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AanrsEMEHn 3E. ■. . _ , D H rs M AJESTT '3T a »Am Direction: * HARRY G. MOSGROTB. ) ONLY 3 MORE DAYS OXLY 3 MORE DAYS Ip. OXLY 3 MORE DAYS, ou IC I Of Seein k ~'. Of Seeing Another" EL& SgjS-• Crowded ELLA SHlltgfHouse ELLA SfflflSf Last ELLA SHIELD. ETenlng. ELLA SHIEtSg ' ELLA SHIELDS , T . Another ELLA SHIELDS N . Magnificent ELLA SHIELDS Triumph. ELLA SHIELDS.' ELLA SHIELDS. j ELLA SHIELDS. AbiolnM. V ELLA SHIELDS. Parewrtf* ELLA SHIELDS. Season ELLA SHIELDS. . , ELLA SHIELDS. Them n. ' '_■ ELLA SHIELDS. xn «£ «U d ELLA SHIELDS.- no Start.? Miss Shields ealla for London aft.r v Dominion tour to fulfil existing contatti IB YOU HAVE ONLY 3 MORE DAYS YOU HAVE ONLY 3 MORE DAYS H st YOU HAVE ONLY 3 MORE DAYS TO SEE THIS FAMOUB AWm TO SEE THIS FAMOUS ImS n TO SEE THIS FAMOUS ABBS Book Yonr Seats at Lewis E. Eadria Son, Ltd. ?• PRICES: 5/, 3/, 2/, 1/ {plus tax), J. C. WILLIAMSON'S f - 1922 PANTOMIME IK2. _ 1922 PANTOMIME 1922 k k k IF S jy/T^^S 1 *' 3 fJTHEATtt '* Direction J. C. Wiillamion, U J. C. WILLIAMSON'S " GEORGEOUS PANTOMIME. " Commencing THURSDAY NEXT, MAY U. THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 10. \ '• For Nine Nights and Three Matine* , f " BABES IN THE WOOD." ;, " BABES IX THE WOOD." : " BABES IN THE WOOD." First Appearance In Auckland of tV .- land's Most Notable Principal Boy, SOU DKLANY. First Appearance In AucHlJdtf NAUGHTON and -'GOLD, the Faaffl Eccentric Comedians, who have made i> England laugh. Flrat appearance in i«* , land of JACK WILLIAMS, a Dameirt (Delights. Return to Auckland of theßOjafc Comedian W. S. PERCY. First sppeee ■ here of the charming Musical Coaw • Artist AUDREY THACKER, MOUB FISHER and NELLIE BABNES tt•# (Babes, BOBBIE JACKSON as the ft» crow, GEO. WILLOUGHBY as LWJB Graball. CHABLES HOWARD aa Mnci til Miller's Son. FRANK MORRIS al W Jack, JOSIE MELVILLE, Premiere" D» eeuse, FREDERICK MACKAY, PM* Dauseur, PHYLLIS and MAUDE AIBM. In Song and Dance Specialties, FLOB ALLEN, Charming Principal Girl. Miles Ahead of Any Previous J. C. Willi* son Pantomime. "FULL STEAM AHEAD" PANTOMIME. Thie is going to be the quickest pantomime you ever saw—a real, lively, hißbearlng: pantomime—a full-speed-atett pantomime. There won't be a mlnett wasted. From the time the cnrttta ' rises till the "God Save the King" It •jvill go with a rush. It's got to. Jwt think of it—there's about six homf » entertainment to be concentrated loto three hours and a-half. An* there'H it no waits—only the interval. 2—TWO RESPLENDENT ACTS-J 32— MARVELLOUS SCENES —22 130—ONE HUNDRED AXD FIFTT-W j PEOPLE. I

with GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA, and AUGMENTED PANTOMIME BAM3X Produced by ■ > CHARLES A. WESMAS. MATINEES EVERY WED. AND SAT. MATINEES EVERY WED. AND SAI Children to Matinees Half-price, except Lttl Door Gallery. PRICES: D.C. and R.S.. 8/; Scalls, </; Gallery. 1/6. Early Doors, StaUs itf Gallery, 1/ extra. All prices pins Amn* , ment Tax. BOX PLANS—FIRST 6 NIGHTS. FIRST TWO MATINEES. Will be opened at Lewis R. Eady asd 8* Ltd., MONDAY NEXT, May S. TJOX pLAN For ERRICK CHALMERS SONG RECITAfI AND DRAMATIC SKETCHES OPENS TOMORROW, At 10 a.m.. At LEWIS "R. EADY ANT* SON, LTD* Book Early. Hβ PAJTCIJTQ. T\ A X C I >" ft TO-NIGHT AND EVERY THURSDAI NIGiHT, TRADES HALL, 8 P.M. TILL 11 P-H-. JAZZ, FOX TROT, ONE-STEP. ' Gents. 1/6; Ladies, 6d. TS W. J. NORWOOD, Hon. Sec rrtHE BAND OF RUSH - MU>'B° Is an Inspiration to Jollification. Cabaret 'Pnone A 2560. & rpHOSE HAUNTING MELODIES & played by the Jazz Band of Rush-MnnW. Cabaret 'Phone A2.j60. jjj II C H E S T X ■*• DANCE ORCHESTRA. Two Instruments. Piano aDd Violin. WEST, 225, CHEAT NORTH BOApJβ* - =^—* TEACHERS OF DANCING. T EARN TO DANCEI-Pruids' Hall, Kew- -' L ton. Every Thursiliiy. .S r. 11 p.m., »1«! Saturday. 2.30 to 0. Personal Tuition. Full programme for s'. Private Tuition. Pno»« 4OsA.—Proprietor, W. BUCKLEY, Jg* MISS SPENCER'S Classes. St. FMl"» Hall. TUES.. April 18. MO.V. MM jj S p.m.: St. Sepulchre's Hall, SAT., ■*!"" 22. 2.30 and 8 p.m ; WED. and THPBS., » p.m.. at 25, Vincent St. Private Les«*» given—Terms 'Phone 2237. *