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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 2, 3 January 1924, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. -^ TTIAREWELV— x AHEWELL— POSITIVELY LAST DAY Of'" POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT rpilE T»IG TOUR -\f ALE f~|UARTET -μ-ie -£>ig JPoub -"A A le Wuaktet Tour Lnst Opportunity to h.'ax fbie wonderful Quartet, which has been tho TalM i>f Auckland. • The time of their Last Two Appearances are 2.30 and S o'clock sharp. SESSIONS: iris. 2.:w. 0.0. S.O. Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. tST (NATIONAL E PICTURES) SSF VICiMMBNCIN'G mO-MOFBOVT, TTIRIDAY. « JMMENCING J-O-MORROW. ■*- RIDAY. MuSgroves. Ltd. (Tivoli Theatre, Sydney), Presents THE rpWO "\7\AGABONDS. HE J- WO > AGABONDS. THE TWO VAGABONDS. A VIOLIN and a PIANO. Absolute Prime Ministers of Musi'-al Mirth. Not a Word Spoken. ISut thi'ir hrfllinnt. beautiful playing will touch your heart. Their elc-vcr ececntriiMtii-s will make you roar with laughter. THE TWO VAGABONDS. The Boys that give a true soul to Music. Music that echoes every mood of life. A WHIRLWIND OF MUSICAL MELODY! Last Week of the Popular Little Irish Girl. A t'DREY TTNIGHT -*■•*-fDREY -l^-NIttHT AUDREY KNIGHT Character Comedienne. Miss Knight's New Numbers Will Include: Silly Billy May." _„,„_" Something Has Got To Be Done." " My Dear Mother Told Mc To Do So." In Addition. Full Picture Programme. " rpilE CJIN Tj^LOOD." " -•- HE *3IN JO IX)OD." "THE SIN FLOOD." v _ . . _ Novelty C-act Comedy-Drama. V 5 Latest Gazette. Comedy. Scenic . THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA. M«P»flr. at the 2.30 »nd 8 o'clock Sessions. Mn? Tv&&. &Hh 2 -B'*4-30, 6.20, and 8.0. NO INCREASE IN PRICES BOOK NOW £AY PRICES: STALLS 1/; CIRCLk! l/S: CHILDREN, HALF PRICK. EVENING: bTALLfc.. 1/; CIRCLE. 2/2; DRESS CIRCLE, 2/U. Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. (After 4.30 Phone 2169 A.) . NOTE. All Vaudeville Acts are direct from Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville Circuit (Tivoli Theatre. Sydney). and are exclusive to the National Theatre. They will not play at any other City or Suburban Theatre while in Auckland. | ' — 1. i LAST DAY. LAST NIGHT. I SNOWY BAKER in "HIS L\ST RACE" 1 ZEV AND PAPYRUS IN THEIR INTERNATIONAL RACE. AND FINE SUPPORTS. ( . L COMING TO-MORROW, FRIDAY. ANOTTTFin TTNBEATABLE SHOW. ANOTHER UNBEATABLE SHOW. PHIL GOLDSTONE Presents RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TAMADGE :„; RICHARD TALMADGE "•• RICHARD TALMADUE "WTTncw T°.gR A S" IO "WILDCAT JORDAN." ~Sffi "J°.s£ A £' "WILDCAT JORDAN." "WTTrlnfS ™5R A S' "WILDCAT JORDAN." iRSRtS" "WILDCAT JORDAN." WILDCAT JORDAN." "WILDCAT JORDAN." A Richard Talmadge Production. ' Directed by AL SANTELL. Tie was sure that excitement was a thine of the Daet Thcr -K-nrn Just as sure they could give him the thrill of his life. And then '- things happened. Also ROYAL FILMS Present a?"a£ A ?l§ 5S JAKE and IVAN NOVELLO %{ A fi Si JANE aud NOVELLO MADAME REJANE and IVAN NOVELLO In . " THE CALL OF THE BLOOD." ' " THE CALL OF THE BLOOD." " THE CALL OF THE BLOOD." A POWERFUL DRAMATIC STORY. TENSE WITH ACTION AAD SUSPEXSE. ' ... BuSSy mHIt?K \ a " SO LON « BUDDY." BLDDX MLSSIAGER hi •• SO LONG BUDDY." A Stunning Good Comedy. Latest International News. PRICES AS USUAL. PLAN AT THEATRE. RING 4232.

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. If •«*.•!■ "RIVERHEAD SERVICE. r«~iCfJ s - s - pitoitoi. 'w i~ Calling At All Wharves. Leaves AUCKLAND—DaiIj at 3.30 p.m., for Hobsonvllle, Wainiarie and Riverbead (Saturdays exeepted). Sunday, at 6 p.m. Leaves HIVERHEAD—DaIIy at 6.45 a m. (Sundays eicented). FOR OSTENP—Leaving Central Wharr. Tuesday to Friday, 0.45 a.m. and G.riO p.m.; Saturdays, 1.45 p.m.; Sundays, 0.45 a.m BRADNEY AND BI.NNS. D 4 ■OBSBS: &m 8&3 NEW TEAR'S TIME-TABLE. S.S. ONEWA. leaves Auckland : Leaves Ostend Fri., 0.45 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. Sat., 1.45 p.m. 4.30 p.m. BKADKE7 AND SINKS. 'Phone 1170. Si QMIHA gEACH TESTATE. »t. KOCKT BAT, TVAIHEKE. - - ~ SEW TEAE HOLIDATS. Steamer and Excursion Time-tabl& '■■i r (Weather Permitting.) , SPECIAL EXCURSION. DEVONPORT BOYS' BRASS BAND in Attendance. . FRIDAY,-Jan. 4—O.V. Waiuku, 0.30 a.m. RETURN EXCURSION FARE, 3/. Refreshments and Tea Rooms now open Hot Water obtainable on tlic Estate. The Office of this Estate will REMAIN OPEN DURING THE HOLIDAYS, eicept Sundays. C. F. BENNETT, H.Z. Insurance Buildings. 'Phone 2358, ' -\ TANL.T. Jl TANLY. Tl TANLY. The Manly of Auckland (Folkingborac's Beach), adjoining the Well-known and Popular Arkle's Bay. HOLIDAY LAUNCH TIME-TABLE. (Weather Permitting). FRIDAY, January 4—Scripps, 9.30 a.m. SATURDAY, January s—Scripps, 0.30 a.m. Return Pares, 3/. No Half Prices. Return from Estate at 5 p.m. Sharp. Future Trips to be Announced. Refreshments can be obtained on the Estate The Management have arranged for trips by road by motor car—Mondays to Satur days inclusive. Scats must be booked a< the Office. The Office of this Estate will REMAIN OPEN DURING HOLIDAYS except Sun day " C. F. BENNETT, ■N.Z. Insurance Buildings. 'Phone 2385. ! T4TARAETAI JgSTATE. HOLIDAY AXD LAUNCH TIME-TABLE Weather permitting. Launch Valualla leaves Hire Launch Steps as undemoted :— FRIDAY, Jan. 4 —0.30 a:m. SATURDAY, Jan. 5—0.30 a.m. Return Fare, 2/6. No Half Prices. Hot Water and Refreshments can be obtained on the Estate. Future Trips to be Announced. Excellent Fishing and Safe Bathing. The Office of this Estate will remain open during the Holidays, except Sundays. C. F. BENNETT. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. 'Phone 2358. ! •pALM BEACII SEASIDE ESTATE. SS. ONEWA (Bradney and Binns) LEAVES CENTRAL WHARF. Opposite Roller Mills: FRIDAY 0.43 a.m. aud C.30 p.m. SATURDAY 1.J3 P.m. SUNDAY 9.45 a.m. FOB OSTEXD. Copnectinsr with Pnlm Beach Motor Bus. advertised X.S.S. Co. sailings for Ojrteaff: Call at PALM BEACH ESTATE OFFICE, 6S, Queen St., for Irce Inspection tickets. 4« Ar*A-* J^ TO HOWICK *"--"■'* TO-MOimcnv, JANUARY -i O.V. HEDA lenvns King's Wharf 12 Noon, leaving Uowick G p.m. net urn Pare. n>. ' - • .Wag 'phoae BISTj : r ' : ]£ ":