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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 228, 23 September 1920, Page 10

J ABTPSZMENTS. ' j THE LAUGHING SEASON. HAS SET I^N. TO-NIGHT, rnHDRSDAY, O-NIGHT, •*- HURSDAY, AT • ■ TOWN TTALL. OWN "J-ALL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT KING'S THEATRE, NEWTON. THE TjTAMOUS -\T TJ TRIGGERS. HK -C AJinilS J->./J. -L'IGOERS. THR T7UMOUS "VT y TRIGGERS. HE •*• A.UOUS m»*A, -L'IGGEUS. Direction Victor Beck. THE ONLY ORIGINAL, DIGGER SHOW With An International Reputation. Read what the World's Press says of the Clever Soldier Artists. There 1r no doubt that the New Zealand Diggers are the b?Kt of the soldier shows appearing In Australia, ami this oplulon was rnnilrmed by a crowded house, which included the Governor-General and Sir John Mounsh.—"Melbourne Punch." Rarely hnve we witnessed a performance with so much pep. The show is worthy of a big-time circuit. — "Christobel Poet," America. A truly remarkable' performance.— "Globe," London. Lnwson must rank as one of the cleverest female Impersonators ever seen in London.— "The Referee." We think these DlJjKers scarcely know themselves how excellent they really are.— "Sydney Sun." Here, as in other parts of the world, the N.Z. Digger* are a roaring hit. "The Sporting and Dramatic Review" says: "It Is a sight to rejoice- the managerial heart to sec the crowds waiting for admission to the Town Hall. The unanimous verdict was given that the show is bigger, brighter and lietter than e\cr, and tlie programme simply exudes fun, frivol, and melody." ' Book Your Seats nml "Biirst.out Laughing. Prices: -1 ', ."{/..1 , /. 1/ (Plus Tax). Box Plan at Hirhnriisou's till 5, after at ("oleman's. A Panacea for tbe Blues. If you don't laugh while at the Digger Show you never will. PROVINCIAL TOUR. MONDAY. Sept. 27—WAIUKl'. TUESDAY, Sept. 2S—THAMES. WKDXESDAY, Sept! 2-J—TH \.\IES THURSDAY, Sept. SO-HAMILTON FRIDAY. October I—HAMILTON. SATURDAY, October 2—CAMBHIDGE. CIIAS. 15. CASLING, Business Manager. m Arcadia. tonight VNo ' A IM'ADI'A. FRIDAY 'and iSATUR-DAY. ANOTHER GUGANTIP PROGiRASDIE. First Release. FMO TJiENXKTT -D IONN ETT. / ■ In -TM-ETtY rrrOMAN TjELVRXS. »» HAT >V OMVN - U EAKNS The' Story of a Girl who lived f #r pleasure. Ihen the sad awakening—the other man— the greater love. is man-lace a. disappointment to every woman! Does every 'bride leum that her niuslmiid Is not what she Imagined ton? " WHAT EVERY WOMAN DE-ARNS," A (Powerful Drama. -"" In Addition: "DIEiN rp,UR.PIN . "TWO •"EN -»- UtRIPI.V And TA3IB HHAS. T YN>X, In TBNDiERFEET." . ITS A SCREA-M. \fl«S AXXETTK KELLERMAN. ■*"■ The Queen of Shapely Curves, Featuring In the "QUEEN OF TOK SEA." SATURDAY NEXT nt THE QUEEN'S. I ' FOOTBAI.I.. £& JJUGBY -pOOTBALI. f&r JJUGBY TfTOOTBALL. -.QHOWG'ROttNDS, TjJPSjOai, gATURDAY. 3 **•• SEMI-FIX'AL, •SECTOR CHAMPIONSHIP, RAMALAB O LD "R OVe V. TJI'FiLBS. Also, pOXSOMBT V. TyrAiß'iST (W 0, R ors - Curtain-raiser at .2 p.m. iPiREMiAiRY SCHOOLS REPS. V. _ iPONSOiNBY OTIFTH GRA/DiE (Fifth Grade Championship.) ' gGROU'XrD 6d. STAND 6d. IPatrons please note that the only enitrance to the ground Is via the street by the tram barn. L. G. HILL, _ Secretary, A.tt.F.o. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. iLECTIUCITY AS A HEALING FOR.CE ■I use It, In all Its modern forms Actually vitalise the body till it* becomes a human battery. Diseased conditions connot, withstand It. Every latest appliance at your, service, lonisation, Violet Ray iHijrh Frequency Currents. Rneuanuism, Sciatica etc., specially treated. Success assured — IK. GILOHKIST CAIRXS, aiasseur aii-d IMedical Electro (late Govt. Masseur Rotorua). Hours, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m —°6 CITY CHAMBERS, . " ' /">HIROPBACTI«:. Hundreds of people throughout New Zealand nave been Cured by us without drugs and without operations. No matter what your complaint is, call and ccc us. McK'ENZIE AND JONES ' Chiropractors, 12, DARBY STREET, QUEEN STREET Hours: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 2.30 p !n. to 5 :■» p.m. Saturday. '10 a.m. to 1 p.m. • B MATERNITY NURSING HOME—Nurse Canty, "Phone 3182, 15. Huntly Ay., off Kh.vber Pass Rd. Patients takeu with or wlttfout doctor. g MOTOR car owners depend upon CLINCHER GROSS TYKES In all situations and under all conditions. They grip the ' road, and wear longest. All garaies can PULLAX - ! WUKN Buying Rubber Heels don't say' " I want a pair of rubbers." SpecUv distinctly " WOOD-MILNE'S " ! WOOli-1 MILNE'S outlast two pairs of ordinary | robbers. They are British made from foes": I Para 1 Rubber ! yoi) I