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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 158, 5 July 1921, Page 12

AMUSEMEMTS. " F_ IS rjIHEATRE. DireeUon: J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Manager: John Farrell. MATEN__S EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT 2 P.M. TO-JIGH-i AT 7.45. TO-iNI'G'HT, AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. CHU CHIN CHOW. EXTENSION OF SEASON. EXTENSION OF SEASON. EXTENSION OF SEASON. Owing to the Unprecedented Bookings and the Phenomenal Success achieved by the WORLD'S GREATEST PRODTJCTIOCC. WORLD'S GREATEST PBODUCTION, CHU CHIN CHOW. CHU CHIN CHOW. CHU CHIN CHOW. CHU CHIN CHOW. CHU CHIN CHOW. CHU CHIN CHOW. CHU CHIN CHOW. The Management beg to announce that they have EXTENDED SEASON FX TENDED SEASON EXTENDED SEASON' Up to and including SATURDAY, JULY 16. SATURDAY, JULY 16. Which will thus enable the thousands of intending patrons, who have beeff unable Ito book seats for the original intended ■ season, and again, the 75 per cent of i patrons who have witnessed the Auckland I presentation, and expressed a desire to see "Chu Chin Chow" again, an opportunity of doing so. BOX PLAiNS BOX PJ__S_ For the Additional Six Nights and Iwi Matinees Now Open at Lewis Eady'g (Opp. His Majesty's). THE NUMBER OF SEATS TO BE SOLD TO ANY ONE PATRON WILL BE LIMITED TO TEN. , DAY SA_.ES: Tickets for To-night's Performance on Sale at Coleman's. Production under personal supervision of ROBERT GREIG. Musical Director: Ernest J. Roberts. Stage Manager: Les Doneghy. PRICES: AT NIGHT —Reserved Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 10/6; Unreserved DjC. and O.S. (at door), 8/; 'Back Stalls, 5/ (if available); Gallery, Early Door, 3/. Late Door 2/ (If availatJe). Children Full Price. .MATINEES—'Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, hooked &/, at door 7/6; Back Stalls, V 6; Gallery, Early Door 2/6, Late Door, 1/6. CHILDREN, MATINEES OXLY—D-C. or 0.5., 5/; (Back Stalls, 3/; Gallery, Early II and Late Door, 1/6. ALL PRICES PLUS TAX. — BOXING. J>OXING. TJOXING. T»OXIXO THE NORTHERN BOXING ASSOCIATION. Patron: His Excellency the GovernorGeneral, J_oi_\Jellicoe. AUCKLAND AUCKLAND AMATEUR. a___tPION_H_PS, AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS. AT THE TOWN HALfc "THE TOWN HALL, ON 2_ON__>_ AND, TUB-DAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 11 and 12. JULY 11 and 12. BANTAMS. .FEATHERS. "LIGHT. BECOJBD ENTRIES. WELTER RECORD ENTRIES. MIDDLE. HEAVY. POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION. Gallery 2/, Ground Floor 3/, Circle */. Reserves at Lewis Eady's 5/, Stage 10/. ' P. B. GR__N_OU<JH, 526 Hon Sec. N.B.A. ' LECTURESSATANIC COUNTERFEITS OF _HJE SECOND ADVENT OP OUR LORD." Will be __3V. JOSEPH W. KEMP'S Subject at BAPTIST T_Jffi.R.N_;C_E THUS .Bv_3XIiNG All Should —tear This Address. 550 DANCING. rno-N-3H_, 'IN ST. BEiNEDIcr.S HALL. X RIO CLUB DANCE. Popu-lnr Music. Genbs, 2/; Ladies, 1/6. 28 R. POTTEiR, Hon. Sec. "PkiO-PT Forget—'Dancing, To-night _nd XJ every Tuesday Night, S tSI 11 p.m. One-Step, Camel Walk, Fox Trot, etc. i-Ladies, 6d; lOents. 1/6. Markwick's | Orchestra.—A. AMOS, Proprietress. 10 FRO__E®Srv_ CLUB'S DANCE. DRUIDS' HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6th. Good Floor, Good Music, and Supper | Provided. Dancing, S till 12. Don't Miss This. M.C, Mr. Pitcher j Gents 2/, Ladies 1/. .27 S. E. WILLIAMS. Sec. , TfVXiGAG.'-. Taylor's 'Dance Orchestra.— \xJ Bert Elliott, Secretary, 29, HackeU St., Ponsonby. 313 j TEAqHERS OE DANCING. IT E A X "X TO (DANCE. i- Li DRUIDS' HAIL_, NEWTON. Classes every Tuesday, S till 11; Sat., 2.30 I till 5. Instructors second to none: R. 'Tate. G. Thomas, H. .Hancock. Private ; tuition, iPhone 4405, or W. Buckley, 17. ■ Clarence Street, Ponso_by. 25 MISS SPENCER'S Classes, at 25, Vincent St., Mons., Thurs.; St. Paul's Hall, ; Tues., Fri.; St. Sepulcnre's Hall, Weds.. Bats.. 2.30 and S p.m. Private lessons by appointment. Terms, > 23, Vincent St. t'hone 2237. B RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. ! "pfIOFFEE FOR TWO, WITH TOAST." That's a familiar evening order at Staeey's. A pot of coffee that tastes delicious —just a pleasant finish for a cool evening. Toast, crisp, brown, and freshly buttered. That is one of the good things STA_EY'S customers enjoy, some again and again. STACEY'S, 61, QUEKS STREET. ■• POINT Erin Park Kiosk, Ponsonby; new management. Morning and afternoon j teas. Parties catered for. Piano installed. ! S2 J T>RIOR'S Still Leading. The Best 1/6 'X- Meals in town. —-Strand Arcade Cafe. D MEN'S Tweed Sac Suits, wen made, and good fitting. 75/ and 95/.—Tutt, top jof Symonds St. d