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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 179, 28 July 1923, Page 16

,■ - .4a*piinoßgrkK - 3- • IMPORTANT. .' '.'■'■< Hi - Owing to *he eitreortioarilT *»«.-". * mand for sents for- "CaJro-n SSli**- < when the plans score opened tai tlonai four nights, the ,? now derinltely decided tortnfSj*" , - tend the eeaeon or the stapen a ob?«lr ?~~ play until August 7. " , "J* nao o* Otfe»m for which the plans are now- onw. .. - Lewie B. Kady and Son, lt£ OSCAR ASCHE IX "cilin~ : ' ;v OSCAH ASCHE IX "CAlßo' "THE OP j HIS \fAJESTY-S fnHPlTe.'i' IS i»IAJ£STY-8 J^lilS^-t Direction: J. C. Wllllamien, ujj\ ' <- s Managing Directore: George t.'ih. p V '. Talt, Clyde *". . UNQUESTIONABLY ' " THE WORLD'S MOST WONDEBFrr STAGE PRODLCTIOX ™ Bl f TO-NIGHT, AT 8 ' ..i TO-NIGHT, AT $'. AXD UNTIL TUESDAY WEEK: MATINEES: " ~\:.":'STODAY .AXD SATURDAY XEMk3 J. C. WILLIAMSON, LID, , ! 't In Conjunction wltn-- ' !?: OSCAR ASCHE,: .". f ■ i t . . . Present , '•'. ■' ''\ \" '•"S^ "CAIRO." V^ •• c a i r o." :. si "C AIR O." _: .. . i . " C A I R 0." -4— "C A I R O." — - r ? A Mosaic In Music and Mime. r'i I! OSCAR ASCHE ; b OSCAR ASCHE, ? , OSCAB ASCHE, "' -1 And " ' •". "-.n HIS COMPLETE LONDON PBODPCTIOS. The Hay Produced by OSCAR ASCHKJ - PRICES. -V^ FOR EVENING PERFORMANCES: Dress Circle and Reserved SUBs (Reserred), 10/6; at the Door, 8/; Back Stalls. 5/; GaUery, 2/; Early Door Gallm 1/ extra. . • X r t FOB MATINEE PEBFOBMANCEB: : '• Dress Circle and Beserved SiiUi IB (Reserved), 8/; Stalls, 4/: Gantry, I^β-' Early Door Gallery, 1/ extra. >■ ' ,^- k -.' Children: Drees Circle and Beaema '■■' I. Stalls, 5/; Back Stalls, 3/; GalJ*ry. 1/6.- ' ■■ All Prices Plus Amusement Tax- ~~ : :-;' Business Manager Joha Farrert.--r ,IT,BOT>S' HALL, NORTH SfTEBET *-> NEWTON. '-C WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1, At 7.30 QM. , = BOIAL AOTEDELUTIAN OBDEB BWRW |. LOES. PAST, PRESENT AND FUTCRI ) I LODGC, 3038, G. 5.8., , ; I Are holding their . : '/-'.' ) GRAND OPEN NIGHR ''' \~ As above. : ['• ■ • (PROGBBSSIVS EUCHRE, SOCIAL AST* g DA.VCE. -T5-" '■;, SPLENDID EUCHRE ■ PRI2EES.- /; > Ladles' First Prize, 21-Plece Tea Betj i- donated by Eaton Bros. i /..-.- lte ; S Ladles' Second Prize, lively. Beaded Bac I ) Ctents*. Klret .rrize. Full Sljarln*. SttTTai ) eluding Bevelled lillrror, donated 3 Bro. E. Ataad. ■:.' 7 GentM , . Second Prize, Gold Medal, miltabj* P-i engraTed. . jy fcß Also a Special Sealed Prize, donated by Br% '■} 1% •A* 'Eaton. ■ ■ , ;-- . sS Tola niii be the night or the year. : .» You trill be abrry If j-ouelil It.' T- Pβ Old Time and Present Time Ctncmt. gl Delightful Orchefttra. .SplendM TaltaL '• ' S Good. Supper. ■ x -J Gents. S/o, Ladles 1/4 ~. ■•'■■{■ c Tickets may be obtained at Daor. -.1- t=l H. AI/PORT, Hon. SecntaiT, \ ' e;J» «, Eden Vale Road, Mt. Wμ. v- 'l M MPR E8 g mHE AT. : Kst""' il MPUEBS Ihuiii Jy BUNDAT NIGHT, JULT 29, 1853. ! | 1 , THE AUCKLAND WATERBIDERB' Pi • W-OEKEBS , BAND ■-■':- 1| wui Hold ■ •.-.:• j ot c A GRAND BACRED CONCERIi- ' » 8 A GRAND BACBED CONCERT, .-• .•, ■{ 'A - Of Vocal and Instrumental Items, t> - : M Auckland's Leading ArtlattT: • s \ M • PHOGEAMME. - cl ; Hymn, "Abide With Mc" ..Bud k§S ' Soot, "Queen of Angels"..Mr*:-A. Baßlanc t'fi- ■ Saxophone Solo, Waltz Erica" \'M Mr. A. K. Hfiirr Ir -iM Song, "Strtna; or Pearle"....Mr WTWsj ip Zonapbone Solo, Belle, Chimes "TttaMi 11 _ lBle " - — •-• :..:....Mr. w. 6a &; Song, "Why Should I Cry 0.T«,ten?"..,. ; g J Selection, "Knfcht* EtranV :'t Song, "Break of Day-...M»«t«- P. Boddet ffi (Auckland's Boy Soprano). .="'-/ fe . Song. "Absence" .;.. ..Mr. U. Sattk % S|March, "Quarter Deck" .........Bait 'H c „ OD "°OD SATE THE KING.:' . 1 !, MISS if. WILSON MB. G. 11. CLARE, 3 Accompanist. Conductor.! pj W. KEEFE, Hob. See.-' .;.. M Silver Coin AdmUsion. - "-' U SJ . - ._.. a.v '" PAWCIKG. ■ ' - M \ fS.iRASD EUCHRE AXD DASCB. ,*M C ECCHBE AXD . DAXCtt. vB ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, . :•■;'..' Wfi ; ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, _~ f TTKSDAY XEXT. JULY 31st, 192?- ?'»? TUESDAY XEXT. JULY 3Ut, 1353. ' ■ «| • In aid of St. Patrick's Cathedral FOB*. jsSJ Valuable Prizes for Euchre. 'SSI f Doors Open 7.30 p.m. Dancing,.! pJ»-' |||j . TICKETS. In. g* •JAZ ZI N <J. JA Z Z.I S■*..-'■ .:^ TO-XIGHT l| O'NEILL STREET HALL. If you want to Dance to the- Best italic b h Town, come ami hear our great Band of wm Six Musicians. We guarantee Time aa* t?M Pep. Good Floor. V >J9 Ladies, 1/. %nis; 1/e. s;g W. fARTWKtCHT. Sef. sa» THK 5-ALAIS DR- DASPJJ HE I'ALAtS DE DAXSft M lEI" I'LRVEYORS: Kg I'El , ITRVEYOIUS. Dispensers Dc Luxe of Masical Elixte Masonic Hall, Fees:—Ladies, V. x Belgium Street. Gentlemen. V. Hours, Bto 11. Saturday Evenhigs.THE GKXUIXE OLD TIME DAXC» X ST. -BENKDICT'S HALU EAST OT. ; IMOXDAV NIGHT, And iEver.v '.Monday, 8 till 11 p-ni-.:. , etTPPER PROVIDED. Ladles 1/, <J«nt.«. i/* . Full Orchestra Come learn this prettj I! dance. LiATCU-FORD SOHOTTISrHK, ai* ~ «Iso all old favourites. Orange Hall, Xewtos Road, every Wednesday. Begioßers »»«• privately. 2. riaremont St., by appointment Oldest and latest taught.—AMOS, Prole* atonal Teacher. I pOMBIXED BEBBKAB I !ISS>T LODGES. I 4 7\W{ 1.0.0. F., Auckland District s» ■P-' srfoxi) α-xxcal ball | MASOXIr STKBET, ■, I TI'EaMIAY, JULY 31. 1023. Burananrta Orchestra. \ Grand 'March. 8.15 p.m. . ' ; M. M. M-cKEXZtE. no°;_g£lJ | C}T. GEORGE'S ItALL. Rjinftirly R9«* I Epsom. To-nipht and Every Satnrisy | Night. Dancinß. S-11. Learners. e.30-7;4fc I Good music ; pood floor. M-C'e, A. M» i chell, W. Thompson. _ | TNFLCENZA.—Dont risk Spreading tot* j **- tlon. Fnmisrate your room with a f ; WILTOX L.B jriIIGATOR. J ! 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