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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 248, 18 October 1924, Page 52 (Supplement)

AMU a Ji m. j. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT! POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT! Emphatic Success of KOSIE LLOYD. \ ROSIE LLOYD. "London's Darling" in Up-to-date Sou S s and Gorgeous Gowns. TTIS jyj-AJESTT'S fJHEATRB. ' Lessees.... J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. TONIGHT AT 8. TONIGHT AT 8. J. C. WILLIAMSON ENTERTAINERS. Positively Farewell Night of HETTY TTINO. ETTY -"-ING, HETTY KING. HETTY KING. HETTY KING. HETTY KING. ; The World's Most Delightful Male Character Impressionist in a New Repertoire. DONALD AND £ARSON, DONALD AND CARSON The Lad and Lassie frae' Scotland. ED. LA VINE, ED. LA VINE, Amazing Comedy-Juggler. HOLLOWAY AND AUSTIN. HOLLOWAY AND AUSTIN. High Jinks on the Silver Wire. LAVEEN AND CROSS, LAVEEN AND CROSb, In Roman Sports and Pastimes. DUDLEY DALE, DUDLEY DALE, Cartoonist and Eccentric Dancer. ItOSS BARKER AND McLELLAN. KOSS BARKER AND McLELLAN, In Ace High Jazz. CLAIRE SOLLY, CLAIRE SOLLY, The Brilliant Contralto. EVENING PRICES: O.C. and O.S. (Reserved), 5/; others, 4/, 3/, 2/, 1/. DAY SALES AT H.M. THEATRE KIOSK. STOP PRESS NEWS. —Vide Christchurch Papers : NELLIE I BKAMLEY THE BRILLIANT STAR, ACHIEVED THE GREATEST RECEPTION OF ANY ACTRESS THAT HAS EVER APPEARED HERE WHEN SHE PLAYED THE PART OF HELEN STEELE IN "THE MISLEADING LADY." NELLIE BRAMLEY. NELLIE BRAMLEY. FAREWELL RETURN VISIT. HIS TyAJESTX'S mHEATRE. IS -IM-AJESTY'S - 1 - HEATRE. Lessees J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. COMMENCING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2.. COMMENCING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. WILLIAM RUSSELL PRESENTS, By Arrangement With J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD., T ~~1 I -VTELLO: ■DRAjrLET | I -Nellie JJramley i [ |_ THE MISLEADING T ADY ISLEADING J-'ADY NELLIE TSRAMLEY ELLIE -DRAIILEr I A Comedy Masterpiece, beautifully enacted by a Cast of Exceptional Brilliance. CHANGE OF PLAYS EACH WEEK. Geo. Bryant .- Producer. BOX PLANS OPEN AT LEWIS R. KAPV AND SON, LTD., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER PRICES.— Kes.: .V. At Door: D.C. ani 0.5., 4/; Stalls, o/; Gallery, 1/C. At 7.«: 1/. (Plus Tax.) Day Sales at H.M. Arcade Sweet Stall. James Wilson Representative. LECTURES. ■- * tJCKLAND CITY MISSION. CITY MISSION. Princess Theatre, Queen Street. Princess Theatre, Queen Street. TO-MOBROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. 6.30, Doors Open; 7 p.m., Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Burnnand. 7.30, Service Begins. Preacher: REV. JASPER /BALDER. BY. tl ASPER SUBJECT: "rpoo ttard !" "J-OO . JJ-ARD!" MDSICAI, ITEMS : "OUT OF THE DEEP I CALL." (Easthope Martin), MR. KENNETH IMPETT MR. KENNETH IMPETT. "THANKS BE TO GOD." MASTER BERT. SKEELS. MASTER BERT. SKEELS. SOCIAL EVENING AT ST. MATTHEWS PARISH HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT (22nd), AT 8 PM. Holy Communion. St. Matthew's Church ■ Thursday, 11 o'clock.. 304 INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTSASSOCIATION. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), OCT. 10, 7 P.M. THE SCOTS HALL. FREE LECTURE: "JjIFE ON J£ARTH IN THE ATEXT Speaker, EDWARD NELSON. For fifteen centuries people have been terorised, and Church revenues henefitted, by "the burning question" of brimstone preachers, "Where will you spend eternity';' . With the revival of true Bible study, this nightmare dogma dissolves. The Bible's answer is that this EARTH was created to be man's eternal home. Hear the convincing proofs and Scriptural details brought out in this discourse. Song Service, 0.40. SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION. NEXT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2G, 7 P.M. f GREAT LECTURE FOR THE PUBLIC. GRAND THEATRE (Opp. GPO) "The World Message of the 1.8 S.A." Rally of Bible Students, 3 p.m Musical Items, 6.30 No Meetings in Scots Hall, October 20, of the International Bible Students' AssociatloD - Kfifi rnHE SPIRITUAL SCIENTISTS •*■ CHURCH. NEWTON CHAMBERS (Upstairs), Opp. Newton P.O. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. , LECTURE BY MR. 11. M. BOUCHER. "Ancient Egyptian Mystics and Modern Medicine." Egyptian Malenc Mummies Explained. pICTUREL E C T U R E. MONDAY, OCTOBER ->n 7nn pj[ CHURCH OF CHIHST, PONSONBv'kD. By JOHN SIIERRIFF, After 28 Years in Africa. Subject : "CHURCH OF CHRIST MISSIONS IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA " Admission Free. Collection. HEALTHY MINDS AND CLASSIC BODIES" ■ Is the Subject of Addresses to l)e civ.-n in ST. ANDREW'S HALL. Lower Symonds Street, on MONDAY, October 20 at Sum by MESSRS. M. WALKER AND TV. NORMAN KERR Chairman, Mr. Silcock. I Bring your friends, and learn how not to bo ill. Collection to defray expenses. 407 - Printed and Published for tlie Proprietors, '■ The Brett Printing and Publishing Company. Limited," by Henry Brett, of Lake Takapuna, Journalist, at the Offlce of the Company, Shortland Street, ■• Auckland. 1 SATURDAY,-OCTOBER 18, 1924.