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mini i iii .i (In- m ■ m i I ———■—» Amusements. A. P B B A H 0 TJ 8 8. FRIDAY NEXT. FASOLA STOCK CHALLENGE. WATCH FOR FURTHER NOTICE. GEE THE GREAT FASOLA. OPERA HOUSE. Props., John Fuller and Sons. TGtASOLA MOVELTY QOMPAHY. EVERY EVENING AT 8. THE FASOLA BOOM INCREASES. The vast Auditorium crammed to its utmost capacity again last night. LAST NIGHTS OF FASOLA THE'MARVEL. i LAST NIGHTS OF FASOLA THE MARVEL, j You have only a few more chances to see FASOLA. and as seeing is believing, SEE HIM AND BE CONVINCED. Supported by 4 — THE WINDSOR CHORISTERS — A In Glees, Madrigals, Part Son?*, etc. * An Entertainment in Themselves. MISS DOLLY DAY In new Songs, etc., Overwhelming Success of MASTER JAMES ILES, Boy Soprano. Unabated Success of MASTER BRENNAN, the Boy Comedian. FASOLA PRICES; D.C. AND O.S. 2s. STALLS, IS. F.C., 60. Plan at Wildman and Arey's. Gd extra, j No Early Doors. 'Phone 1595. j T HE THING'S HEAT RE. ] End ol Penny Section, Pitt-street. i THE ACME OF CINEMATOGRAPH I CONCEPTION. I TELLER'S THE BEST PICTURES. ) j I ULLEE'S OF ALL X ICTURE3. ! AND THE LEADING ORCHESTRA. j i Still a Great PICTORIAL BOOM. j CHANGING GUARDS AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE. a STRAWBERRY HARVEST. j egypt-khartoum : its natives and i pyramids. modern ROME. St. peter. and the VATICAN. | rjPHE "piSHERMAN'S -TJAUGHTEE, A Pare Love. Affair. BLACK AND WHITE SUBJECTSnpHROWN rpo rpHE T lONS, Dealing with the Persecutions of Early Christians, with Thrilling Moments, in which., Real Lions are Engaged. A VISIT TO KHAM'S COUNTRY. THE MISER'S XMAS, Drama. A WALK TO THE AQUARIUM. SMALL HANDS THAT SAVE. Dramatic, TORPEDO-BOAT FIRING. , Pooley's Scheme—Won Through a MediumHank and Lank. Orchestra Selections: " Pique Dame," Flute , and Clarionet, Duet, " Butterfly." " Boci cacio," ' Count of Luxembourg." "Rienai." i etc. j Is 6d, la, 6d. Reserves, 2s, Wildman'fl. • NEWTOIf PICTURE PALACE. I li Karanffahape Road, Penny Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Come where the crowds are coming:. To See the " Ideal" Pictures. Note Prices— and 3d. SILENT ALARM (sensational drama). Thrilling Fire Scene, etc., Crystal Palace and Zoo, Dogs Not Allowed (comic). Broken Doll. Thrilling Indian Drama. Several other Drama*. Comics, Comedies. Each Day, 2 to spp.mr 7 to 10.15 p.m. Popular Ibices, 6d and 3d, all parts. A DELPHI rpHEATRE. NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. CTAR piCTURES. QTAR piCTURES. 8 P.M. SHARP. A MOST ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME WILL BE SHOWN TO-DAY. Orchestral Items by Adelphi Orchestra. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, 2.30. 6d, 3d. Popular Prices: Is, 6dL BOUZAID AND MERCER. Proprietors. pOMING BY THREE SPECIAL TRAINS. ABSOLUTIST INCOMPARABLE ATTRACTIONS THIS YEAR WOT WrBTH PROS,' GREATEST QHOW ON pABTH. A COMPLETE NEW COLOSSAL /"HECUS And "jLfAMMOTH i,rAjrEsnc t»a:enagereb. A Stupendous Series of Spectacles. OPENING AUCKLAND. MONDAY, MARCH 4 MATINEE : WEDNESDAY AFPISRNOON. LOCATION: "VICTORIA PARK. EVERYTHING NEW THIS SEASON. EVERYTHING NEW. This Year's Stupendous Attractions are the Biggest in the annals of New Zealand history. Nothing approaching it %in any other part of the world. A Successful World Search for Novelties. An Army of World's Champions. WIRTH BROS.' GREATEST OP ALL INNOVATIONS, The Marvellous Group of Performing? PURE WHITE POLAR BEARS. The largest group of Polar Bears in existence, recently purchased by Mr. Geo. Wirth. for Wirth Bros, on bis recent tour of the world for £2000. £2000. £2000. No human eye has heretofore ever seen more than half their number at one time. The • most costly, unique collection, and only Performing Polar Bears ever known. Born and bred under the weird beams of the Aurora Borealis. Eternal Winter's Most Tremendous Terrors. A Stupendous Living Object-lesson and North Pole Attraction. A Master Stroke of Zoological Genius. Ferocious White-robed Titans ,of Awful Arctio Wilds performing together with three Immense Grixsly Bears, two American Buffaloes and two Russian Boor Hounds. The only animals of their kind in Australia. THE CLIMAX, THE APEX OP ALL WILD ANIMAL ACTS. A A-NEW ARTISTS-Jl Q Engaged from England. America, and Europe, the pick of this Earth's Greatest Marvels. 7 FLYING JOR£AN9. 7 lAerialists. 11 BASTTENS. Acrobatic Riders. 3 BEAUTIFUL SISTERS ADELIA. on Single Silver Thread. 3 LA VAN AETOIS, Aerial Bars. 6 HARRY BARGES COMPANY. Motor Oar Comedy Act. 2 FOY and KITCHEN, Trampoline Experts. 2 HARTLEYS, Gymnasts and 2 TACKS, Upside-down Phenomena. ■ 2 HERR and PRAULEIN SCHMIDT, Animal Trainers. 2LE QUIPS and TONY. French August* and Clown. 40 All New Artists, and 20 otheni. 60 ARTISTS and 200 ANIMALS, all Coming. » Including ** Hagenbeck's Trained Group of Wild Animals. Wirths' Huge Herd of Performing Elephants, and Lizzie, the Enormous Bloodsweating African Hippopotamus, and 60 Beautiful Horses and Ponies. The Prodigiousnesa of this Company enables it to present A PROGRAMME OF MAJESTIC MAGNIFICENCE Never before Equalled in any i«,rt of the world. Admission to all Shows: 4*?, ,'ss and 2a. Reserved Seats on raised platform," 6s. Ohu. dren under 10, Half-price. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT WILDMAN' AND AREY'S iJ *'*^" The GIGANTIC MENAGERIES,, including the abovementioned Rare Animals, will he on view each day. Band in attendance. Adults, Is; Children, <kl. «**«*». A VONDALE CHORAL SOCIETY —The Re. i ' A mrSS^yr°v iiM^°Si^y^i recommence on TUESDAY, March 5.— F. Walker. Sec. Athletic Sports. «S;dSy§|| A_ SfgljSßll ; THLETIO AND C YCLE jyj-ONSTER gPOETS QARNIVAL, j ■QOMAIN QRIOKET ROUND. j QATURDAY JtfEXT, TUTABOH O ! RUNNING EVENTS | JUMPING EVENTS. CYCLE EVENTS. WALKING EVENTS. Come and see the Australasian , and New Zealand Champions in Action. G. N. HILL (Australasian One and Three Miles Champion). A. W. DORMOR (Quarter and Half Mile New Zealand Champion). Battalion Band in Attendance. Admission, la. J. P.. JERRAT. Hon. {Secretary. J

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 14

Page 14 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 14