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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 86, 11 April 1922, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. FULLER'S /~|PEKA TTOUSE. ULLER'S JJ-OUSB. Direction Ben. and John Fuller, Ltd. MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-MORROW MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-MORROW * (WEDNESDAY). (WEDNESDAY). Bargain Prices: 6d. 1/. 1/6 (Plus Ta_). IT'S VAUDEVILLE—AND IT'S GOOD! TO-NIGHT AT S—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT AT B—TO-NIGHT. First Appearance of GLIBERTO. GLI-ERTO. IMMENSE VAUDEVILIAN. NORTON AND FORBES. English Entertainers. EFFIE FELLOWS. Australia's Perfect "Boy." PRESTON AND PERRIN. Snappy Simultaneous Dancers. SILBONI. Trapeze Artist. THE HONOLULU FOUR. Hawaiian Singers and Dancers. RIX, Lightning Sketch Artiste. HULEY AND BENT, English Burlesque Artists. CARR, The Modern "Sampson." CHAS. ANCASTER, The "Inebriated" Juggler. FRANK AND GLADYS ALBER, Versatile Vaudeville People. IT'S VAUDEVILLE AND ITAS GOOD. STAR ACTS. STAR ACTS. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd., till 5, then at the Theatre till 7. 'Phone 1505 for Reserves. PRICES: 1/, 2/, 2/G, 3/, Plus Tax. STRAND. ■ N.Z.3 QTRAND. TRAND. Largest SJTRAND. STRAND. and CiTRAND. TRAND. Finest • STRAND. STRAND. Picture C3TRAND. TRAND. House. "O-RAND. Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. TO-DAY at 11.15, 1.30, 3.30. 5.45 and 7.50. " THE GOLDEN SNARE." " JAMES " THE GOLDEN SNARE." OLIVER " THE GOLDEN SNARE." CURWOODS " THE GOLDEN SNARE." STORY: "THE GOLDEN SNARE.' Featuring Lewis Stone and Ruth Renwick in a. story of the vivid adventures of a Koyal N.W. Mounty in the Arctic. And a Mack Sennett Comedy: i "LOVE AND DOUGHNUTS." Latest Gazette. Tony Sarg Cartoon. MISS WINIFRED CROS.HEK (Poppy Queen of the Belmont Carnival), Usual Prices. Box Plan at Strand. EVERYBODY'S. To Book VERYBODY'S. 'Phone TTIVERYBODY'S. 4402. -L'VERYBODI'-S. Price, 2/9. Again This Afternoon, by Request. Again This Afternoon, by Request. At 12 Noon and 3 p.m. " BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN." " BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN." "BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN." Same Series as Shown Last Week. Also, " LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY. - ' " LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY." ''LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY." Metro's Special. At 1.30, 4.30. 6.40, 5.30. Overture "> minutes to S p.m. Stalls 1/1, D.C. 1/8 and 2/2. R ox YJirOODWARD'S "PICTURES. OX VV OODWARDS X ICTURES. BRITANNIA, Ponsonby, Three Lamps. The 01_ and Popular Favourite. BUCK JONES. BUCK JONES, BUCK JONES. BUCK JONES, In a Western Whirlwind. "TO A FINISH," "TO A FINISH." "TO A FINISH," "TO A FINISH." Also. JOHNNY WALKER aud EDNA MURTHY In "PLAY SQUARE," "PLAY SQUARE." A Splendid Double Fox Programme. World's News. Australian News. Orchestra. Reserves at White's till 7 p.m. 'Phone 3234. D GRAND. Double Star rpO-DAY. RAND. Programme -*-0-DAY. " WITS VS. WITS." : " WITS VS. WITS." — Starring MARGUERITE MARSH. NORMA TALMADGE. In NORMA TALMADGE. "WOMAN NORMA TALMADGE. GIVES." 3rd Chapter—"The Adventures of Tarzan." Bijou Orchestra. Popular Prices. BEAUTIFUL HAWAIIAN MELODY That's Waltzing Into Extraordinary Popularity—"SOUTHEßN MOON." Copies from LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. Post Free, 2/2.' 512 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. _m. A SSOCIATTON ■Kj_V *X FOOTBALL. V§r» <3 EVERTON CLUB. W« A General Sleeting of the j& __, above Club will he held In ST ... the V.M.C.A. on Wednesday Night, 12th April, at 8 p.m. * _i Sew Members invited. 167 F. CLAYTON. Secretary. PAMCTWG. ITMTED Dance Club, St. Benedict's Hall, J Tuesday, April 11, and Every Tuesday, 8 to 11 p.m. Ladies 1, Gents 2/. 43 W. RITCHIE, Secretary. KINGSLAND ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB EUCHRE AND DANCE, to be held St. Benedict's Hall, WEDNESDAY, April 12, yjid every Wednesday. Good* prizes for Euchre. Lillis' Orchestra. Gents 1 /O. Ladies I/. 520 INEMOA Classes. S, Belgium St.— Wednesday. Friday, Saturday Night; also Saturday Afternoon. Annie Amos. Teacher. > 223 LAP.OUR PARTY-Auckland West Branch. Social and Dance Every Tuesday Night. O'Neill Street Hall, Ponsonby. Parker's I Orchestra. Refreshments provided. Ladies, 1/: Gents. I/O. :_SO LABOUR PARTY, Grey Lynn Branch. To-night and Every Tuesday following. Dancing. 8.11. Richmond Hall, Grey Lynn Tram Terminus. Music, S. Illiugworth. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/. 102 JTVANCEXG —DRUIDS' HALL. NEWTON, XJ TOJNIQHT, and F.verv Tuesday and Saturday, 8 to IL Full Orchestra. LONG NIGHT THURSDAY. 8 to 12. Learners' Class, Saturday, 2.30 to 5. 4S PROP.. W. BUCKLEY. • "TVANCTNG.—TO-NIGHT, TRADES HALL. Xr and Every Tuesday from S till 11 pm Ladies, Gd. Gents, 1/6. All Latest Dances on rrograiuu-e, including Jazz. Private Tutor arranged by Professional Teacher. Patrons please note Long Night lEaster Monday., al S. Belgium Street. Markwick's Orchestra.—A. Amos, Proprietress, assisted by three M.C.'s. 4'j TEACHERS OF DAMCI-fG. B. l-HII. BARRY, Teacher of Stage Dancing. Please note address: No. i». Studio; Xo. 1, Room: Queen's Bldgs., Wellesley Street W., or 30, Sackvllle tit., Grey Lynn. 113 MRS. JESSIE SPENCE'S Children's Class. Interviews: Rennall St. Hall. Ponsonby, Tuesday, 5-7, or write particulars, Beach —*1.. Northcote. 134 MISS SPENCER'S Classes. St. Paul's Hall. TUES., April IS, MON., May 1, S p.m.: St. 'Sepulchre's Hall, SAT.. April 22, 2.30 and S p.m.: WE'D, and THURS., 8 p.m.. at 2."i. Vincent St. Private Lessons j given.—Terms 'Phone 2237. B DIXIELAND, opposite Martiu's. famous Crumpet and Blscake Baker, Queen St.: cake-walking in a bun dance. 222