Amusements. QPE E A _"_ HOUSE. ' FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT CONTINUED SUCCESS OF ■JITISS nARHIE JJOOBB. MKS pAREIB jy|-OOEE. QABBIB ]y[OORE. FAMOUS ANGW-AUSTOATMN MUSICAL COMEDY .ACTRESS. (The Idol of the Australian I'uMic). 11l Boners from Her Repertoire. AT.iFRT AND HILLTER, Duologuists. E SIO^ D pHENOWETH, Australian Warwick- lumley. „ HARRY ELLIOTT. G UsH A alels. Ta i4c^li?ly" n " AND GRAND DOUBLE COMPANY. MONDAY NEXT. MAY J. First Appearance of THE FOUR CHEISBIES, Dancers and Acrobats. ' MR. C. AND MAUD COURTNEY THE DELINOS, Marvellous Wire Walkers. TOM TEPUNI, Maori End Man. NELLIE SHOWELL, English Soprano. D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is: F.C;. 6d._ n BOX PLAN IS NOW OPEN AT WILDMANU Booking Fee only SIXPENCE extra. rpHE XT I NO'S rriHEATRE. •jITATINEE, rjpO-DAY, AT 2„30. Circle, Adults, Is; Children, 6d. Stalls, Adults, 6d; Children, id. TITKT!sTT!Ti?B£ TO-NIGHT IS YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING THE GRAND ■VTATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, 1 RAND National Steeplechase, (Can only be seen at Fuller's). If It Happened, Fuller Got It. Every Incident and Stage of this BIG RACE is plainly Portrayed .andi many Remarkable Accidents which were respon. sible for ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY STARTERS reaching the Winning Post are Faithfully Presented. NOTE.—This Picture must not be confused with other COUNTED RACE MEETINGS now being shown at other Theatres. TIB KttS'-t TSli?gl End of Penny Section. Pitt-street. The Foremost Pictorial Entrepreneurs in Australia. Bigger Than Others Better Than Others. Brighter Than Others. FULLER'S The Best PJCTUREgULLEE'S of All PICTURES. AND THE LEADING ORCHESTRA. Unquestionably the Most Superb and Artistic Pictorial Display Auckland has seen. OUND TTP in pENDLETON Full of Thrill and Daredevil Exploit. BREAKING BUCKING BRONCHOS. ROUGH-RIDING. BULLDOGGLNG STEERfa, LASSOO-THEOWING. . AMA2JNG ACTS OF STRENGTH, SKILL AND HORSEMANSHIP. rpHE WHAL^ O INDUSTRY. An Exciting Trip Aboard a Whaling Vessel. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. THE VENTRILOQUIST'S TRUNK.-Comic DEACON DIBBS.-Comedy Drama. THE SURGEON'S HEROISM. Drama. CURE FOE JEALOUSY. Comedy. PAID IN HIS OWN COIN. Drama. THE LITTLE WIDOW. Drama. VIEWS OF THE GEE AT N.Y. ,FIRE Dress Circle, Is; Reserves, Is 6d; Stalls, to. MATINEE TO-DAY. piCTURE pALACE, Karangahape Road. Pennv Section. /-CONTINUOUS piCTUEES. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGBAMMB. Come Where the Crowds ore Coming. - SEE, SEE, m . AN UNSURPASSED PROGRA3ITME. ' SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO-NIGHT . ' , ' JTHHE T IVERPOOL RAND RATIONAL QTEEPI/EOHASE. i AN EXCLUSIVE PICTURE. An Exciting Race Over the Largest Race- \ course in the World. pAN, QNLY T>E gEEN AT THE ■ - "pALACE. THE T7IRESHET Star Vitagrapll he Freshet Drama. \ A Series of Dramas, Comedies, and Scenic. \ Prices: Adults, 6d to all parts: Children, 3d. Each Oar. 2 to 5 n.m.. 7 to 10.15 p m. pOYAL g ' .'t ',» K. KHYBERPASS. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. 5 THURSDAY, MAY Hoodoo Night. Competition Graceful Skating (ladies). Grand Plain and Fancy Dress Oarnivali TUESDAY, JUNE 11. ~ AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS, 1912. Tiara. ipHOMAS JJAEEIS,. teacher OP ELOCUTION, la Prepared to Coach for the Above. 404, VICTORIA ARCADE. - ING EDWARD HALL, Lr. Symonds-st., —Available for Dances. Socials, etc Terms reasonable.A. McConaughy. care E. Greenslade and Co., 99, Queen-st. 'Phone 1746, A DUNN'S ORCHESTRA, for Dances, * Afternoon Parties, etc. — Address: Mutual Life Bldgs., 64, Queen-st., nearly opp. Smeeton's. : >— ' ■ . ~\ Lectures. LECTRES iszfl xz LEYS TNSTITUTE WINTER COURSE, . X Three Lamps. Ponsonby. pEOF. TGI TJ 7DROWN, M.A., B.Sc, Will Deliver a Lecture on "/l Of LOUR," With Interesting Experiments, On FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 31, at 8 Admission, Sixpence. ■ ■ •■* Exhibitions. POPULARITY. OPULARITY. SOCIETY OF A RTS' pXHIBITION. More Popular Than Ever. Open Daily, 12.30 to 5; 7.30 to 10 p.m. THIS AFTERNOON. The Ladies' Committee invite all Visitors to take Afternoon Tea. GALLERY, OOBURG-ST. Admission. Is. ' ' ' TS Millinery, IyiLLINER-Y. IVTILLINERY. - ,vY1 _ MILLINERY. rpHE TU[ISSES /TyrcCABE,. MILLINERS; COR. QUEEN-ST. AND KARANGAHAPE RD., Having Purchased a Line of BEAVER AND CONEY SEAL HATS, Are Offering the Same < AT VERY LOW PRICES. Come and See Our Window Display. "tatillineey. Tl/riLLINERY IVX . J^/TILLINEEY. " - ■ ■ '**■?; Removal Notices. \rOTIOB OS REMOVAL. JAMES CHRISTIE. Architect ana Financial Agent, begs to notify his friends and the general public that he has Removed to larger offices, FIRST FLOOR. l "S BUILDINGS. Telephone 2634 ■ ' ■ ==1 , Dress and Fashion. BEFORE DECIDING ABOUT YOUR NEXT SUIT Give us a Call when passing, and see THE LATEST STYLES IN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TWEt-DS AND SERGES. Just Landed for the Present Season's Wear. OUR SUITS ARE GUARANTEED GENUINE HAND-TAILURED. i Perfect fit, second to none iu the city. ' J TQAVEY AND CONS. ' 5. WELLESLEY-ST. EAST. i .^ ? iOOa^ ENTRIES- > ikato Winter tjKj\J\J Show, Hamilton, June 4, 5, 6 7 8— , The best Exhibition in the Dominion— • Moving machinery, dairy, agriculture, . horticulture, produce, home industries, art needlework, school and educational exl hibits. Also Poultry and Dog Show,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15002, 25 May 1912, Page 12
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