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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. LAST N I G H~TJ Of "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." TTIS TIT AJESTY'S rnHEATRB -sdjs -"A AJESTY'S -*-HEATttE. Direction .. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Manager John FarrelL Good-bye to '', lie Maid." Good-bye to Gladys Moncrieff. Good-bye to The Royal Comics. TO-NIOHT. AT 7.4r>. FAREWELL PRESENTATION FAREWELL PRESENTATION Of THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAIN*. "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.» "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." Unquestionably the Best. Most Melodious, Most Picturesque, and Most Successful Comic Opera the World's Stage has »«_t known. GOOD-BYE GOOD-BYE To J. C. WILLIAMSON'S FAMOUS ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPAXT, Including Gladys Monebieff. The Company cannot possibly return to Auckland. Pox Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son Ltd Day Sales at Coleman's. * Pri"es:" Dress Circle nnd Reserved Stalls (hooked). 10/: at the doors. 8/: Stalls. 4/Gallery. 21. Early Door. Stalls and Gallery' 1/ extra. All prices plus amusement tax. * Q T U D E N T S' C A R :. " V A U HIS TIfAJESTY'S rpHEATRR. IS -"A. A j KSTY 's - L H'--VI'RE. Lessees: J. C. Williamson, Ltd.

THE BULGARIAN BUG. THE BULGARIAN BUG , THE BULGARIAN RUG THE BULGARIAN BUG FOR A SEASON OF SEVEN NIGHTS. Commencing TUESDAY, JUNE 20, TUESDAY. JUNE 20, THE FUNNIEST SHOW THAT AUCKLAND HAS SEEN FOR MANY A LONG YEAR. We are still keeping in touch with Hit Majesty King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, who has announced his intention .f being her* for the opening performance. Wireless received last night:— S.S. BACTERIA," Nearing Australia. Terrible News.—The worst has occurred. Sentry fell asleep last night and the Bug attacked a rat. —Ferdinand. We have replied— Communicated sad news to Mr. Parr. He says no hope for rat. Kindly have bug muzzled. —Friday. THE BULGARIAN BUG. — THUS BULGARIAN BIG. —— THE BULGARIAN BUG. — THE BULGARIAN BUG. — TH* BULGARIAN BUG. — TH* BULGARIAN BUG. -— , WRITTEN BY L. P. LEARY. . PRODUCED BY FRIDAY EASTHEB. Box Plan is still open at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., and many good seats art still available —but they are getting scare* PRICES : T>/. 3/, ami I/O (plus Tax). Early Doors to Back Sta.is aud Gallery. 1/ extra. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Owing to the unprecedented demand for seats the Students' Association has decided to produce "THE BULGARIAN BUG" for a further two nights, viz., MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 2Uth and 27th June. Box Plan for the two extra nights will open at Lewis B. Ead, and Son. Ltd., on TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, June 20. Box Plan for First Five Nights NOW OPEN. 643 T EYS TNSTITUTE WINTER COURSE, xa\ X Three Lamps, Ponsonby. A LECTURE on "SCOTTISH WIT AND HUMOUR' "SCOTTISH WIT AND HUMOUR" "SCOTTISH WIT AND HUMOUR" "SCOTTISH WIT AND HUMOUR" (A Budget of Wit and Drollery) Will be given by MR. J. W. SHAW. M.A., MR. J. W. SHAW, M.A.,

TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 20, AT 8. TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 20, AT 8. Admission: Sixpence, or Course Ticket, TJ O XT MISS THIS. THE SECOND BIG CONCERT OF THB SEASON. SCOTS' HALL, SYMONDS STREET. SCOTS' HALL, SYMONDS STREET. TUESDAY, JUNE 20. AT 8 P.M. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, AT 8 P-Jcl (Held under the Auspices of the Auckland Tramways Recreation Club.) SPECIAL RE-ENGAGEMENT OE THE LYRIC QUARTET. THE LYRIC QUARTET, THE LYRIC QUARTET, Assisted by MISS JESSIE BARTLETT, And . HENRY ENGEL HENRY ENGEL (Violin Soloist). An Eutire Change of Programme. A FOUNTAIN OF MIRTH MELODY, MUSK". ONE I'RICE ONLY. 2 TO ALL TARTS. Tax Free. Doors open at 7.30. to commence at 8. 61T /"10NCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY. 21st, and SATURDAY. 24th. Doors Open 7.30. Lecture at 8 p.m. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. For the First. Time in New Zealand. Direct from London. MR. HORACE LEAF. MR. HORACE LEAF. MR. HORACE LEAF. MR. HORACE LEAF. (London's Famous Lecturer and Psvcbjc) Will Deliver his PSYCHIC PICTURE LECTURE, As Presented by Royal Command before Hl* Majesty Kine Oeorge and the Rnval FamiiT. These Psychic Pictures are a Revelation. Sir A. Co nan Doyls. says: "Mr. Horace Leaf Is si wond.'rful lecturer, and possesses the llnest collection of psvehic pictures IB the world." Vide "Daily Mail." Loudon: -Mr. Horaed Leaf is a convincing lecturer, and his psychic photos, were a revelation " "Times." London: "Mr. Horace Leaf is a forceful speaker, and the psychic pictures thrown on the screen during iiis lecture w-ere most interesting. It is necessary to see them to understand they- wonder" Admission. 37 nud 2/. Pins Tax Box Plan at Lewis R. Eadv nnd Son. Ltd. A. 11. MILES. "'P H E R o S A R I." THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD. PRINCESS. FRIDAY NEXT.