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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 111, 11 May 1921, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. FULLER'S r\PETtA TTOtfSE. ULI>ER'B -tAoUfiE. Direction: Ben. aud John Fuller I* ALWAYS' TTTTLLER'S A * ND ._. MERRY A> ULLER'S BRIGHT. TO-NIGHT -ATO- rTtO-NIGHT. 0-NlGnr — AT O — A. O-NIGHT. ARTHUR rX\AtX.'HERT The SentiRTHUR J-AL*C'UKKT mental Bloke. Not tbe Film, but the " Bloke " Himself. "RELLORA. BIRD AND ANIMAL J-»ELLORA. MIMIC. CtLEMO ANT> TJRADY. Bits of AND -Dlt.UiT. Everything. MIDLER AND TJAINEY, ILLER AND AVaineY. Of " Love and Peanut " Fame. rrjArsDEN. the talking i£>ArSDEN. CYCLING COMEDIAN. BRCLL AN D II EMS Ll': V, BULL AND J-J-h-M'SLIiY. ENGLIr"II IMPRESSIONISTS. THE "I">ROTIIERS "\7"ARDELL, HE AJnoTIIERS > ARDELL, DARING ACROBATS. THE /GIBBON Ts ro ' VAUDEVILLB HE AJuo. NOVEI/ITBS. THE BIG T7''RNEST "OITCHER. MUG AT itn.'HER. MARSHALL AND /"MtAHAME, AR-SHALL AND NJItAHAME. nAR-MONTSING VOCALISTS. K--Vpi>W -V7-Al-DEVTLLE ACTS-X D l>i.rv*f- ..Vaudeville -r_-_TS~ t» PLANS AT RICHARDSON'S TILL •": THEN AT SEG-EDIN'S TILL 7. Phone 374S for Keserves. YOU'D BETTER BOOK TO BE SURE. PRICES: 1/, 2/, 2/6, 3/ fPlus Tax.l MONDAY NEXT AT THE MATINEE. FU-LLER-X ATEW "OEVUE. U'LLER-S i-" EW AA'EVUE. FULLER'S TTING-S rmiE.^T-^ii: ULLER'S J-VINGS A H EATRE Direction: Ben. and John Fuller. ISth — Cousecutive Week — ISth. And Continued Success of GEORGE CROSS — CLARICE WARNER And FULLER'S "TARAMATIC T>LAYERS. ULLER-S -L'RAMATIC A LAYERS. FrLLER'S -pwItAMATIC pI.AYEKS. ULLER'S A-/K A MATIC A LAYERS. ' LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE LONDON SUCCESS, A GIRL -TX7IORTH T OVING. IKL 'MIKTH -JOYING. GIRL *rJt7IORTU T OVING. IRL v » ORTH -JOYING. By Paul Barry Lewcrs and Edwin J. Collins. Thrilling. Sensational. Humorous. PLAY PRODUCED BY GF.ORGE CROSS Furnishings by Richard Arthur, Ltd. Box Plans at Richardson's. 110, Queen Street, and R. R. Finlay's, Pitt Street, or 'l'hone 11-HS for Keserves. F ULLER'S "pOPULAR*. "DRICES. ULLER'S A7.PULAR **■ BICES. Back Stalls. 1, : Stalls and Balcony. 1/15; Circle. 2/: Reserved Stalls and Dress Circle, S/6. Plus Tax. BE SURE AND BOOK YOUR SEAT. SATURDAY" AT THE MATINTEK: THE "OROKEN T>OSARY. HE - AJ.R.OKEN A^OSARY. SPORTING. _ JJUNT pACE "jyrEETI'NG. _ ■pVLLBKSLIE "p A CEC O U RSB. SATURDAY, ' -I A TH "jyr A Y. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 11.30 A.M. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE... "1 //• GRANDSTAND ENCLOSUREGENTLEMEN lA/' LADIES e_ / °/ |: "No person who has at any time since. , the passing of the flaming and Lotteries ' Act Amendment Act. ItKJS. followed the oc-u-pation of a Bookmaker or Bookmakers' Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person. will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse - during the race meeting, and if any such ! oersou is found on such course he will be removed therefrom nnd prosecuted for tres- ; ' pass. The promotion of sweeps is pro-j . hibited. aniL any person infringing this . ' regulation wi'l be removed from the Race- j course and prosecuted. i W. S. SPENCE. ] . 514 Secretary. " AUCKLAND J>ACING pLUB. . WINTER MEETING. 1911. : ! JUNE _, 1. AND S. GBXERAI. ENTRIES Usov each' ;' ACCEPTANCES for j ' G.N. HURDLE RACE. Tsovs. ! \ G.N. STEEPLECHASE, Tsovs ; CORNWALL HANDICAP. Itsovs, " CLOSE by FIVE O'CLOCK ON '1 FRIDAY. MAY 1.".. Nominations and Acceptances must be accompanied by necessary cash. 303 W. S. SPENCE. Secretary. RAILWAY NOTICES. •' , -\--EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ' PAKURANGA HUNT _LUB I J RACE MEETING AT ELLERSLIE. MAY 11. Wll from ! H;Kn i bou' , ;.r^^:,i,rr i!l Wd I ltace,,Hirse Pla.rnr.,, aud Anckland" on May I 14. 1..1, availao.e tor return on day of issue ' ,' Return far,- from Auckland arid New- i "taMn,'",,, 1 ;!™ ."-i-econrse lincludimr; ] wil. It? ssdc-T'i: [■■Pr!"?' _.*_»_-_ ": ."„£ 2 minimum fare 1 . Seaion ae.l coruuta tien tickets will NOT !, e aim-tnl at Race-' - course Platform. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. 7, Inns ,-,-: ii le:: Auckland for :■ Hers ' - Racecourse at loir, ..,.„,. i , .•;■_.. 1( ,. r , n „ - TLI". 11.1.*.. il.-J.-, a.m ~„, ■,_ ,•- I-:..:".. 1 it. r-il _.i- p.m.. ri'turnin. lervui'g : Rae.. ■nurse '•■.- AcUluid after las; ra.v. .\. T tram will ;,,,v P ll.imi::.„i r„r A.i.-kb.n.l :.: I \ .-" a.m.. Ua •. r,,..- . .;•:., •„-.„ n,, ~.„ I J .VuPk._r.il ar-ive I' ■.:, : ..; n .. renin.in. , leaving AucHand '~' . p.m.. Race -ours- l i"lat:.ir:n I. in p.m.. I ian.ilton arrive y.-JD ! " p.m. The usual ■<>..-_■ a. rl « i-.-ipjkura Auckland i train will leave F'h;ii::<c-;t :i; !''.lt) a >n ! Papatoetoe lo.::i. pen:..".- b-.r.1. N'ew.narket ! 11.1 J. Ancklan.] arrive 11 *..s a.m. s<*s BY (i.tDKR. I SI-ECTCRAI.. a vt'sua:.:: mun board. ! " _A ]T DECLAKATION (IF ItESULT OF p-ij | 1 F.iR THE ELECTIUN* OF FOUR MEMBERS. ] «f Votes reconl-d i:,'f:iv. ;:'•■'',',' .■!•','■•,''('"•ni'''' ' la:e for ihe 011-e of .Men.' „.' the We. ' lale Load Hoard :- as :.: ;.vs: " I ROE. Thomas _;•( FLEMING, ,1. H 1-1 I . WILSON". II '" i~| T THOMAS. .1 lv) J BLAi-KMAN. A. E !.- - WILSON. T. W ' i-.j; ~ WOOD. Edward ' j •,-. UAsrr.iCK, g. j ; I( "_ I n formal ;> And I her'by de '.are tbe sai.l TIIOM vs i "*- Iti'E. .1. li. FLEMING. D. WII.SIIV and I i ,J PHOMAS to be duly eleted, IA. NUNNS I K.-:iiriili. s oji.-e r P Dated this firh day of Ma.v. 1:;.;. -■.;, i T.REPARE FOR "TIME TO BUY SALF " IT'S COMLNG SOON., _ 5. 8 «-!£&•»__«. - ... i -