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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 115, 16 May 1924, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. ■CnrLtER'S riPERA TTOOSI-. x ULtER'S vJpEBA iJ-ODSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons.^Ltd. MATINEE. MATINEE AT 2.W), SATUBDAY. MATINEE AT 2.30, SATURDAY Prices: i_d, If, 2f. Plus Tax. TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. ABSOLUTELY LAST 3 PBBFOBMANCES. ABSOLUTELY LAST 3 PEBFOBMANCES. Of the Popular and Irresistible STIFFY AND MO AND THEIR WONDEBFUL COMPANY. In the Lively, Melodious, and rre-emlnently Amusing Musical Comedy. STIFFY AND MO AS POLICEMEN. STIFFY AND MO AS POLICEMEN. THEIB LAST AND BEST. A Treat for the Children. ADRIAN'S DOGS AND MONKEYS. ADBIAN'S DOGS AND MONKEYS. ADRIAN'S DOGS AND MONKEYS. The Absolute Limit in Animal Sagacity. SOLI. Brilliant SOLI. Instrumentalist. ATHAS AND COLLINS. ATHAS AND COLLINS. MAUD COUBTNEY AND MB. C. MAUD COURTNEY AND MB. C. MAUD COURTNEY AND MB. C. The Cone Couple. "Every daj In every way they are. Getting Better and Better." Prices: If, 2/, and 3/, Pins Tax. Box Plans at LEWIS B. EADY AND SON LTD., UU 4.45 p.m.; after 5.30 at THEATBE. 'Phone 1595. GBAND. Bud. Petersen's BAND. Pictures, *-» BAND Opposite G.P.0., Queen • Street. CONTINUOUS PICTURES FBOM ll A-M. TO 10 P.M. TO-DAY (FRIDAY). TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). ANOTHER GREAT CHANGE OF FARE Headed by "A WOMAN'S HATE." " A WOMAN'S HATE," " A WOMAN'S HATE," "A WOMAN'S HATE," "A WOMAN'S HATE," Featuring ALICE LAKE and CONBAD NAGEL. ALICE LAKE and CONRAD NAGEL. ALICE LAKE and CONRAD NAGKL. ALICE LAKE and CONRAD NAGEL. "A WOMAN'S HATE," * "A WOMAN'S HATE," "A WOMAN'S HATE," , A Drama-a vividly exciting UnderwprU Play with the fascinating appeal, whlcl pictures of this phase or New York Uf« exert. Plus a heart Interest and an ex treme naturalness that mark " A Woman') Hate," as one of the Best of its kind. In Addition: THE EVER-POPULAR NEW THE EVER-POPULAR NEW THE EVER-POPULAR NEW THE EVEB-POPULAB NEW , : "LEATHER PUSHERS." "LEATHEB PUSHERS," " LEATHEB PUSHERS," Featuring Onr Old Friend, BBGINALD DENNY. REGINALD DENNY. REGINALD DENNY. PATHE NEWS, PATHE REVIEW And the "TBOUBLE DOCTOR." " TBOUBLE DOCTOR." "Comedy." •PHONE 2274 FOB RESERVES. 'PHONE 2274 FOB RESERVES. The Grand Tea Rooms are open each da) from-9 to' 7. The daintiest cup of Tea o> Luncheon in the City. VISIT. OF THE FLEET. . l-gr.'.'J.l.'.'".'.' Erf 1 ;f*qgSsssn£sCsfc_t ... fpAKAPUNA AND •p«EBBY /So., T.TD. TO VIEW THE DEPARTURE TO VIEW THE DEPARTURE OF THE FLEET. ■ OF THE FLEET. TO-MOBBOW. (SATURDAY). MAY 17. TO-MOBBOW (SATUBDAY). MAY 17. S.S. PUP..UK.E Will leave Ferry Tee (Western entrance) . AT3P.MAnd Follow the Fleet Down the Harbour. Return Fare: ADULTS 2/; CHILDREN _/ ' ; 3t mHE (J»AK.iPUNA m_AM WAYS AJII "P«ebby no, T_ TD - SEABCHLIGHT DISPLAY BY THE FLEET. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) , MAY 16. VIEW DISPLAY FBOM THE H.UIBOUB P.B. BBITANNIA will leave- Scarry Te. (Western entrance) at 8.30 p.m.. See tin Fleet by nlKht and view tbe display fron down the harbour. Italian Stringed Orchestra Aboard. ADULTS, RETURN FARE, 1/. CHILDREN 6d. *31 THE DEVONPORT STEAM FEBRI CO., LTD. FLEET IN AUCKLAND HABBOUB. SEARCHLIGHT DISPLAY. TO-NIGHT (FBIDAY)." Steamers leave for Devonport at interval. Best view obtainable to see the display o Warships at Anchor. FABE, 9d BETUBN. FABE, 9d BETUBN.. 5, HABBOUB BOARD DEPABTURE s OFJPECIAL SERVICE Secretary's Office, Owners of Yachts and S __S_ine_i? 2 _''-. Masters of Small Vessel, are S__hSl that the fairway of BanjrttetoCh&S.l. "£ tween the flve-faUom banks from Beacon to the Western Breakwater mS« be kept clear between the hoursof 3 and 5.30 p.m., on May 17. durine the £ parture of the Special ServW^Vron Similar arrangements for patrol launches as were in force on the arrival of th" Squadron, have been made, and the instru. tions of those in charge must be obe?S By order, «"c»-u. , A H. B. BURNETT, 10 Secretary.