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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 147, 22 June 1923, Page 12

I AMUSEMENTS. ; TTIUI.LER'S /~VPERA TTOCSE. X , ULLERS Vpera JtJ-OUSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, l.td. MATINEE. MATINEE AT 2.30, SATURDAY. MATINEE AT 2.K0, SATURDAY. Prices: Gd, 1/. 2/ (Plus 'lax). TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. Brilliant and Popular STIFFY AND MO IN ALL ABOARD. STIFFY AND MO IN ALL, ABOARD. A Laugh a Minute Guaranteed. STIFFY AND MO IN ALL ABOARD. STIFFY AND MO IN ALL. ABOARD. Clean and Wholesome Comedy. STIFFY AND MO IN ALL ABOARD. STIFFY AND MO IN ALL ABOARD. Melodious Pinsins Numbers. STIFFY AND MO IN ALL ABOARD. STIFFY AND MO IN ALL ABOARD. S—STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS—i 'S—STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS—S .TONIK PASTOR. . JOXIB PASTOR. The Fidgety Fiddler. PEGGY FAY. PEGGY FAY. Dnshinp Poiibrette. MARVEL AND DARING. MARVEL AND DARING. Comedy Acrobats and Chair Balancere. OTESCO, OTESCO, Genius of the Violin. THE JUBILEE TRIO. THE JUBILEE TRIO. THE JUBILEE TRIO. Exquisite Singers of Enchanting Plantation Melodies. Plans at Lewie K. Eady and Son., Ltfl.r till 5; then at THE THEATRE till 7. 'Phone 15(15 for Reserved Seats after 5.30 p.m. Prices: 1/. 11. 2/f». -V. (Plus tax.l VARSITY TT<XTRAVAGANZA. ARSITY XJXTRAVAGANZA. KING'S THEATRE. KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors: Messrs. John Fuller, Ltd. BU BLUX BLAN. BLU . BLUX BL.AN. BLU' BLUX BLAN. BLU BLUX BLAN. BLU BLUX BLAN. BLU BLUX BLAN. BLU BLUX BLAN. BLU BLUX BLAN. BLU BLUX BLAN. FOR TWO MORE XIGHTS. FOU TWO MORE NIGHTS. COME ALONG AND HEAR OUR "TROPICAL" ALLUSIONS, AND YOU'LL SURE BE WARMED BY THEM. TO-NIGHT YOU'LL HAVE THE LONGEST LAUGH OF THE YEAR. COME:—TO-MORROW NIGHT IS OUR LAST NIGHT. DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE. DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE. BOX PLAN AT LEWIS K. EADY AND SON, LTD. PRICES: Reserves, 5/; Stalls and Gallery, 3/ and 2/. I - " 54 " THE BROADWAY GETS THE BEST!' , TJROADWAY . NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. "OUR LEADING CITIZEN, ,, Starring Thomas Melghan. Also—" CALVERT'S VALLEY." Starring John Gilbert. And—" THE HUNTSMAN," Starring Clyde Cook. Screen, 7.30. Reserves, 1076 A. "DIXIELAND. J- , To Secure Good Tables, Boot Early. No Booking Fee. Two Sessions Dally. Orchestra Commences Punctually 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. D^ ART XXHTBITION. gOCIETY OF ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. ANNUAL. EXHIBITION. ANNUAL, EXHIBITION. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THIS MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. NOW OPEN AT THE NOW OPEN AT THE SOCIETY'S GALLERY, KITCHENER ST. SOCIETY'S GALLERY, KITCHENER STTHE VISIT OF MANY HUNDREDS AT AT THIS EARLY STAGE, AND THE RECORD PURCHASE OF PICTURES. TESTIFY TO THE EARNESTNESS WITH WHICH THE AUCKLAND PUBLIC RECOGNISE THE WONDERFULLY HIGH STANDARD ATTAINED BY NEW ZEALAND ARTISTS. NEW ZEALAND ARTISTS. ONE OR ZORE OF THESE PICTURES MAY BE YOURS BY INVESTING IN SHILLING TICKETS IN THE 1/ GRAND ART UNION 1/ TO BE DRAWN ON 7th JULY. AFTERNOON TEA WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. EXHIBITION OPEN DAILYEXHIBITION OPEN DAILY— 12 to 5 and 7.30 to 10 p.m. Admission, 1/. W. J. A. THOMSON. jp, Secretary. Third Floor. National Bank Buildings, Shortiaud Street. D 4 SHOW. XfGARUAWAHIA POULTRY AND HOME -L> INDUSTRIES CLUB. SECOND ANNUAL SHOW, SECOND ANNUAL SHOW, TOWN HALL, N.GARUAWAHIA, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 3 AND i. 1923. Late entries will be received up to S p.m. on June 20. 1923. W. FULLER, C Secretary. TEACHERS OF DANCING. LEARNERS' AND BEGINNERS' CLASS, every Saturday. 2.30 to 5.30. Druids' Hnll, Newton. Advanced welcome. We will teach you to dance for 5/. Why pay more? Private Tuition. 'Phone 403 A, or inquire 17, Clarence St., Ponsouby. Instructor: G. THOMAS^ PROP. W. Bn-KI.EV. T ATEST Ballroom J_>anein= Thoroughly •*-• Taught. — Modern Dancing Studio. Palmerston Buildings, opp. G.P.O. Hours. 12-9; H 4 NATIONAL School of Dancing.—Latest English and American steps. Sing