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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 133, 8 June 1925, Page 14

amtjse__e:nts. Ti. -NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT. "-O-NIGHT. Reserves: 44-232. HERE WE ARE AGAIN. HERE WE ARE AGAIN. FIRST IN PICTURES. FIRST IN PICTURES. FIRST IN VAUDEVILLE. FIRST IN VAUDEVILLE. -JJTH BIG NIGHT. "1 JTn BIG NIGHT. L *l'll PATRONS KINDLY NOTE : The Management has great pleasure in being able to present for your approval To-night a Magnificent Programme of Vaudeville anrl Pictures, nnd. owing fo the increased popularity of our Mm.,lay Night Programmes, we strongly advise you lo come early nnd secure a good sear. Programme commences at 7.30, and is as follows: Xo. I—2-Reel Comedy (Hall Room Boys) Bertie and Ferdic. (An Absolute Scream.) No. 2—Latest Gazette. No. 3—Another 2-Reel Comedy (Century). THEN TrAUDEVILLE HEN > AUDEVILLE TAE T USE. AJ E -LJUXE. A LL A DULTS mO-NIGHT. /i-LL -"-DULTS - 1 -O-NIGHT. Special Engagement of No. I—ARTHUR PEARCE (English Character Comedian). No. 2—Frank Morton (Lyric Tenor). Xo. 3—Neale Travcrs ("The Sporting Parson"). No. 4—Roy Brown (Female Impersonator). No. 5—F. Goodwin (Tenor Vocalist). No. o—Ryano—Ryan and Davies ("Stiffy and Mo"). No. 7—Mr. Harrison (Novelty Instrumentalist!. No. R—Miss Dobias (Mezzo Soprano). No. !)—Riley nnd Co. (Gallagher and Sheen). No. 10—Miss Nellie Herbert (Clog Stepdancer). No. 11—Miss Barbara Franklin (Skipping Rope Dancer). Also. HOOT f\ IBSON, COT VTIBSOX, HOOT GIBSON. HOOT GIBSON, HOOT GIBSON. HOOT GIBSON, HOOT GIBSON, Iv "DOUBLE DEALING." "DOUBLE DEALING." "DOUBLE DEALING." "DOUBLE DEALING." "DOUBLE DEALING/ "DOUBLE DEALING." "DOUBLE DEALING." ..._ 5 Reels will be Screened. OUR USUAL BARGAIN PRICES. SOO SEATS AT 11, 1/. 1/. For Reserves Ring 44-232. HIPPODROME. FTVO-XIGHT. lI'PODROME. J-O-NIGHT. QUEEN'S. NOW L'EEX'S. SHOWING : QUEEN'S. WM. FOX PRESENTS QUEEN'S. "DANTE'S INFERNO." QUEEN'S. "DANTE'S INFERNO." QUEEN'S. '• DANTE'S INFERNO." QUEEN'S. " DANTE'S INFERNO." QUEENS. —. QUEENS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. QUEENS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN, QUEENS. In QUEEN'S. "• THE PILGRIM." QUEENS. "THE PILGRIM." QUEENS. QUEEN'S. Universal Presents QUEENS. " DANCING DAISIES." QUEENS. " DANCING DAISIES."' QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. SESSIONS: 11 A.M.. 2 r.M.. QUEEN'S. 3 P.M.. 7.43 P.M. QUEEN'S. 'PHONE 41-341. CAPITOL. DOMINION RD. TERMINUS. APITOL. TO-NIGHT—7.43—TO-NIGHT CAPITOL. An Excellent Double Star CAPITOL Programme. CAPITOL. fTYHOSE WHO TRANCE, CAPITOL. J-HOSE *Vho A_ANCE, CAPITOL. Featuring Blanche Sweet, CAPITOL. Bessie Love, and CAPITOL. Warner Baxter. CAPITOL. The Second Picture, CAPITOL. A TOM MIX THRILLER. I CAPITOL. "/"\II! "YOU rpONY." I CAPITOL. "V/Ii: JL ou -i-ONV." j CAPITOL, A Rollicking Comedy Special, CAPITOL. Renowned Capitol Orchestra. I CAPITOL. Reserves 'Phone 20-G74. | DYERS AND CLEANERS. TTOW rj\o pROLONG rpHE T IFE :O n A S VIT 0 F C LOTIIES ' i To make a Suit last really well It | should be Cleaned and Pressed by us at least Once in Every Three Months. It is quite nn erroneous idea to suppose that the cleaning injures tho fabric. On the contrary, it improves it and makes it more durable. So don't wait until your Suit (or Costume) is worn out. Get us to clean it periodically. You will find this plan spells economy, and your garments will look well aud wear well to the very last. Suits and Costumes Cleaned and Pressed. 7/6. Hats, 2G. Ring 21-374 for Us to Collect and Deliver. rpHE QROTHALL W AY T) Rr " /".LEANING AND "TkYEIXG pOY, 48. CUSTOMS STREET. 137, SYMONDS STREET. 100, DOMINION ROAD. PONSONBY. OPP P.O. NEWMARKET. NEXT P.O ONEHUNGA, QUEEN STREET. HEAD OFFICE AND WORKS. 33, 35, EDENVALE RD.. MT EDEX. C " rplIE "pjIPIRE " NEEDS YOU. YOU NEED "THE EMPIRE." V ? WHY ■'. V Because if you are thrifty and economical i you will not throw away your Old Suits, Costumes, Frocks, etc. Just send them to EXPERT MODELLING, " THE EMPIRE," or King up No. 44-707. and our vans will collect. I EXPERT DYEING, EXPERT CLEANING I EXPERT REPAIRING. Old Garments made as new in a few days and at a trifliug cost. COUNTRY" ORDERS receive special prompt attention, and Keturu Tostage Paid. Special Fur Department for the Renovation and Remodelling of all kinds of Fur Works EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO (Furriers, etc.). 3oS, Queen Street. (Opposite Main Entrance, Town Hall.) By Special Appointment to His Excellency Viscount Jellicoe. c IVV E navo '"leaning and Remodelling 1» ' Department for Ladies' and Gent's , Hats.—Cos's Hat Factory, Karangahape | Road. d I \A7 11. DREW, for Cleaning, Dyeing, : ' ' •Renovating Suits. Costumes, Remodelling Costumes. Coat Frocks a Speciality.— . 70. Wellesley St. W. Phone 46-620. C 44-f.OO _ CARPETS Cleaned and Dis- __± U_ U infected. Electric Beating Vacuum Process.—Domestic Vacuum Clean I lng Co., Strand Arcade. D ! INSURANCE COMPANIES. : A LLIANCE ASSURANCE CO., LTD ! __. Assets .£25,000.000. Phone 43-123.—91 i Queen Sr. • Manager. .."ilfri.l Skegg. r> RITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE CO LTD.. Fire. Marine. Accident. —Union Buildings. 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