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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 227, 22 September 1920, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. rpiVOI.I. mO-N'IG-lT .-L_VOLI. ■ -Lq-NIOHT TIVOLL Q O'CLOCK. IVOLI. O O'CLOCK. THE MOST LIKEABLE STAR OP THE SCREEN. CHA RLE- "RAY. HARLES. -"AY, CtHiARDEiS TJAY. 'HARLEB "AY, /'iH'ARLE'S T?AY. V - / HARLE_ -"_Y, i / -I'ARUEiS T? AV - -"ay, /iiiarlks t? ay - Charles -*-Vay. Charles T?ay. harl.es "ay. In a Wholesome and Clever Screen Version of the "Munsey" Magazine Story, KED TTOT T.OLLARS." ED JQ.OT -L'OLLARS." RED TTOT I COLLARS." ED -O-OT AJotAsAUS." " T?'ED TTOT TYOLLARS." " AV EIt XXoT X-'OLLARS." Chnrlen Ray appears in another jof his lalmlta.le impersonations, aud srores an instautaneuiis success in this entertaining I-oto-play. Also, TO n~HE QUMMIT OF \TT. TTOOD O A i_ E »_*U'MMIT OF ■*■'-*• T. -tl-OOD (WITH BURTON HOLMES). AN _T|_D T ESSON T- v N \JL.I> »' Oll'LD -"ESSON J--N* FARMING." ARMING." TREASURE- tf-YIT A TJlfi i"*ITY." REASURES vp a XJI-G 'ITY." T ATEST AMERICAN _p AZBTTE. xjatest X*-MERICAN *-*AZETTE. BOBBY Tr_l" M 'P R ' OBUY iJUMPS' '"-'OUGHNUTS." (BIIAV CARTOON). And the TIVOLI ORCHESTRA In •• The Gondoliers," etc. D.C IT STA-"t.S l'l CHILDREN Half-Price KBSERVES Od Extra TIVOLL Reserves at 11. deal's, IVOLI. Queen St. Phone 2230A1 F II L I, E R ' S OPERA HOUSE. FULLER'S O P E It A II O U S K. Direction Ben and John Fuller. ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT. TONIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT — AT S — TO-NIGHT. Here's Something to Rave About! FULLER'S WONDERS FULLER'S "V INE WONDERS FULLER'S - 1 -' INE WONDERS FULLER'S WONDERS THE GREATEST JUVENILE ACT EXTANT. First Appearance, Direct from England, of HAL RAIE ENGLISH HAL UAIK ENTERTAINER HAL RAIE AT THE PIANO. Last Night of EXI'F.UT EDDIE MARTYN DANCER EDDIE MARTYN Last Week of the Sensational BALTO DARING BALTO EQUILIBBIST. THE SMITHSONIAN- MALE t THE SMITHSONIAN'S DL'ETTLSTS. LAST TWO WEEKS of WALTER GEORGES WALTER GEORGES SUNSHINE TLAYERS. SUNSHINE I'LAYEKS. Presenting a New Version of THE ORANGE GIRL THE ORANGE GIRL. Tlans at Richardson's till o. Then at Segedln's till 7. 'Phone 374S for Reserves. PRICES: 1,, 2J, 2, li, 3/. Plus Tax. l-'ULLERS CO.iTS YOU LESS. SPORTING. _E&9_£. A VONDALK TOC'KEY pLCB. QP RING \| -E ETING, ID.O. OATURDAY VEXT, QEPTEMBEJt tyX AND TXTEDXESDAY, <X) p I I! S T T\ A V : AVONDALE CUP OF 1500SOV-. And AVONDALE STAKES OF 600SOVS. piRST RACE.~21.50 AM SPECIAL TR.4INS FROM AUCKLAND. | 10.25, 10.35. 10.45. 10.55. 11.6, 11.20, 11.30, l 112 noon, 12.18, 12.25, 1.20 p.m., Returning .4.47, 5.0, 0.14, 5.27, 5.40, 5.50, 6.0, 0.8, 0.15, 6.24. BURNXAND'S BAND IN ATTENDANCE. WM. SINCLAIR, Caterer. Owners. Trainers nnd JocKeys must apply at Office for Passes not later than FRIDAY NEXT, 24th Inst., by 4 p.m. HARRY H. HAYR, 540 Secretary. "VIEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ATOND.A.LE RACE'S. :SATOJttDA\", .SEPTEMBER 25, And WEKNIES.DAY, F.KPTEMIBT-t 29, W2O. [Return faro to Avondale ifrom Auckland, ■Newimarket, or Alt. "Eden (Including admission to Course) 2/6. Ordinary tickets from Auckland, iNewi market nnd LMt. .Eden will NOT be avallj able on any race specials. ;Slngle tlckeLs from Avondale to Au-c--land and luternvedl-'to stations 1/. The usual 10.60 n.ni. Auckland-Hnnraii train wllil NOT leave Auckland till 11.45 a.m. Raoe 'trains will leave Auckland for Avondale at 10.25 a.m.. 10.35. 10.45. 10 55 11.5, 11.20, a-1.80 a..m., and .12.18 p.m. These trains (the 12.18 p.m. excepted) Willi «top at "Newmarket and (Mt. 'Eden only, i The 12.1S p.m. will stop where required.* A race train stopping -wheire required •will leave -it. .Eilen 'for Avondale at IO.JS a.m. These race trains return Avonilalo to Auckland at 4.47 p.m., 5.0, 3.14 5"4 5.40, 5.M, CO, (i.15 nnd <>._4 .l.tu. These trains (the 6.15 p.m. excepted) wIU stop at Mt. 'Eden ami Ncrwmar_et only. 'On Saturday a train will Avondale -for Auckland at 6.8 p.m.. stopping at Mt. Eden and -Newmarket only. The race train leaving .Avondale for Auckland at 6.15 ip.m. -will stop at Mt .Albert. .Mornlngrfde. iKln«sland, iMt. Eden and Newmarket if reiiulred. The usual 4.22 p.m. Auekland-X-w Lynnt train wlin run tlirougli to -Henderson The usual 4.4.'l .p.m. illen.ersou (to 'Auckland train will leave Henderson nt 5 i> m ■On .Wednesday the usual 6.3 n m lilt E-den to 'Henderson will .NOT Dim For further particulars see haiidbills B - T ordgr ' _CO3 j TEACHERS OF DAJfCING. "l/TAC'S Dancing Academy Taught ThotiAtA sands, can teach you. Lessons any hour.--.Berc-ford and ritt Sts., Newton. 589 RESTAXTRAJTTS, TEA ROOMS. PRIOR'S STILL LEADING BEST 1/6 MEALS IN THE CITY, ' STRAND ARCADE. D KENSINGTON DINING ROOMS, Princess Buildings, Queen St.—Open Sundays. Home Cookio. a speciality. 0 T-\INE rpO-DAY AT QANFORDS. OPPOSITE G.P.0., LOWER QUEEN STREET. I Clean, Well-ventilated Palatial Rooms On Three Floors. Tasty Varieties of the Deep Sea. Best Attention and Civility Await You. CALL TO-DAY AND HAVE A TREAT. C FOR HIRE. ALPHA Taxi Oarage, Ponsonby.—Care for Hire all night and day.—Phones 2602 12 and 3 rings).—Peter A. Smith, Prop. C