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

AMUSEMENTS. J. C. WILLIAMSON . BRILLIANT MUSICAL COMEDY BRILLIANT MUSICAL COMEDY SEASON. SEASON. BOX PLANS FOR TO-NIGHT ARE NOW OPEN AT TH-EATRi: CONFECTIONERY KIOSK, WHERE DAY SALES WILL BE AVAILABLE TO-DAY FROM 1)30. FIRST NIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION. "First NiKhters." who have not already done so, are respectfully requested to call lor their Tickets for tonight at the Box Office, before Noon To-day. TTIS ATAJESTY'S rpHEATRE. -•-MS -MIEATRE. Manager Jolm Farrell. mO-NTGIIT. rpO-NTGHT. IJIO-NIGHT. mO-NIGHT. AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, WHEN WILL BE PRESENTED THE J. C. WILLIAMSON NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, Including the Fatuous London Comedienne, MARIE TJURKE, ARIE JJURKE, MARIE BURKE, Who will make her first appearance in Auckland in the Brilliant aud Irresistible Musical Play (lirst time in the city), "WILDFLOWER." The phenomenal Musical Comedy Romance with Marie Burke as the girl who has to stay sweet-tempered to win ii fortune, in a show which sparkles witli fun. amazing dances and sr ngs, which everyone wants to sing. " WILDFLOWER." AN EXCEPTIONAL CAST AN EXCEPTIONAL CAST Includes MARIE BURKE, MARIE BURKE, GUS BLUETT, Charles Zoli, Herbert Browne, Noel Allan, Herbert Walton, John Forde, Marie I.a Varre, Floie Allan, Marjorie Daw, Cansiuo Brothers aud Stuueburn. PLAY PRODUCED BY GEORGE A. HIGHLAND. Musical Director Cass Downing Stage Manager Frank White MONDAY, TULY QA ONDAY, O CLV — U " SECOND AND LAST PRODUCTION (Also for the First Time in Auckland), "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." PRICES: D.C. nnd 0.5.. 8/: Early Door Stalls, 5/; Late Door Stalls. ■_/; Early Door Gallery, 2/6: Late Door Gallery, 1/6; AH Prices Plus Tax. Booking Fee, Id Extra. Day Sales at Simon's Lollie Kiosk, H.M. Theatre Arcade, To-day (Saturday) at 9. KEGENT. OPPOSITE TRAM DEPOT. EGENT. EPSOM. EPSOM. KEGENT. REGENT. TO-NIGHT, AT S SHARP. REGENT. REGENT. First National Presents REGENT. REGENT. NORMA TALMADGE REGENT. NORMA TALMADGE REGENT. In REGENT. " rpHE ' T ADV." REGENT. " X HE " REGENT. " m__E T ADV." REGENT. "J- HE -L^ADY." REGENT. REGENT. "THE LADY." "THE LADY." REGENT. "THE LADY." "THE LADY." REGENT. From the Stage Play by REGENT. A. H. WOODS. REGENT. REGENT. Also, REGENT. Comedy, Scenic and News. REGENT. And REGENT. Regent De Luxe Orchestra. REGENT. Regent De Luxe Orchestra. REGENT. Usual Prices, 'l'bone 20-14-. REGFNT. REGENT. 'Phone Bookings Cannot be REGENT. Guaranteed After 8 O'clock. REGENT. REGENT. Parking Accommodation for REGENT. 200 Motor Cars. ORGAN RECITALS. QI T V OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY., TO-NIGHT . (SATURDAY), AT S O'CLOCK. AT S O'CLOCK. ORGAN RECITAL. Vocalist : MADAM WINNIE FRASER. MADAM WINNIE ERASER. MADAM WINNIE FRASER. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. City Organist, will play: Concerto No. 12 (Corelli). Adagio from 6th, Symphony .Wirier). Two Choral Preludes (Bach). Adagio and Finale (Reubkei. (from Sonata descriptive of the 94th Psalm). "By the Ken" (Schubert). Intermezzo (Hollins). "Cornelius March" (Mendelssohn). MADAM WINNIE FRASER MADAM WINNIE ERASER Will Sing: "The Vesper Hymn" .. (Flora Woodman). "Over Night" (Hugo Wolf). "Spring" (Eugeu Hildach). ACCOMTANIST: MR. CYRIL TOWSEY. ADMISSION SIXPENCE. J. S. BRIG HAM, Town Clerk. (m_ EXHIBITIONS. milE NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH J- SEAS EXHIBITION, OPENING DUNEDIN. NOVEMBER 17TH. TWO BIG EVENTS. THE fl'KHl THE iTOOO INTERNATIONAL TL'G-OF-WAR, INTERNATIONAL TUG-OE-WAR. To be held in the Exhibition Festival Hall, from January 13th to 20th, inclusive. THE MOST COLOSSAL EVENT OF ITS KIND EVER PROMOTED IN TIIE DOMINION. GRA N D AXEMAN'S CHAMPIONSHIP CARNIVAL, Including Casb Running, Piping and Dancing. Prize Money Prize Money and £900. and Medals. Medals. To ■be held on the Exhibition Sports Ground from January 6th to Oth, inclusive. Programmes. Entrance Forms, Conditions and particulars from SCOTT COLVILLE, Director of Amusements, Exhibition Office, Rattrav St., Dunedin. Printed and Puhllshed for the Proprietors. "The Brett Printing and Publishing Company. Limited," by Henry Brett, of Lake Takapuna, Journalist, at the Office of the Company, Shortland Street, Auckland. SATURDAY, JtT_Y 11, 1925.