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AMUSEMENTS. A DARINGLY DIFFERENT STORY. <TsFi£i£irv THE PLAZA, yP All-British Theatre. // Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions: 11, 12.30, 2.30, 0, S p.m. THE MOST DARING STORY EVER PICTUIIISED. WHAT WOULD A GIRL DO? She loved .a philanderer who offered her everything but marriage—She was loved by another who could offer her everything— WHICH DID SHE rnnnSK? " SALLY BISHOP " " SALLY BISHOP " " SALLY BISHOP " Asks and answers one question which might easily face any modern girl. PLANS AT THEATRE. GRAND PREMIERE, FRIDAY NEXT. The phenomenal success of all Ben Travers' farces demands prompt booking. Remember "Tons of Money," "Rookery Nook," "Mischief," "Nlglit Like This." Hundreds were turned away on the opening night oC each picture. Don't let this be your fate on Friday next —Book Now.

RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, "With WIXI Kit ED SHOTTER, WINIFRED SHOTTEi:, WINIFRED SHOTTER, WINIFRED SHOTTER, WINIFRED SHOTTBR, WINIFRED SHOTTEi:, In TITEIR GREATEST COMEDY, "JUST MY LUCK." "JUST MY LUCK." "JUST MY LUCK." " JUST MY LUCK." "JUST MY LUCK." "JUST MY LUCK." — BOOK EARLY — PLANS AT THEATRE PIIONB 41-SSO. -IZR IS PUTTING ALL THE CARDS -L ON THE TABLE At the TOWN HALE MEETING, THURSDAY NIGHT. Xl 2 WRESTLING. TOWN fgfe HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN [jjQ HAL L; TO-NIGHT. SPECIAL RETURN MATCH. JACK CLARK JACK CLARK JACK CLARK JACK CLARK Has specially asked for a Return Match with GEORGE WALKER. GEORGE WALKER. GEORGE WALKER. GEORGE WALKER. Preceded by the Usual Interesting Amateur Bouts. BOX OFFICE At Ernie Asher's, Sliortland Street. ADMISSION: Stage, 10/; Dress Circle, 4/ (Booking Fee, 1/ Extra) ; Stalls, 3/ Single, 5/ Double; Gallery, 2/6; Back Stalls, 1/6. AUCKLAND WRESTLING ASSN. (Inc.). -yyRESTIJDRS ! PARK YOUR CAR IN SAFETY, for 6d, AT ALL CAR SERVICE STATION, 406, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. Open Day and Night. xl 2 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. if -frTI f>RADNBY AND BINNS. CSy OSTEND SERVICE. S.S. ONEWA Leaves Prince's Wharf, SUNDAYS—9.4S a.m. WEDNESDAYS —9.45 a.m. FRIDAYS—6.BO p.m. SATURDAYS—I.4S p.m. Leavinc Ostend. Saturdays, at 7 a.m. D

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