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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14453, 20 August 1910, Page 12

Amusements. OP .F, R A HOU SE. Proprietors. John Fuller and Sons. JfATIMBE, IJHB ,£>* V. AT 2.30. CHILDREN, SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS. Up to Date tho Keynote of our Change of Programme Every °aturc.ay^ — Y'irUJLLKR'S Best ]P™tTTT?fI | I * ULLER'S of All XICTURES._|_ AND BURKE'S ORCHESTRA. ANOTHER NEW rEpGEAMMC. A TRIP THROUGH THE ANDES. rjpHE piiINCESS AND pEASAM. BETTY AND THE FIREWORKS. EXHIBITIONS OF WRESTLING. FROM SHADOW TO SUNSHINE. IJIHE gAVEDISH MR. TUBBY'S TRIUMPH. OVER SILENT PATHS. SEAL HUNTING IN TASMANIA. L°™ A!a> THE HEAVEN-GUIDED HEROINE. WATER ON EVERY FLOOR. BURKE'S ORCHESTRA will Play-,, Selection, " The Dollar Princess. Serenade, " Stille Schnsucht. Selection, " II Trovatore. Mazurka, *' La Zigane. Is 6<], Is. and 6d. Reserves at, A\ uuman s, SIXPENCE EXTRA. ROYAL ALBERT . HAL L. Direction Hay ward's Enterprises, Lta. By Arrangement with Mr. T._J. West. West's —"picTures—"\7ir|sT;s I EST'S—X ICTURES— » * EnT S I PROJECTED WITH ■ UNERRING ACCURACY THROUGH THE "WINDOW OF THE WORLD. TO CHARM, EDUCATE, AND AMUSE. Don't fail to witness this Constellation of All-Star Wonders. M ATIN'EE-2^o rT 0-I>AY. The First View of this Great Programme: Pathe'M Latest THE STOLEN CHILI). Coloured Art THE STOLEN CHILI). Drama. IHE SIOLEN CHILD. THE WORLD'S CHAMPION POLICE DOGS, Remarkable sagacity of Canine Constables. SEAL-CATCHING IN TASMANIA. THE ORDINATION OF A BONZE j (Buddist custom in Indo-China), beautifully j coloured. i THE BAD MAN AND THE PREACHER, Or the Bully's Defeat. THE PRINCESS AND THE PEASANT, Edison's famous Picture Drama, which created great excitement in America. DUTCH CHILDREN (beautifully quaint). NEO. the Impressionable Artist, A trick picture, marvellously constructed. JUST A FEW OF THE ROARING SCREAMERS: BETTY'S FIREWORKS. BABY'S FIRST TOOTH. WHY HE HAS TO TIP. WATER ON EVERY FLOOR. Sparklincr Musical Selections by the ROYAL ALBERT LADIES' ORCHESTRA. Prices—ls and 6d; Reserve Seats, Is 6d, by 'Phone, to 1506. rp I V 0 I; I T H E A T R E. GRAND PICTURE MATINEE. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 2.50. Popular Prices. 'piVOLI THEATRE, NEWTON. i DAYNE'S MAMMOTH MINSTREL COMPANY. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. TO-NIGHT—'SATURDAY*—TO-NIGHT IMPORTANT STAR ENGAGEMENT. MONS. LEO DE CHANTILLION, GREAT CONTINENTAL ANIMAL AND BIRD IMPERSONATOR. A TRULY MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE. NEW SONGS. MIRTH and MINSTRELSY by HALDIMAND DAYNE and ALOYS DAYNE. Chas. Mervale, Pat Reece, Ivy Goodwill, Lily Bates, Will Walker, Will Dagmar, Little Rene AVard, J. W. Maxwell. Maie Bell, and New Living Pictures. PRICES: la 6d. Is, 6d. Ladies. Is to D.C. Performance from 3-10.30. HAL. DAYNE, Manager. PRINC E ' S R I N K. Direction Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. ROLLER SKATING SALON DB LUXE. L"usual Prices Usual Hours. GRAND POSTER CARNIVAL. Fancy and Evening Dress, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31. General admission: Evening, Is Gentlemen, floorage 6d extra; no tioorage chargeable to Ladies. SPECIAL CONCESSION TICKETS to Ladies, admitting to Evening Sessions only, 12 tickets 9s. New Consignment of Skates for Sale and on Hire. A. GONARD, Manager. QLIDFAWAY RINK. COBURG-STREET. Sessions as Usual. GRAND FANCY MASQUERADE CARNIVAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING. 24th, AND THURSDAY EVENING. 25th AUGUST. A GORGEOUS SPECTACLE. Valuable Prizes/,. A. SMITH, Proprietor. Q V E 11 A H 0 U S E. RUSSIA. RUSSIA. RUSSIA. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Doors open 7.30: commence 8.15. AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, Entitled, " UNDERGROUND RUSSIA," " UNDERGROUND RUSSIA," " UNDERGROUND RUSSIA," " UNDERGROUND RUSSIA," " UNDERGROUND RUSSIA," By Snecial R«auest made to MR. P. M. KOONIN,, 8.A., F.Z.S. Admission: Silver Coin. pOULTRY E O T U R E. Poultrymen are invited to attend a Lecture on the " Egg Circle Movement and Modern Poultry Culture," liy J. B. MERRETT. Escj. (Editor N.Z. Poultry Journal), at the Chamber of Commerce Hall. Swansonstreet. This Meeting is convened in. your interests, so do not fail to come. Commence 7.50 p.m. WEDNESDAY'. August 24. CHAS. MARTIN, Convener. OTAIIUHU ODDFELLOWS. 29th Anniversary. FRANKLIN LODGE. No. 6453. celebrate their 29th Anniversary on FRIDAY NEXT. Aug. 26th, in PUBLIC HALL. Meredith's Band. Grand March 8 p.m. Lady in charge of Dressing-room. Old Patrons who have not received invitations will be welcomed. Andrew's 'Buses leave Self's Corner 6.30 and 6.45. returning to Ponsonby, Parnell, and City as required. D. BURNSIDE. W. GIB. CUNNOLI). Hon. Sees. ROYAL albert HALL. CROWDED EVERY SUNDAY. SCOTT BENNETT (Minister Gospel of Revolt) Lectures SUNDAY NEXT, 7.30, on " Socialism, Science, and Alcohol." Orchestral Music. Exhibitions. rjUBERNACLE gUND AYSCHOOL. AND QOMPETITIOXS, To ho Opened b ; - DR. A. O. KNIGHT, rpUESDAY, 90 7.30 P.M., REMAINING OPEN TILL FRIDAY, 26th. NUMEROUS SIDE SnOAVS. FAIRY GARDEN. ILLUMINATED WITH THE ELECTRIC LIGHT. MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY ORCHESTRA, Conductor. Mr. Arthur Carbines. VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL. ANT) ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. Dinner and Tea each Evening for Business People, 5.30 to 7 p.m. Refreshments during the Evening. Admission to Exhibition: Tuesday, Is; following evenings, Sixpence. Boxing. -yyAIKATO BOXING ASSOCIATION. Nominations for the AVaikato Amateur Boxing Championships, to be held in THE TOAVN HALL, HAMILTON, "yyEDNESDAY, gEPTEMBER J AVill be received by the Secretary up till 9 p.m. on THURSDAY, September Bth, for the following six classes: —Bantam-weight, Feather-weight, Light-Weight, AVelter-weight, Middle-weight, and Heavy-weight. Entrance Fee. ss. CHAS. "C. ISDELL, Secretary. AVaikato Times Office, Hamilton. j Estimate Forms for Candlft remij'Each. I Competition. Proceeds to [ | Little Sisters of the Poor,