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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 243, 14 October 1925, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. rpO-NIGHT'S mHE vrtnr^ -1-0-NIGHT'S i-HE 'NBK- IGi IGBi£ HIS -j\f AJESTY'S mHPin,« ' IS MAJESTY'S T||gjjg AT 7.45 P.M. . x . ; -.-I M ISS OECIL g%,|P I'resents: if "SNAP DRAGON" "- " SNAP DRAGON" " SNAP DRAGON " "SNAP DRAGON" " SNAP DRAGON " NOVELTY REVIEW NOVELTY REVIEW] ■>■' ACTS, FIVE. — \ SCENES, SEVEN. LIGHTING EXCEPTIONAL. i CAST INCOMPARABLE ' SONGS DELIGHTFUL, '"' CHORUSES CATCHY. BALLETS SPECTACULAR. ORCHESTRA BRILLIANT. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 4/; Stalls, 3/1 Gallery, 1/6. ' °'J BOX PLAN at Lewis R. Eadv and s™ Day Sales at H.M. Theatre SwS gSj MATINEE TICKETS. "' The Management regret that owine M unforeseen circumstances it Is topofeihM to'give a Matinee, but children h o w£l Matinee Tickets will be WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY? a(talt t<4 TOTAL PROCEEDS IN AID OF RTTVn INSTITUTE BUILDING FUND. AT LAST AT LAST / AT LAST . PAULINE FREDERICK. I The IDOL of "the AVORLD'S STAGE AND SCREEN. \ PAULINE FREDERICK . I PAULINE FREDERICK (HenM ' PAULINE FREDERICK Herself ! PAULINE FREDERICK iSm PAULINE FREDERICK herself). "N.Z. Times," Wellington. — "Th* crowded audience last night did more than renew acquaintance with an old favoufltM they came to admire the woman as i woman; they left with the reeojrnition at. SUPREME ACTRESS." recosnmofl ° f « Lessees - - J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), KM, COMMENCING ] SATURDAY — -VTEXT - QATURDAT. Saturday — J> ext -- £>aturdAiJ FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY.' , , J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., 3 By Arrangement with E. J. CARROLI* | Have the Honour to Present J THE NOTABLE MOVIE STAR, ,_*_ PAULINE FREDERICK,^ PAULINE FREDERICK, V_\ PAULINE FREDERICK. PAULINE FREDERICK, %* PAULINE FREDERICK, V PAULINE FREDERICK, __t "- PAULINE FREDERICK, ' Tl' (Herself). > 'j]J IN A COMEDY-DRAMA THAT I ENTHRALLS. THRILLS AND ", AMUSES. ]_} "SPRING CLEANING." 9 "SPRING CLEANING." 1* " SPRING CLEANING." " SPRING CLEANING." " SPRING CLEANING." " SPRING CLEANING." " SPRING CLEANING." "Brilliant, Delightful, Clever."-Vide PresJ, BY FREDERICK LONSDALE, Author of "AREN'T WE ALL?" i A GREAT ARTIST. 1 A GREAT PLAY, A GREAT Including - ' JUNE ELVIDGE. ROSE DIONE, I CHARLES COLEMAN, GEORGE BARRAUD. AUSTIN' DAVIS, And MAYNE LYNTON, NANCY STEWART. ; i . Thelma Burness, Norman W. Lee, John Beflonin^ THE SENSATION OF YEARS, i "SPRING CLEANING." j " SPRING CLEANING." ~ I " SPRING CLEANING." " SPRING CLEANING." •; A play that everyone will be J discussing, with one of the 1 World's Greatest Actresses. PAULINE FREDERICK __ 1 PAULINE FREDERICK (HerselfV PAULINE FREDERICK (Herselfl. PAULINE FREDERICK (Herself). PAULINE FREDERICK ' I IN THE LEADING ROLE. J BOX PLANS „„„„ .-^ 30X PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT, BOX PLANS LEWIS R. EADY AND ; BOX PLANS SON, LTD. . '. BOX PLANS •' RESERVED, D.C. and 0.5., 10/, plos'itf< Representative WALTER MOSS. rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBEB, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1925, I HAAGEN HOLENBERGH, ii HAAGEN HOLENBERGH, , J HAAGEN HOLENBERGH, ,W The Eminent Danish Pianist. , . Pianoforte Recital. J MDME. JOHNSTONE-TOPLISS, fi Assisting Artiste. ! Full Programme in Satuniay's Issafc Box Plan Tuesday Nest, Lewis R. Eadl! and Son, Ltd. , _„ .--,__• Prices: 4/ and 3/. plus tax, Reserved, 2/ Unreserved. Students' Concession!!. __ AUCKLAND S TAB * ADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS. The Proprietors do not hold tt™ 6 ' responsible for non-insertion of advertis ments, through accident or otherwise, ana they reserve to themselves the right 01 omitting advertisements received and pal for, if they appear to be objectionable. Instructions as to the insertion or wit* drawal of advertisements must be writing. Advertisements received without wrltt 'J orders will only be inserted once, a charged accordingly. Orders to wift ° r * advertisements must be lodged not »' than 11 a.m. each day. Advertisements are received up to -• p.m. on the day of issue, but Advertis ments intended for classified insertion 0 Page 1 must reach the office not »<F than 1 p.m. All Family Notices tatenaw for classified insertion on the Front p *« the STAR should be handed in before 1 PCLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS A» INSERTED AT THE FOLLOWING CASH RATES:— Situations Wanted 1 ui«,di! Situations Vacant I 15 WormPersonal I , ...„„-. .1* Lost and Found \ One insertion, For Sale . ~-.. 2/8 Xo Let Three Insertion*. ~ Etc. -J ... ; Births, Marriages 30 Words, */ •„„ Deaths B " oh JKs!ta ßs Memoriam j Word / _____ M Advertisements should be address" the Manager, STAR Office. Phonos 42-111, 42-222, 46-677-