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AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. The T> RINCESS. RTXCESS. Theatre ARIXCESS. PRIXCESS. of TKRIXCESS. RINCESS. Surprises. A RINCESS. COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TODAY. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE DISTINGUISHED ARTIST, MDLLE. IRMA f-ARON, RMA IRMA f-ARON, RMA v^AROX, Prior to her departure to London to join Robert Courtneldgc's Co., Presenting GEMS FROM GEMS FROM GRAND AND fIOMIC fYPF.RAS. RAND AND V/pERAS. In Chnractcr Costume . In Character Costume MDLLE. IRMA pAHON". The highest-paid artist R'.YIA vyAUON. who'has ever appeared IRMA /*ARON. iv conjunction with plcUMA V. AUOX. turcs in X.Z. The Singer with a Personality. She Is the daughter of the lnfe LEON CARON, the well-beloved inuxical director. MDLLE. IRMA - APPEARS KM A V-AUOX EACH IRMA / IAKO.N EVENING RMA cL-AUOX AT 8.40. IN ADDITION : A PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT, DOROTHY fl ISH, OROTIIY in iTIMRNING fT-'HE m_BI.ES. ■AfRXIXG 'A he A.AB-ES. DOROTHY f*lSll OROTIIY . Offers You Farce Plus Melodrama, Lnugbs Plus Thrills—A Winning Combination. • It is a Typical "Little Disturber" Picture, • of the order of "Peppy Polly" aud " Battling Jane," etc. ALSO, " .ANOTHER MACK BENNETT COMEDY, BY fIOLLY." V vJOLLV," The Funniest Sennett Up to Dnte. PRIXCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA (The Best Ever), FRANK EGERTpN, Conductor. SESSIONS: 11.13, 1, 2.45, 4.30, 6.15, S. PRICES.—Day: D.C. 1/1; Stalls, Od. " Night: D.C. '1/ ; Stalls. 1/1: Res.. 2/7. Plan at Richardson's or Princess. " Thone SSOA. • TTTER iHusband defied the Law, and look • AA child, so she took the law In her • own hands Did she do right? May a • mother kill for her child? SEE . 1' • WOMAN* fTI ,H fE OMAN And X __ _ WOJIA_i T A W. O.MAN XI a. W. COMMENCING TO-DAY '. At the QUEEX'S. DE-iX'S. QUEEN'S. U BEN'S. Featuring MIRHAiM f-OOTIER IRIIAM -70O11KU MIRIAM ffOOItER IRiIAM V. OOIIER RAMSAY VV'AI-LACE. A'MSAY ' » ALLACE. RAOit&AY TXTALrLAU-. A'MSAY » » ALLACE. 1 WOMAN* AXD niHE V AW. OMAN XA-XD AiniK -L_AW. \H7iomax a - vl> nyinK t aw. ''OMAN* AXD J- HUE A^aw. Based upon a tragedy 'that stirred all New York Society. The Jack. iLa Salle ease of last year. The Mother Love that dared all thlnßs. A question to which the au-swer will never . he written. • SHALL A MOTHER KILL TO KEEP HER OHILDV The .Supporting Programme includes: 3 NEW CHAMPION Cartoon GAZETTE. Topical. HUNGRY LIONS IN 'HOSPITAL. SUNSHIX-E COMEDY. And __ E WART'S "POPULAR fwRCHiESTRA. WART'S A OPULAR VIICHiEBTRA. ,' Trices as Usual. 'Phone 041 A.' VEff T ABOUR T>ARTY. ) /"WPERA TTOUSE. ) ■ ) OI'SDAT A FTERNOO-Vf 2.30 P.M. "UXDAY _.;!0 r.JI. )' T ANTERX T ECTURE, < BY \ E. J. H OWABD ' M - r * ) "fTIHE /BRUISE r\v rpHE vtokoia." ') 80 BEAUTIFUL VIEiWS OF SAMOA •7 AND RAROTONGA. Bring the Children to hear "Uncle Ted." j QPERA TTOUSE. SUNDAY -fc-VENINifI 7.30 P.M. UND AY A_fvEXIN"NJ, 7.30 P.M. , PROGRAMME: ) 1. Selections ORCHESTRA. 2. Song (Selected! IMR. J. WILLIAMS. • 3. Recitation. "The -Song of the Market ) Place" MISS EVA CHAPMAN. 4. Duet. "Rose Of My -Heart" ) MISS H.EATHWAITE and MRS. JAOKSOX Hon. Accompanist: Mr. Conrad. T IECTURE: -p T TTOWARD, M.T. (("THE VAG"), '"M"V TMPRESSIOXS r\F "PARLIAMENT.'' Doors Open 7, Commencing 7.30. ' YOU MUST UP. EARLY TO SECURE A GOOD SEAT. ADMISSION: SILVER COLLECTION*. •_H 5 HORTICULTURAL SHOW. » UCKLAND HORTICULTURAL , A SOCIETY. The SPRING SHOW will be held ln ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL, off Khyber Pass, on FRIDAY AXD SATURDAY, SEPTEM--3 BER 10 and 13. Entries will be received up to Friday. ■September 3. Schedule and all information on anpllcntlon to * X. A. DUTHIE, Secretary. 5. 1, 2, and 3 (Ist floor), Williamson's 3 Chambers, Shortland* St. 571