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

. AMUSEMENTS. , THE SEASON OF MUSGROVB f»i» , BRITY VAUDEVILLE AT H.M. THEAT& Will Terminate on SATURDAY M»v ??• The BOX PLANS for the ENTIRE _EA«lnt ARE NOW OPEN 4aOS JJIS Jij-ajesty-S rpHEATg^ Lessees: J. C. Williamson. Lt« - Direction: ROBERT A. SHEPARD. MUSGROVE VAUDEVILLE V ■ SUPREME. NIGHTLY AT 8. NIGHTLY AT 8. f " — ... SPECIAL 810 MATINEE I SPECIAL BIG MATINEE | TO-MORROW, AT 2.30. j TO-MORROW, AT 2.30. ' ~ | Adults, 1/ and 2/ (Plus Tax). 1 Children, o_ to All Parts. MTISGROVE'S . MUSGROVE'S CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE. From the Tivoll Theatre. Sydney Nightly Creating a Furore, WINDSOR, EDGAR AND KELLAWAT ' WINDSOR. EDGAR AND KELLAWAT WINDSOR, EDGAR AND KELLAWAT WINDSOR, EDGAR AND KELLAWAT - Three Musical Jokers in One Pack FOUR TULLY SISTERS. POUR TULLY SISTERS. FOUR TULLY SISTERS FOUR TULLY SISTERS And Their American Jazz Bund. NIBLO AND DORIS. Burlesque Corned? NIBLO AND DORIS. Eccentricities THE HANLON BROTHERS THE HANLON BROTHERS In their Astounding Act. "The Hotel Impossible." ESTELLE ROSE. Character Songs and ESTELLE ROSE. Impersonations. Famous Gipsy REBE KESSLOVA Vlollnlste. REBE KESSLOVA , WESTON. Equilibrist ' WESTON. Extraordinary. SHEILA MAY AND SYDNEY KEITH SHEILA MAY AND SYDNEY KEITH In Vivacious Varieties. BOX PLANS at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. DAY SALES at H.M. Theatre Kiosk. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 4/; Stalls. 3/Day Sale. Gallery, 2/: Gallery, 1/6. Eaok- " tag 1/ Extra. (All Plus Tax).. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). VISIT OF THE FLEET. fpHE NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S VESSELS WILL ACCOMPAN 1 THE FLEET OUT OF I THE HARBOUR, LEAVING NORTHERN WHARF 3 P.M., s TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). ADULT FARE 2/6. CHILDREN 1/6 TICKETS PROCURABLE NOW AT HEAD OFFICE, UP TO NOON, SATURDAY, AND ON . WHARF FROM 1.30 P.M. TO HOUR OF SAILING. R. C. HAMMOND. 72 Manager |KTra| -yrORTHERN OTEAMSHIP f /COMPANY . SPECIAL rpRIP rpo DUSSELL • SPECIAL rpRIP rpo TJUSSELL. SEE THE FLEET AT SEA, » THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA. THE . FLEET AT SEA, ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. Provided sufficient inducement oilers, the S.S. NGAFUHI Will Leave Auckland mO-MORKOW, OATUKDAY, AT •> P.M., AND . ACCOMPANY THE FLEET UP THE COAST TO RUSSELL. ? The Warships will anchor on Sunday morning in the Bay of Islands. Passengers will be able.to land at Russell, spend the day, and leave for Auckland on Sunday at 6 p.m., arriving Auckland early Monday morning. • ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE GREAT SHIPS AT SEA. FABES FOR BOUND TRIP, 30/. Limited Booking. Give your names in at once. K. C. HAMMOND, 110 Manager N.S.S. Co. B B . — . , — TjEPARTURE OF THE T>RITISH f TfiLEET. THE DEVONPORT. STEAM FERRY CO., LTD. SATURDAY, "JVTAY -| rj 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 suitable land position for viewing the j departure of the Fleet. _ OD. RETURN FARE. 9D. 8 10S • TOILET SPECIALISTS. LADIES. —Mdme. Tliora Tate T'-,-serves your Youth and Beauty; call to-day: Haircutting specialised.—Ron Marcbe Chambers. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR destroyed by " Rusma" (Reg.) Trial free. Face massage and all toilet and scalp treatments. il Mrs. HnUen, Melvern's Buildings, Karangai hape Rd. D ! ' TJEMOVAL of Superfluous Hairs. Face lt ■" and Scalp Massage, etc. —Madame | Amle, 65, Queen St.