AMUSEMENTS. rris TyrAjESTY's rpHEATRB. Sole Direction .. J. C. Williamson, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, At 8 Sharp. (Please Don't Be Late.) SEASON CLOSES ON SATURDAY. * LAST NIGHTS OF A Play that has Cnptured the Hearts of Auckland Theatregoers. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., presents "TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY." "TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY." "TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY." A Comedy Drama ot Love, Laughter, an 4 Tears. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S ' COMEDY COMPANY, Including tbe following Prominent English Artists: DOROTHY MANVILLE FRANK FREEMAN GEORGE BLUNT PERCY RHODES. And the Australasian Favourite .MRS. ROBERT BEOUGII. PRICES: Res. Stalls and D.C.. 7/9: Stallg. 3/8: Gallery, 1/7. (Early doors Stalls and Gallery 1/ extra). All prices include tax. Plans Wildman aud Arey's. Day Sales at Coleman's, corner Theatre Arcade, where Plan is on view after five o'clock. I "fTtILLY OF BLOOMSBUBY."' ,-*- HAMILTON, MONDAY NEXT. TTTIS "VTAJESTY'S rTUHEATRK. j Lessee J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Direction J. and N. TAIT. COMMENCING . TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 23, TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 2S. J. AND N. TAIT Present for the First Time in Auckland, THE GREATEST AND THE LATEST THE GREATEST AND THE LATEST THE GREATEST AND THE LATEST Of ALL THE DIGGER SHOWS ALL THE DIGGER SHOWS AUSTRALIA'S TRIUMPHANT SMART TjET DIGGERS SMART SET DIGGERS SMART SET DIGGERS SMART SET DIGGERS SMART SET DIGGERS SMART SET DIGGERS 1 In
A MUSICAL BARRAGE Of Gay, Glittering Merriment. " THE DIGGER'S DREAM " THE DIGGER'S DREAM OF LONDON AND PARIS." LONDON AND PARIS." EVERY SOLDIER AN ARTIST ! EVERY ARTIST A SOLDD-Rl These Are THE DINKCM AUSSIE DIGGERS. FULL ORCHESTRA. MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES, GORGEOUS SCENERY. Box- Plans will be opened at Lewis Eady's (opp. Theatre), TO-MORROW (Saturday) MORNING. POPULAR PRICES: 5/. 3/, and 1/. Early Door Stalls and Pit, 1/ extra (all prices pin* Tax). Day Sales at Coleman's, H.M. Arcade. Representative - - - - W. G. PETRIE. rvrrcTOßiA -iheaire, -pkiHvoNroßT. _' ItJTORLA J-'HEATRE, *-> EVONPOBT. FINAL SCREENING — TO-NTGHT. An All-British Production, THE HANGING JUDGE ■ Starring Chrtesie White and Henry Edwarda. And THE DIGiHTNLNG (RAIDiER (Serial). VICTORIA q -3EATRE, TAjBVONFORT. ICTORIA A-lIEATRE, '*•> EVON-PORT.' SATURDAY AND MONDAY. TOM -VfOORE, OM i>-LoORE, In the Ooldwyn -Comedy Drama-ON-E OF THE FINEST. ONE OF THE FINEST. ONE OF THE FINEST. Be Wise and Book. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. YXTEST Tr ND rpSEATRE. '»EST -E-'ND -«-HEATBE. j TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 'THE GREATEST HEX BEACH PICTURE, 1 STARRING WILL ROGERS, LAUGHING TJILL TTYDE. AUGHING A-»!LL -EX IDE. A Tale of the Alaskan Goldtields. The man who always SMILED in th» face of danger, and earned the sobriquet of LAUGHING BILL HYDE. And "MYSTERY OF 13." Also BATHE'S LATEST GAZETTE. EMPRESS. Reservoir -VTTEWTOX. Corner. AM LAST NIGHT TO-fN-IGHT. j " MIND THE PAINT GIRL," I Auita "Stewart. I "THE HAYSEEDS COME TO TOWN." 'SATURDAY. Constance Talraadge, "EXatE.R ILUEiNT IMAIRIvLAGiE." 'Peggy Hyland, "GIRL IN iBOIIEiMIA." -
I j DANCING. TVANCING. — TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHL . TRADES HALL. And Every Friday. Monday and Wed_esa»T. Messrs. Geo. Williams, I'hiis. Weaver, ana J. Turner's ■MOST .POPULAR AND SELECT DANCES. We claim our Orchestra ami Floor and Co"' ductorship of our Classes Second to None, and allow the Patrons to lie the JudgesGents, 1/0. Ladies, til. <H INGSLAND Rovers' Football CluiP Euchre and Dance. Friday. -Sept, 24. 1920, at 8 p.'iii.. St. Benedict's Hall, E" st St. Good prizes for Euchre. Latest dances'. Oue Step. Three Step, etc. Morrows Orchestra. Ladies. 1/; Gents. 1 -6. 3 PATRONS, DON'T FORGET SATURDAY NIGHT, DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. OUR SECOND PROGRAMME NIGHT. S till 11. Saturday Afternoon as Usual, Learnens'" Class, 2.30 till o. Instructors: G. Thomas and H. Hancock. 132 W. -BUCKLEY, Sec CIT. MICHAEL'S SCHOOLROOM, Beatrice © Rd., Remuera.—Grand Euchre an" Dance. SATURDAY, 2olh. Dancing at » p.m. and Euchre at S p.m. Tickets, 1/. 540 J. -AINEY, Hou.J___ TIIE TEXAS GLEE CUB DANCES will be POSTPONED for Satniday, Septum; ber 25. 1020. Will be carried ou as usual £ifter this date. — _ . USB M. 11. CONNOR. F. C CA_E_. J' ERVOIS SOCIAL CLUB.—Long Klgat, Tuesday Next, September 2S. JerVOB Hall. Fancy Dress Bs-i, October 10. PJ TEACHERS OF DANCING. MAC'S Dancing Academy Taught Thousands, can teach you. Les.sons BBJ hour.—Beresford and Pitt Sts., Newton. °_ RESTAURANTS, TEA ROC-I&_ KENSINGTON DINING ROOMS, Prlncesl Buildings, Queeu St.—Open Sunday* ! Home Cooking a speciality. _ PRIOR'S STILL LEAD Is° BEiiT 1/6 MEALS I.N THE CITY. _ STRAND ARCADE. *
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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 229, 24 September 1920, Page 10
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