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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 20

AMgSgMggTg, NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.30, 2.30, 5, 7.45. LYRIC, NIGHTLY AT T.-5. */ladum>ctO xhzcu _-Z>^-^_> i n v! c r> Fms T NATIONAL PRESEXTS \ a Double-Star Programme that makes for Delightful Entertainment, JOHNNY HINES JOHNNY HINES IN "RAINBOW RILE Y." +? ES ' ki^ H ! This vras a P riT ate feud till I took charge. . . I've opened it to xne public . . If y OU want t0 come _, and ge[ gnot full -, i augns , . remember you were warned." lhe biggest comedy Johnny Hines ever made. We were too busy laughing to count the laughs, but if you want to do it bring an adding machine with you. ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: "TRUE AS STEE L." Featuring an Exceptional Cast, ELEANOR BOARDMAN, NORMAN KERRY, LOUISE FAZENDA, RAYMOND HATTON, AILEEN PRINGLE. FELIX THE CAT CARTOON, "FELIX GETS HIS FILLLATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. PRICES AS JTSUAL: I/TOO/Q rices -c_s Usual: J-/ to &fv. Reservations for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Price, 2/9.

AMUSEMENTS. TOWN TTALL. OWN -O-ALL. Direction E. J. Carroll. TO-NIGHT AT Q-J X O-NIGHT AT 0.-LQ. PINAL /-CONCERT INAL V^ONCF.RT FINAL CONCERT FINAL CONCERT OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MALE CHOIR, THE WORLD'S GREATEST QUALE CHOIR, THE DON COSSACKS, mHE /COSSACKS, -lhe J-'on Cossacks, THE TkON /-XOSSACKS, HE J-'ON v^OSSACKS, NOTE.—The Season Positively Finishes TO-NIGHT, and there can be No Return. POPULAR PRICES: , BESERVES 7/6 and 5/. UNRESERVED 3/. (Management..FßED. McCREA. DIXIELAND. rpO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. J- O-NIGHT. ± O-NIGHT. orand /carnival vtight. rand Carnival Xi ight. the big night of the week. ( dancing: Bto midnight, admission, 5/. music by dlsoeland's fiamous internationals. Auckland's Only Dance Orchestra. CJTJNDAY A FTERNOON. ♦Sunday -«-fternoon. __?TERNOON TEA WILL BE SERVED FROM 2.30 TO's P.M., When Appropriate Musical Selections will be Rendered by DIXIELANDS FAMOUS INTERNATIONALS. The Orchestra where Every Musician is a Soloist. ■CJPECIAL A TTRACTIOX. Special Attraction-. Monday, june 21. public service big night. funds .in aid of the yw c a HOSTEL. ' DANCING 8 TO 1 A.M. Special Novelty Items, including Exhibition Charleston. . 10/, DOUBLE. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW PHONE 26-615. ■- -___-——-—_——_-___ SURPRISE PACKETS. JJjARDWARE QUEEX SURPRISE pACKET J). AY. THE (FOLLOWIXG ARE A LIST OF ALL SPECIAL PRI_E WIXNERS:— MOTOR CAR—P. N. WHITE, Long Drive, St. Helier's (Bus Driver, R.M. Bus Co.). __A_tOP.HONE-L. RICHARDS, c/o Friar, Richards and Upton. "VACUUM CLEANER—MRS. GILCHRIST, EUerslie. TRAVELLING RUG—L. M. LAKE, Whakatane. TEASET—J. AUSTIN, Green Lane. DINNER SET—A. PERCY, Dominion Road. CHEST OF TEA—J. JUPE, Epsom. J-TOX COAL—MISS ADAIR, c/o Skeates and White. i-TON COAL—MRS. EDMONDS, Princes Street. i-TOX COAL—MISS DOXOVAX, Bayswater. _ ALUM. KETTLE—^MRS. GOOD, 50, Carlton Gore Road. 1 SET SAUCEPAXS-A. LAXGLEY, c/O. "Star" Office. SH/ £rr?? AXD «LASS FRUIT AXD -SWEET STAND—MISS CAFF.ERY, c/o W. R. Twigg. HOUSEHOLD SOAP—A. SASSONE, Edendale. Ej °_o_d Oß-G - POW ' ELL > c/o Bond an_ SET OF JUGS—A. B. COX, Epsom. JAR _del EEE ~ W - A C_ROYD, Mount STAINLESS KNIVES-J. CRATKE, Newton Btt^O_SN»Jf sca B |^^-W Mt S (SILTEK preston; STJITCASE-J.' LEARY, Pitt St ' CLOTHES WRINGER-MISS "HICKMAN Te Papapa. . ~ SiT7 wp { i I{YSTAL BOWL-MISS M. PAL__*R, Remuera. • TATTERSFIELD'S RUG-S WHITE Remuera. ■ «.__*-■, It PAIR BANTAMS—MRS. BURNS, Remuera. 1 'FOWL—F. E. LITTLE, Devonport. OAK TRAY—J. BATE, Parnell. 6EPARATOR-__*. WEB-ERLEY, Edendale. The Committee of the Hardware Queen Surprise Packet tender their sincerest thanks to all who assisted in their effort on behalf of the Y.W.C.A., and to the •(General Public for their generous support to. purchasing a ll tickets before 6 p.m.- THE WILL RESULT IN A NET BENEFIT OF BETWEEN TWELVE AND tTHn_K_£N HUNDRED POUNDS. —1__— __-, _ _ 214 - — — £_*_