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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 162, 11 July 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. FULLER'S riPERA TTOUSE. ULLER'S -L-OUSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. MATINEE. MONDAY, — AT 2.30. — MONDAY. MONDAY, — AT 2.30. — MONDAY. Bargain Prices: 6d., 1/, 1/G. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE. A show you'll 'phone all your friends about. Last Night of Present Programme. Absolutely a Brand New Show. JIM /-1 ERALD TIM fl ERALD im VJerald — «im Gerald And His Musical Comedy Company, in A Veritable Triumph of Humour, entitled ""VTOT T IKELY." ••X>OT •LIKELY." " NOT LIKELY." BY AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST COMEDIAN, JIM (~\ ERALD. IM VJekald. BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BREEZIER, BONNIER AND MORE BEWITCHING. THE ' HARRIS FAMILY. JAMES BUDDY. VIDEAU AND KIRBY. DAVID AND QUEENIE KAILI. KEITH WILBUR. FULLER'S PRICES.—Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd.. Opera House from 12.30. EARLY EVENING SESSION AT 0.10. MISS BETTINA EDWARDS Will Apj>ear at the 0 and S Sessions. STRAND- — —QTRAND. TRAND. — Always — STRAND. — A — QTRAND TRAND.— Good — *>TRAND. STRAND. — Entertainment. — QTRAND. TRAND. — — lOtRAND. Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. rpO-NTGHT, AT n AND Q Paramount Pictures Present BEBE DANIELS With RICARDO ICARDO In a delightful Romance of the Argentine with its Flashes of Passionate Love. j "ARGENTINE LOVE." j A Tale of Warm Tango Nights, of Spanish Beauties, and Jealous Lovers. A Picture of rare fascination, written by VINCENT BLASCO IBANEZ. VINCENT BLASCO IBANEZ. Author of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" and "Blood and Sand." In Addition : "Strand Magazine" Topical. " Pathe Review" Interest. * » * " WHY MICE LEAVE HOME." " WHY MICE LEAVE HOME," An Aesop Fable Cartoon. * » » As a Prelude to " Argentine Love," At the 6 and S Sessions, MISS BETTINA EDWARDS. Auckland's Charming Danseuse. Who has just returned to Auckland from engagements abroad, will appear In her Latest Dance Creation. • • * strand symphony orchestra trand Symphony "rchestra of 12 performers. Box Plan nt the Etraml. MAKE A DATE FOR DIXIELAND. mUESDAY A FTERNOON, TULY CY\ TTNIQUE *-> NTQUE THEATRICAL AND JAZZ T\TATINEE, lIEATRICAL AND " AZZ -LM-ATINEE, In aid of I Society for the Protection of Women and Children, and Pre- [ ventlon of Cruelty to Animals. ITEMS BY "WILDFLOWER" COMPANY AND VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS, by courtesy of J. C. Williamson, Ltd., and Sir Ben and J. Fuller. TICKETS, 3/. inclusive of Afternoon Tea. Reservations, 2/6 extra, per table. BOX FLAN, at Lewis R. Eadv and Son, I Ltd., opens on MONDAY NEXT. 676 TJEMUERA. — ST. AIDAN'S HALL, ASCOT AVENUE. TUESDAY, JULY 14TII, 1925. TUESDAY, JULY 14TH, 1025. ENTERTAINMENT DE LUXE. ENTERTAINMENT DE LUXE. SOME OF AUCKLAND'S LEADING ARTISTS. TWO HOURS OF JOYOUS ENTERTAINMENT. TICKETS: 1/ AND 1/6. In Aid of Remuera Hockey Club. PARADES. S_J ___** T OVAL ORANGE $gj?/§ XA INSTITUTION. BOYNE, ENNISKILLEN, AUGHRIM. JULY 12 CELEBRATIONS. GRAND PARADE of Members on Sunday next, leaving Orange Hall. Newton Road, at 2.30 p.m., headed by the Orange Institution Band, for Fitt Street Methodist Church for Divine Service. Preacher. Rev. Thos. Halliday, of St. Peter's Presbyterian Church, Great North Road. Hear the Bands. See the Banners/and Flags. Regalia nnd White Gloves. Members of Ladies' Lodges will form Guard of Honour at the Church. Parade will return to Orange Hall after service in reversed formation. 607 T ODGE NO. 7S ASSff) WILL HOLD A £_~%_WiS CHURCH PARADE ____\ „_, In the evening at 7 o'clock, SOMERVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Remuera. The Remuera Car Stop is nearly opposite the Church. All Brethren and Sisters kindly asked to be present, and assemble at Church at 0.30. REGALIA : White Ties and Gloves. By Order, W.M. «A_. OROTESTANT ALLIANCE y Hg-S. A FRIENDLY" SOCIETY OF /g_____JjX AUSTRALASIA. Members of the above are requested to assemble at Orange Hall. Newton Road, on SUNDAY, at 2 p.m., to join with the members of L.O.L. Service at Pitt Street Church. By order. C. C. JOYNT. W.M. RESTAURANT AWT) TEAROOMS. VISIT the Tower Tea Rooms, New Chancery Chambers, O'Connell St.. Now Open. Finest view in Auckland from the Roof Garden. C