_m_7' — /pHE A NNTJAL -piXHIBITIONJ Will Open on FRIDAY; 2STH MAY, At tbe SOCIETY'S GALLERY, KITCHENER STREET. EXHIBITS BY LEADING- LOCAL AND SOUTHERN ARTISTS. Hours: 12 to !5 p.m., 7.30 to 10 "p.m. Daily Admission: 1/; Children, 6d. Art Union Tickets: 2/W each. Members' Conversazione, THURSDAY, 27th May, at 7.30 p.m.. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of becoming Members or of assisting the Society in Its activities, are invited to communicate with the Secretary, 12, Fort Street. W. J. A. THOMSON, 357 Secretary. SPORTING. TJACING /-^LUB. WINTER MEETING, 1020. JUNE 3 g AND J ACCEPTANCES FOR— MAIDEN STEEPLES, 2sovs JERVOIS HANDICAP, _soys. MAIDEN HURDLES, -soys HUNT CLUB HURDLES, _soys. MEMBERS' HANDICAP, 3SOVS. FINAL PAYMENTS— S??.™ 0 HURDLES, 9sovs. CORNWALL HANDICAP, Gsovs. CLOSE BY FIVE P.M., ON FRIDAY 2Sth MAY. ' Fees to accompany in each'instance. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. /_j__l_te. * ■yyAiuKu Tgr-cmci tracing ■TRACES "POSTPONED TXDEFINITELY. OWING TO DIFFICULTY IN GETTING HOUSES TO WAIUKU. F. LEPSEY, 551 Secretary. EIJECTRIC TRAMWAYS. 0 3f -^, XT> . AFTER 24'b MAY. 1920, the following ALTERATIONS in the SERVICES will be made:- c .PARNELL-XEWMARKET CARS — This Service will be extended to Queen Street Xorth, Onehunga, the times of departure from Customs Street on the outward journey, and from Newmarket on tbe inward journey will remain unaltered. •ROYAL OAK CARS, Queen Street North, Onehunga—This Service wll rlun to and from the City via iParnell. GKEENWOOD'S CORNER CARS-Thi-Service will run to and from the City via Town. HalL * M '_i_ J. J. WALKLATE, ifJL General Manager. TEACHERS OF DA3TCIWG. Xf AC'S DANCING ACADEMY has Taught -'■*- Thousands. Can teach you Lessons any hoar.—Bercsford and Pitt St., Newton. 5C6 I