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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 236, 2 October 1920, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. _ Box Plan, together with Day Sales, at Coleman's, H."M. Arcade. THE AUSTRALIAN DIGGERS Have Achieved One of the GREATEST THEATRICAL TRIUMPHS Ever Recorded in Auckland. THE WHOLE TOWN'S Flocking to His Majesty's Theatre to See the Ausntes in Their UNIQUE CLEVER, AMUSING. AND, DASHING ENTERTAINMENT. The Word "DIGGER" is Used Only to indicate that EACH ARTIST SERVED HIS COUNTRY IN FRANCE. But the Entertainment. They Present Ranks SECOND TO KONE Of Its Kind that Playgoers of Auckland Have Vet Enjoyed. TTIS TyTAJESTVS rpHEATRiS. ■Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON", LTD, A DTNAMIC SUCCESS. Just as they assisted to capture the Germans br force, the gallant Aussies last uiglit captured Auckland by their unique and Brilliant Entertainment. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. A> T D THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. J. AND N. TAIT Present for the First Time here, the FAMOUS " AUSSIE " BOYS ■ FAMOUS "AUSSIE" BOYS 26 TWENTY-SIX BRILLIANT 2G 26 ARTISTS. 26 THE PRINCE OK DIGGER SHOWS. THE PRINCE OF DIGGER SHOWS. Unquestionably The Best Ever. THE DINKIE AUSSIE DIGGERS 1 The The The NEATEST. SWEETEST. TRICKIEST. FIVE GIRL IMPERSONATORS. The The The LATEST BIGGEST GREATEST MUSICAL BARRAGE EVER THROWN ACROSS AUCKLAND ! EVERY SOLDIER AN ARTIST. EVERY ARTIST A SOLDIER. D.C. and 0.5., 5/; Back Stalls, 3/: Gallery, 1/. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, 1/ extra. All prices plus tax. TTIS "VTAJESTY'S rpHEATRS, Lessees J. C. Williamson. Ltd. Direction J. and N. Tait. THE DAWN OF ERA IN PLAY PRODUCTION. S A NEW ,STAR. A NEW COMPANY, A NEW FLAX, THURSDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 7. THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 7. THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 7, FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. J. AND N. TAIT PRESENT A NEW DRAMATIC STAR, MISS MARIE ILKA, JIISS MARIE ILKA, IN THE GKEAT DRAMA OF PASSION, LOVE AND BEAUTY. " TIGER ROSE." •• TIGEU ROSE." •■ TIGKR ROSE." JIISS MARIE ILKA Will be Supported by A NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. Including the following Artists, who make their First Appearance Here :— ETHAN ALLEN JOHN WALLER REGINALD GQODE LOUISE WALLER DOUGLAS ROSS C. 11ENRY GORDON PRICES.—7. 8/6, 1/0. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, 1/ extra. (AH Prices BOX PLANS for the Season Open at Theatre) ' on t^sdax Day Sales at Coleman's, lI.M. Arcade. -yiCTOkIA — To-nlgut — • * lOTORIA — and — ■yiUTORIA —Monday— TkEVONTORTJ The Rollicking Comedy Queen, MABEL -VTORMANn ABEL i> ORMAND ■In the Big Goldivyn Comedy Success, UPSTAIRS UPSTAIRS UPSTAIRS UPSTAIRS A Rattling Ragtimp Romance. Your t-'haiK.. for :i Jazzy Hour -with Lively Mabel. QITY jITISSIOX. QUEEN STREET. gUNDAY TJTENING. Doors Open 6..30. 7, Overture. 7.15, Hymns. JJEV. JASPER QALDER T£BV. JASPER pALDER WILL SPEAK, SUBJECT: " /CHANGE AND J-\ECAY." " £<HANGE AND J")ECAY." PART IV. Offertory Solo, "Shepherd of Souls " MRS. E. D. POLLARD A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALLTbe address Is a continuation of the story of the gradual evolution of Christianity . 535 S£sf ND T HEA TRE. «T-RAND -LheaTUeC CUNDAY, rr p.m. RECITAL OF SACRED MUSIC. A! 3 / 0 *! V" ."77TTTT. "New Colonial" Valise "Welsh Melody" Selection" '.V.V.V.V."' V - "Sabbath ' Garland" A UCKLAND ' piTY TJAND -Auckland v>*ity xSXxd (Conductor: MR. ALF. CLARe'bURT.) REV. E. T. COX, M.A., Speaks on "AUCKLAND'S UNDERWORLD." fVnnkf { »L i e w'w amon sst the Hooks, V vrnv c ," c ,f son al testimonies of Mr. Brigade. 07 Q'NEIL gTRKET JJALL, pONSONBY DON'T FORGET! PANCT pAIR AND TyONDERLAND, To be held on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4, 5 AND 6. Commencing at 7 p.m. Grand Entertainments and Side Shows ol all descriptions. Fun Galore for Old and Young Proceeds in aid of No. 5 Candidate Ponsonby West. Admission: Adults Od, Children 3d. 005