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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 120, 23 May 1922, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. | FDLi.Eirs /~vi'eka -rronsE. ULLEU'S "PERA -»-*>OUSE. Direction Ben and John Puller. Ltd. IT'S VAUDEVILLE — AND ITS GOOD! MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-MORROW MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). (WEDNESDAY). Birgain Prices: 6d, 1/, 1/6 (Plus Tax). TO-NIGHT—At S—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT—At S—TO-XIGHT. First Appearance, and under Exclusive Engagement to Ben and John Fuller, MISS ETTA FIELD. MISS ETTA FIELD. New Zealand's Own Dramatic Soprano, MISS ETTA FIELD, MISS ETTA FIELD, Will present numbers well suited to all tastes, and a veritable musical treat is confidently promised. The Greatest of All Ball Experts, GUS. T. RAGLI.'S The "Windjammer." CLAUDE DECAR. The Acrobatic Waiter. BRIGHTIE AND CARLYON, In Bright and Breezy Vaudeville. JACK TRENT AND SADIE, In An Original Absurdity, "Detective Cop, M.C." SAM AND ELISE GOI.DIE, In Inimitable Burlesques. TILTON and WEST, MAGGIE BUCKLEY, BERESFORD AND RENNIE, Musical Comedy Couple. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., till 5. Then at the THEATRE till 7. 'Phone 1595 for Reserved Seats. PRICES. 1/, 2/, 2/0, 3/. Plus Tax. KING'S — XBWTOX — miIEATRB. ING'S — NEWTON — ./ HEATRE. Proprietors: Ben and John Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT*— TUESDAY — TO-NIGHT. AND EVERY EVENING AT S. GEORGE CROSS' DRAMATIC COMPANY Including MISS VERA REOiEE, " THE LITTLE MOTHER.'• " THE LITTLE MOTHER. , ' MR. GEORGE CROSS AS JIM DESMOND. MISS VERA KEMEE AS PEGGY. Box Plan at Richardson's and Finlav's. PRICES: 2/6, 2/, 1/6, and 1/. SATURDAY NEXT. "CHARLEY'S AUXT." 49 TTiVERYBODY'S SESSIONS : ■EVERYBODY'S 12 2 EVERYBODY'S 4 6 EVERYBODY'S and 8 TO-DAY. TO-DAY. The Latest Novelty from England. THE CHILDREN'S HOME. - THE CHILDREN'S HOME." THE FIRST SONG PICTURE THE FIRST SONG PICTURE OF ITS KIND. OF ITS KIND. Vocal Rendering by Vocal Rendering by AUCKLAND'S LYRIC QUARTET. LYRIC QUARTET. " THE CHILDREN'S HOME " "THE CHILDREN'S HOME." The First of a Series of Songs that will live for ever. In Addition. A. E. W. MASON'S Great A. E W. MASON'S Mystery A. E. W. MASON'S Story. AT THE * ILLA ROSE. AT THE VILLA ROSE. AT THE VILLA ROSE AT THE yiLLA ROSE. Hundreds Have Real the Book. •Hundreds Have Read the Book. The Picture win be Seen by Thousands. j The Picture will be Seen by Thousands. Also. Wonderful Film, GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECH \.SE GKAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE RACE FROM START TO FINISH RACE FROM START TO FINISH. QUARTET AT 8 SESSION. Stalls, l/l; Circle, Front 2/2, Back 1/8 To Book, 2/0. Pnone 4402. Q.RAND, OPP. G.P.O. 1- TO-DAY. Continued Success of CHARLIE CHAPLIN GRAND "THE KID." THE KID GRAM) "THE KID." THE KID GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID i GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID I GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID I GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID !£5 AXD Charlie Chaplin THE KID GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID ! GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID ;«g AN .r> Chnrlie Chaplin THE KID I GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID SS.V-J' Charlie Chaplin THE KiD GRAM) Charlie Chaplin THE KID GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID 25^v-E Chaplin THE KID rn!v£S' rl re c Chaplin THE KID GRAND Charlie Chaplin THE KID New Drama, 'THE MATRIMONIAL WEB" "THE MATRIMONIAL WEB." Serial, 3th Chapter. •■ THE ADVENTURES OF TARZAN." AT THE GRAND TO-DAY AT THE GRAND TO-DAY! LECTURES. MAGNA EST VERITAS ET PREVALEBIT (Truth is mighty, and will prevail). PROTECTANT "TvEMONSTRATION ROTBSTANT J-'EMONSTRATION. TOWN TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. ■WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. AT S P.M. REV. R. DITTERICH REV. E. DITTERICH (President of Australian Protestant Federation, Ex-President Methodist Conference of Australasia) Will Speak on "PROTESTAXTISM •'PROTESTANTISM AND THE BRITISH EMPIRE.'• AND THE BRITISH EMPIRE." REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT (National Lecturer), Who, we are happy to say. has recovered from his recent severe illness. Will be present. Chairman: .T. F. W. DIOKSON ESQ j Organist: E. S. CRASTOX. Mus. Bac. ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING. : (By Ticket Only). Seats may be Reserved : for 1/ extra. Tax Tree. ! Unreserved Tickets can be had at the door, evening of meeting. Apply P.P.A. Rooms. 12. Hellaby's Bldgs , Queen Street. 'Phone 277 C PROTESTANTS:—ENROL FOR EMPIRE LIBERTY AND JUSTICE. 7»4 BIG GIRLS' DEPARTMENT I «p TO-MORROW (Wednesday) [ W MAY 24TH, 7.45 P.M." MISS JEAN STEVENSON Will Speak on 'THE GIRLS' PART IN A NEW WORLD." Jolly Songs. Moving Pictures. All Girls Invited,