AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS' • TTOUSE. ULLERS' VPEKA AJ-OUSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons," Ltd! ' MATINEE—MON.,- WED. AN© SAT. : CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MONDAY. _:• .. ", You more than liked last week's programme.' Well, this week is even better. .'lt's "a double star show, comprising, ar modern revue, and ye' old time first part. The best entertainment in town. ' V FULLERS' For Fun, Happi- TnULLERS' ULLERS' ness & Laughter. AT ULLERS' TO-NIGHT — AT 8— TO-NIGHT. CON TV/fORENI rtON AfORENI ON IVAqkeNI VOX AVAqreNI and his slashing, dashing silk cjtocklng devcb. (10. ilk Stocking av EV ue vo. In a Whirl of Gaiety and Brightness! entitled, . . j". GIRLS AND /HIGGLES." IRLS AND AJiGGLES.". Which contains any amount of 'girls and twice that number in "giggles, which grow to long, loud shrieking hearty laughs.. They Have Taken Auckland' by Storm. Thunderous applause greets them nightly. Second Triumph Week ot.-. , -\te /"|ld trigger \f instbels, -»-c x - , ld -Digger -"J-instrels, WITH " /____■_ ..■ . r I INN CJMITH'S \TIGGER TXAND'7 ••inn Smith's -Digger - or AND. The Old Time Nigger Minstrels will «gmln* surprise and delight you with their songs' and comedy of long ago, which bring back old times and happy memories. ■ Prices: 3/, 2/, If. .Box Plan at "lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. \ WHAT HO. ! TO-NIGHT IS JASPER'S BIG CHARITY NIGHT. At TyXIELANT-j. DANCING 8 TO 1 A.M. THIS WILL BEYOND ALL DOUBT BE THE. BIGGEST NIGHT JASPER'S EVER HAD. Come early and avoid the rush to welcome Jasper's Limited at Dixielands Station. Speaking about Music, you have to feel Jazzy when Dixielands Famous Internationals are present, because they are real dispensers of joy. ADMISSION, 10/ DOUBLE I . FUNDS GO IN AID OF THE NEEDT. For Reserves, Phone 26-615. IJIiHE QOSSACKS ARE pjOMING. /JIIHE QOSSACKS ARE pHDMING. PLANS OPEN TO-MORROW. Direction E. J. CARROLL. TOWN HALL. JUNE 15 TO 19. E. J. CARROLL Has pleasure in announcing a Series of Concerts By THE WORLD RENOWNED T» ON riHOIR A/ON VA)SSACKS VHOIB - Ti ON /^"° ss - CK s -L'ON V>*OSSACKS Tl ON POSSACKS r«-OIR WOSSACKS THE FINEST MALE CHOIR IN THE WORLD. Now on their way from London, via Australia, where they aroused music lovers to an extraordinary pitch of enthusiasm. Prior to sailing for Australia they sang in the Albert Hall to over SOOO PERSONS. Preferential Booking at 10/fl now open. PLANS OF 7/6 and 5/ RESERVES PLANS OF 7/6 and 5/ RESERVEOF 7/6 and 5/ RESERVES OPEN TO-MORROW. OPEN TO-MORROW. OPEN TO-MORROW. DANCING. rpO-NIGHT rpO-NIGHT. -»- O-NIGHT 1 O-NIGHT. Inspiring Dreams of Real Happiness;' ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, AUCKLAND'S SOCIAL CENTRE. DANCING, the Indoor Passport tc Health and Relaxation. - ■ / Auckland's Greatest Achievement la -lea. sure giving is ST. BENEDICT'S 6n MONDAY NIGHT ■ • .., It presents New Zealand's Best in Music Harmony and Service, extending to Us Patrons value and entertainment unequalled in New Zealand- i j Ladies* and Gents' Cloakroom Attendants. Ladies, 1/6 Gents. 21. 8 to 11. GEO. WILLIAMS. r "J o-NI GHT TO-NIGHT. MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. OLD-TIME DANCE. ; " TO-NIGHT m, TO-NIGHT. , And Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. ! Spot Waltz, with Chocolates and j Cigarettes. - Ladies, 1/. G _ 1/]8 * P. MAYES, M.C. r LYNN LABOUR PARTY VT FORESTERS' HALL, NEWTON. TO-NIGHT -S-II—TO-NIGHT " BEST OF ALL" OLD-TIME DANTI*** * Best of All Old-time Band, featS Geo. Paitndge and his clever-experts In dispensing tuneful melodies in Correct Unae making dancing a pleasure. You simply , must dance. If you are only teaming Ye - guarantee to get you an expert and teach I you. Come and join the most . sociable _. dance assembly ln Auckland, gpot PrSies r Chocolates, Cigarettes. Streamers s Ladies, 1/; Gents, l/«. ' NOTE.-Point C_evSi! e ri£ R - %% t THURSDAY NEXT. »»_«. j I O I* D - T I M E D A N C-R «*. ? V DRUIDS' HALL, N^VTON TO-NIGHT _ 8-U r -_ TO-NIGHT • . f f r y - Monda y Night our Popular Dance * is held in the Druids' Hall on'a teX floor to good music and excellent manis^ . li,> adles - «'s your turn To-night tor , the big box of chocolates Come aim. . and try your luck. Cigarettes for « P n?. S . Usual Monte Carlo andfour Tsual' _______ i Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/6. » J. AND W. TURNER.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 133, 7 June 1926, Page 18
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