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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15263, 29 March 1913, Page 14

5 Amusements. _ OpEBA H 0 w 8 E jyjATINEE "J* 0-DAY AT 2.30. ' NEW NOVELTIES FOR YOUNG AND OLD. [• pBICES, >£8. AND OD. > PROGRAMME. THE SAME AS AT NIGHT. Q P E B 'A g 0 TJ 8 E. Direction: Brennan-Fuller's, Limited. Managing Director: Ben. J. Puller. N AN - PULLER'S CIRCUIT ■ Implies tin Very Best in Vaudeville, , TWO PEBFORMANCEH TO-DAY 1 MATINEE, 2.30 EVENING AT 8. TO-NIGHT IS YOUB LAST OPPORTUNITY OF WITNESSING THE PRESENT , . GREAT BILE. Creating a Biff Furor© Niglttly— TTENRY AND "JIT AY Henry AND a«-ay Trick Comedy Cyclists Extraordinary. . LAST. MYSTO. MYBTO. NIGHT The Brilliant American OF Magical Entertainer. AIRLIE AND pAMPBELL IRLIB AND AMP BELL Continental Musicians and Humorists. LAST STANLEY AND BERNARD. NIGHT Yiddisher Comedians. HALL England's Premier "RAINF, ALL Eccentric Dancer. AvAINE LAST BENDO. . . i NIGHT World's Greatest Contortionist. SLAVIN AND JTHHOMPSON LAVIN AND i- HOMPSON Premier Purveyors of Paradoxical Parodies. .LAST FRANK HAWTHORNE. NIGHT And his Talented Sketch Co. ' LAST NIGHT MARK EBICKSEN. ERNEST PITCHER. Always a Hit. BIG CHANGE MONDAY. NOTE OUR POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 2s; Stalls, is; JjIAMILY QIRCLE, gD. J Book Seats at Wildman and Arey's until 12 o'clock; Opera House from 2 to 5 p.m. T HE RING'S rj-tHEATRE. (End of Penny Section, Pitt Street.) MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. TELLER'S The Best PICTURES ULLER'S of All XJCTURES A SUBLIME MASTERPIECE. . . A Spectacular" Dramatic Production of the well-known fairy tale /CINDERELLA. v> INDERELL A Featuring Picturedom's Greatest v Star, j MISS . MABEL TALIAFERRO. PAGODAS IN RANGOON—Seen HOUR OF PERlLDramatic. THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER. . ROSCAMBOLE'S GLOVES—Trick Cffmio. CALIFOENIAN SNIPE HUNT. ACCIDENTAL MILLIONAIRE— Comedy. New Musical Selections— Symphony Orchestra. Is and 6d. Reserves, Is 6d, at Ivil. Bros.' And on Sale at Theatre. piCTURE pALACE, KABANGAHAPE RD.. PENNY SECTION. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. S Come Where the Crowds are Coming. SEE SEE• . On Moonlight Trail—Western Drama, Love of an Island Maid—Selig Drama. The O'Neill— Drama, Series Dramas, Comedies, Scenics, Comics. Each day. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., 7 to 10.15 p.m. Prices, 64 and 3d. fid and 3d to all parts. Mount EDEN GIRLS' mission LEAGUE. SALE OF WORK, AT ST. SEPULCHRE'S PARISH HALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MARCH 29 (Afternoon and Evening;. The Sale will be opened by Mrs. Crossley, at 3 o'clock. Proceeds will be divide.! between the Home, Maori, and Melanesian Missions. ADMISSION SIXPENCE. TI7AI/TER KIBBY. the Caruso erf the it Southern Cross. Watch for particulars. ZOO. Royal Oak.— Merry-go-Rounds /-J and Ocean Wave will be in full swing during the Children's Easter Holidays. " Athletic Sports. COMB jp U N ON THE . jQOMAIN. A rML 5. " . — . G TjrauNA ' 0 B8Ti0u; AND ■ gPEED J^ACES. THREE MILE HANDICAP RACE. (FIVE MILE HANDICAP RACE. GYMKANA, „ SIDE-CAR DRIVING, _ . _ FIVE MILE SCRATCH RACE, TRACK RECORD. Etc. First Sports Meeting of the AUCKLAND MOTOR CYCLING CLUB. Everybody Come and See what's Doing. ADMISSION: Is. F. G. MILLS, Secretary. i Meetings. JJELANESIAN JJISSION. A GREAT MEETING In the TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 8 P.M. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR has graciously promised to be present. Chairman; BISHOP OF AUCKLAND. The Bishop of Melanesia and Archdeacon Uthwatt. and others, will speak. Two Hundred in the Choir. HYMN SHEETS PROVIDED. North shore rowing CLUB. (Incorporated). NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETIInU. An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Club will be held in the Clubhouse" on FBIDAY EVENING NEXT. April 4, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: To discuss Question of Plant, elect Billiardroom Committee, and to organise for the Benefit Week. For the Committee, E. A. SPINLEY. , Hon. Sec. SAVINGS BANK A Meeting of the Trustees will be held on WEDNESDAY, th& 2nd prox., at the Bank, Queen Street. S. G. ROUNTREE. Manager. AUCKLAND HOTEL AND RESTAURANT ] EMPLOYEES' UNION. 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