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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 24, 28 January 1921, Page 10

AMUSEMEMTS. FULLER'S r\PERA TTOUSE. U LEER'S V» PB Ri AJLOUSR Dlrection: Ben and John Fuller. ALWAYS TTfULJ-ER'S AN"D MJURRY A? ULLER'S BRIGHT MATINEE AT OQA CjATURDAY. ATINEE AT ii.OU. KS.\TURDAY. Bargain Prii-es: Upper Circle, 6d; Stalls, 2/1. 1/1; D.C, 2/1. __. TO-NIGHT —AT C — rpO-NIGHT. O-N'IGHT — AT O — JLO-NIGKT. MISTS TJEKE TON-ES, is-5 JJkkk v unbs, Phenomenal Ciiild Contralto. Welcome Return of KEELEY AND A LDOUS. EELEY AND -fA-LDOUS, Prime Purveyors of Fun. , MILLEB AND TJAINEY. ILLE-t AND J-VAIXEY. Presenting "Love ami Peanuts." LEONARD -V-"ELSt!N. Dlnkum EONARD J-* ELSON, Comediaa. MISS A DELAIDE mAYLOR. ESS -l-AYDOR. Singer of Songs You Like. "VAT TTANLEY, Piano -L' AT "-J-AN LEY, Comedian. MUSICAL T»LANCHARDS, • U'SICAL AJ LANCHARDS, Players of Quaint Instruments, i First Appearance of EARLE AND -pkANILLO, ARLE AND JL'ANIDI-O, In Smart Repartee. THE pHtACKNELLS. Novelty HE V-'RACKNELLS. Act. THE A RTOIS T»ROS., HE -«- RTOIS JL>ROS., Bar Comiques. Plans at Richardson's. 110. Queen St.. till 5: then at Segedin's till 7. I'hone 371S for Reserves. } I'rices: 1/, 2/. 2/6. 3/, Plus Tax. FULLER'S T_T*G*B fl-IHEATRE. ULLER'S -t»-ING*S A. HEATRE. Direction: Ben. and John Fuller. NIGHTLY AT 8. HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. "THE LABOUR LEADER." "THE LABOUR LEADER," TO-NIGHT — LAST NIGHT — TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT - LAST NIGHT — TO-NIGHT ' Of I NELLIE BRAMLEY, GEORGE CROSS,; | NELLIE BRAMLEY. GEORGE CROSS.! I -* n <- I T--ULLERS "pjRAMATIC T>LAYERSt .A- ULLER'S JL-'ItAMATIC A 7 LAYERS In the Most Delightful Irish Comedy j Drama ia Years. j ■ I THE ! DAUGHTER OF MOTHER MACHREE. I DAUGHTER OF MOTHER MACHREE. | By Edward Rose, author of "The Rosary." The Play Produced by GEORGE CROSS. Furnishings by Richard Arthur and Co. FULLER'S J-OPULAiR PRICES: l ."ULLER'S POPULAR PRICES: j Back Stalls. 1/1: Stalls and Balcony, 1/7; I Circle (Unreserved), 2/1; Reserved Stalls and Dress Circle, 2/7. Children Halfprice. Box Plan at- Richardson's, 110, i | Queen St., and R. R. -""Inlay's, Pitt St. BOOK YOUR SEAT. TO-MORROW. AT THE 'HOLIDAYMATINEE, "THE LABOUR LEADER." "THE LABOUR LEADER." " A Drama for the People." ITOYL A N D. > « <) V L A N D. > T O V LA N D. I t » O V L A N D. JO V I. A N D. O V L A N D. OPEN AIR AMrSE-I'ENTS, OPEN AIR AMUSEM-K'NTS, OPEN AIR AMUSEMENTS, OPEN AIR AMUSEMENTS, OPEN AIR AMUSEMENTS, OPEN AIR AMUSEMENTS. EVERY T7-RIDAY A ND UATU3TJAT. VERY A? I-iDAY -tA-ND •"•'aTUBDAY. EVERY T7MUDAY A ND .QATURDAY. VERY A RIDAY -**-ND K -' ATURDAY. ] EVERY TTvRIDAY AND VERY A. RIDAY --AM) *"-* ATURDAY. OPP. RENDELLS. KARANGAHAPE RD. (H ! P. RENDELLS. KARANGAHAPE RD. Ifl-P. - REN'DELL'S. KARANGAHAPE P.D.I OPP. RENDELLS, KARANGAHAPE RD. j vso j \riCTORIA irTtt-EATRE. T\EVONPORT. j » ICToRIV JLlll-ATRE. J-'evonport. VICTORIA TO-NIGHT. VICTORIA EARLE WILLIAMS in. VICTORIA " rpHE Is-OIJ-'." VICTOIMA X. »»' VICTORIA "Dick Carson Wins Through.' ; SATURDAY AND MONDAY. < CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "rT**!IE \TEILED ADVENTURE." | "J- lit: » FILED --A-DVENTURE." s ' A Dazzling Comedy. bu-Kiihig and sparkling | .! "■'■-'' laughter. | _ MATINEE. ! J YEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY, i , Alfin' ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY, j OI'DUA HOUSE.—-t*NDAY, 7.30. 5 1 - i MR. P. FRASER M.P. I "THE CRUCIFIXION OF IRELAND," V j And •'? MUSICAL PROGRAMA-E 3 g ' x By the a | CELEBRATED ENGEL FAMILY. f i . , ' Full I'artiv-lai- in Saturday's '"Star." ri . c TTEIGHo: Where are you going? To tha XX (jj-eat Show of the Prosperous North at Helensville, .lannary 20. s;is j SPORTTWCr. ■s^-g-5----mAKAPUNA JOCKEY /-<;LUB. j gITMMER T-TKETING, -.o^i. gECOND yjAY. | :. rpo-iioRROw, ! FIRST RACE STARTS AT 11.30. ! rpHROUGH rrviCKET, £> / INCLUDES FERRY RETURN AND ADMISSION TO COURSE. NOTICE. —Through Tickets may be obtained at the Devonport Ferry Office after TWO P.M. TO-DAY. - BURNAND'S BAND IN ATTENDANCE, i * W. SINCLAIR, Caterer. ! '• Children under 12 years of age will not be admitted to Grand Stand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act. ISOS. followed the occupation of a I'.ookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no Disqualified or Undesirable Person will be admitted to the Takapuna Racecourse during the ■Summer .Meeting, and if any sucii person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespas**. . - The promotion of Sweeps Is prohibited, - and any person infringing this "reg-lation will be removed from the Racecourse and pro-ecu ted. ■» 4 SPECIAL STEAMER FREE FOB RACEHORSES ONLY, Will leave Auckland at 0 a.m. To-morrow. Horses conveyed on other vehicular trips will be charged the usual rates. il i; R. WYNYARD. !>2°l Secretary. c ' 4, r-OMK, pack up; we're going to some Show 5 k^~ / on the 2-_h Janua-ry, at Helensville. 528