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

, AMUSEMENTS. V . THE SEASON OF MUSGROVE CEIlf ___ • BBITY VAUDEVILLE AT H.M. THEATB* M ' Will Terminate on SATURDAY, J[\T 11 B The BOX PLANS for the ENTIRE- EEASOv I ARE NOW OPEN. ■ ■ H IS rpHEATRE.' ' I Lessees: J. C. Williamson, Ltd.- I Direction : ROBERT A. SHEPABD..:".'■'_ >' I MUSGROVE VAUDEVILLE v X SUPREME. m NIGHTLY AT 8. . | NIGHTLY AT 8. | '• ' ■ 1 '■- . SPECIAL BIG MATINEE ■_ I SPECIAL BIG MATINEE 3 I TO-MORROW, AT 2.50. TO-MORROW, AT 2.30. \_% . I • I Adults. 1/ and 2/ (Plus Tax). Children, Od to All Tarts. ' .' I MUSGROVE'S |. MUSGROVE'S jg I CELEBRITY VAO)EV_L__I_. From tbe Tivoll Theatre. Sydney , Nightly Creating a Furore. fi WINDSOR, EDGAR AND KELLAWAT I WINDSOR. EDGAR AND KELLAWAT *'; WINDSOR, EDGAR AND KELLAWAT P« WINDSOR, EDGAR AND KELLAWAt" §. Three Musical Jokers in One Pack ' £ FOUR TCLLY SISTERS. ' . FOUR TULLY SISTERS. fi FOUR TULLY SISTERS g FOUR TULLY SISTERS . *• And Their American Jazz Band " « ! NIBLO AND DORIS. Burlesque Cometo Si NIBLO AND DORIS. < THE HANLON BROTHERS ' <_ THE HANLON BROTHERS " mt In their Astounding Act. ■ ■ "The Hotel Impossible." ■_ ESTELLE ROSE. Character Songs and ■ ESTELLE ROSE. Impersonations _X Famous Gipsy REBE KESSLOVA. I Violiniste. REBE KESSLOVA B n WESTON. Equilibrist W " WESTON. Extraordinary. §p SHEILA MAY AND SYDNEY KEITH f SHEILA MAY AND SYDNEY KEITH fi In Vivacious Varieties. s.. ?' BOX PLANS at Lewis R. Eady and Son, R.■ J ' Ltd. mkDAY SALES at H.M. Theatre Kiosk. W? PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 4/; Stalls, 3/- _F Day Sale. Gallery, 2. : Gallery, 1/6. Boot __§ In* 1/ Extra. (All Plus Tax).. f CHANGE OF PROGRAM-lE. - f TO-MORROW (SATURDAT). . E ' VISIT OF THE FLEET. \ H mHE NORTHERN STEAM- .!. | •*• SHIP COMPANY'S YES- ' |x •' SELS WILL ACCOMPAN J| j. ' [J THE FLEET OUT OF ', "'. ■" p* _c THE HARBOUR, LEAVING | x- NORTHERN WHARF 3 P.M., . » ■'}? '» TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). ADULT FARE 2/6. . CHILDREN 1/6 '" > - TICKETS PROCURABLE NOW AT HEAD OFFICE. UP TO NOON, SATURDAY, AND ON . WHABF FROM 1.30 r.M. TO HOUR OF'SAILING. R. C. HAMMOND, - 12 Manager . ■ ! ■...-'. K7iar» "VrORTHERN QTEAMSBIP BsxsSt *x o iy /COMPANY ._ ' . C fecial mßip rr>& t>cssell - ;QPECIAL mRIP rpO TJUSSEMSEE THE FLEET AT SEA, D THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, TIIE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, *; ■ THE . FLEET AT SEA, X ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. KON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. M_ ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. m ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. m • ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ."' Is ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. p Provided sufficient inducement oilers, the " p- ■ S.S. NGAPUHI p ; ,)_ WUI Leave Auckland I'/: mO-MOBBOW, OATUBDAY, AT O F._L, £;. AND . ACCOMPANY THE FLEET UP W. THE COAST TO RUSSELL. [; , 5? The Warships will anchor on Sunday ■'.•. morning tn the Bay of Islnmls. Passengers |f; will be able.to land at Russell, spend the X day, and leave for Auckland on Sunday at- " fe* 6 p.m., arriving Auckland early Monday |*s morning. • §£ D ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY lil TO SEE THE GREAT SHIPS AT SEA. ■ FABES FOB BOUND TBIF, 50/. ■ Limited Booking. F Give your names in at once. ft; R. C. HAMMOND, M t. 118 Manager N.S.S. Co. || se ' p m fc T\EPARTURE OF THE "DRITISH $ % ,T ■pLEET. P THE DEVONPORT. STEAM FERRY CO., i LTD. . h _ gATURDAY, M AY tf 1924. | ESCORT THE FLEET DOWN THE | HARBOUR. Steamers leave THE FERRIES at 2.45 p.m. "" \ FARE: Adults. 2/ : Children, 1/. Mount Victoria. Devonport, is the most l suitable land position for viewing the £j departure of the Fleet. .- OD. RETURN FARE. 9D. ™ 108 _ ■>• TO-XET SPECIAXISTS. Thora Tate Preserves your Youth and Beauty; tail to-day; Haircuttlng specialised.—Bon Marche Chambers. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR destroyed by " Raima" (Rec.) Trial free. Face massage and all toilet and scalp treatments. ] Id Mr.. Hnllen, Melvern's Buildings, Karangaid hape Rd. V ?" "REMOVAL of Superfluous Hairs. Face gt x\ and Scalp Massage, etc. —Madame „ Amle, 65, Queen St.