Page 16 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15613, 20 May 1914, Page 16

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"Tocafia" - • - - .Alberto ft fc "Rha-psodte No. 12" £j a y Dres3 Circle and Orchestral Stalls' a. -U Stalls, 4a; Gallery, 2s- ' 8 ' ; f Plans at Wildnu.ii and Arey's, Da? cvgrthmhuk«!„ '"' at P. Cleal'a. y l,,e ' , 3 THIRD RECITAL THURSDAY. - § JOHN HOPKINS, EcpresentatiTi, ; WHERE TO-NIGHT? j "Tell Me the Old. Old Story;" E a I once more to iho h pRINCESIJ rpHEATRE. QUEEN Of., 1 The Home of Modern Picturffdon,. I Dominion Picture Theatres Co., Ltd. '".' 8 TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT-WEDNESDAi 1 MAY 20. *' 1 "' A PICTURE' THAT HAS MADE All, 1 AUCKLAND TALK. | The LAST CHANCE-The LAST CHANCE. 1 Only One More Day of 1 WHEN rFHE PARTE 'FREMBLED E HEN XHE JPiARTH- X P.EMBLED. 1 THE PICTORIAL LITANY OF I DEVASTATION. I A Consummation in Pictaro-Productica. • I The Most Amazing Picture Shown.'- (' Also, an Entirely New Programme including % THE MEASURE OF A MAN. a Picture i Story of Most Vivid Interest. i> A TREACBEROUS RIVAL, the Story of i E Dramatic Intrigue. TEE TANGLED CAT, the Funniest Cos:-. 'I - Yet. . • 5 IN UPPER EGYPT, a Beautiful Scenic Picture. And there arc Others. f 8d AND 3d EVERYWHERE! ' | TO-MORROW. '..'■{ A GRAND TRIPLE-' STAR BILL. - I A T EAEIN THE "FOREIGN OFFICE | (A Dramatic Story of Diplomatic Intrigue), | T lEUTENANT TEARING, '•'■ | AND I R OOM 4L ?i R OOM 41. 00M 41. •; [ A- Stimulating Story of Momentous Mystery,- . ! that unfolds itself to an accompaniment- f of Absorbing Interest. I MONDAY NEXT. ; | OWEET ATELL'QP QLD Twin:;.. f A Play that has moved the world to I laughter and to tears as no othor play has B ever moved it This is a triumph of Picture , 1 Dramaturgy • ■ *■'■'■ ~ r ~. — . -.'- • Realise that our Pictures are specially '■ selected, a;id that we show only those this ¥■ have stood the severest tests. They «a< & always Absolutely the Acme of Perfection." |i LONG AWAI TE D, | ■" EAGERLY EXPECTED. | HERE IT IS AGAIN! ■". 1 ANOTHER NIGHT OF ■ - | \riRTHAND TTILARITT. ■>, j STUDENTS' pAR NIVAL,; I T U DENTS* vABNIVi L. i TOWN HALL, ; FRIDAY. JUNE 5, 8 P.M. ANOTHER SPLENDID PRESENTATION ;; Of , PAST AND FUTURE HISTORY ! 'Of •:••/.? ! AUCKLAND AND NEW ZEALAND, j By an EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG CAST. f PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. :. | 3s Jind 2s Seats Reserved Free. i Box Plan opens May 27, at Wildman and j Aiey's. T 0.G.T.-ARK ' OF EDES LODGE. 1 1. SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY. I A CON CERT, "J To Celebrate the above.will be held in the { . EDEN TERRACE PUBLIC HALL, ! TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Admission:' Double, 1* 6d; Single, J* t W. E. RHODES, Secretary.- j j\ .A, N C_ I , N ' C. : . ■ . MISS 11. MILLER teaches the .Tarn : Onbdtep. Ragtime and all tie latest BooW { Dances Private Lessons by arrangement. C "ss held on THURSDAY EVENINGS. -m the Grafts Library Hall. Imm from let A { Srmonds St. Terms, etc., ~ - MISS M. MILLER. Chelsea. DANCE.-Margarite Cinderella. first d aeries, To-night (Wednes.), A!«• : Hall. Gents.. 2s; Ladies, Is. Opea m«-» . tion. Gloves and shoes must be worn. n-^> Mr. W. H. 'White. _____ '. — | rpHE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.-T" 1 Best Picture Yet. It over«hadc« every reproduction.—At Newton . tfcmre t Palace. - . ' ' ' Shows. A UCKJiAND Poultry Show. .*>»-*£ A Schedules now ready; write tor one. —H. Tattersall.. Secretary, Marama Avenue, Epsom- - Teachers of Music. _Vj-, M^ r ~cT M ELm TEACHER "OP PIANO AND THEOBI. | HAZELDENE. KELMARNA AVERE*- ~B| , (Qpp, Po'nsonby Barn). HERN'E BAY. -; Miscellaneous. 1 A PRACTICAL Demonstration of,;'^Jl ; 1 A can be dona with 'Creamoata «~ a day. at Smeeton's, Ltd. Ask your wiy »*. l Denionsljration Counter. _^____J, | rt RIS P 0 -B ACO s- 1 \j Best Brand on the-mar , f | Ask yo'ttr grocer for it. and have_nc_o»^ ALLISON PIANOS.-The _,Great f Ss* I A Pianos.—Sole Agents, E. and r. . ■ Sacy. 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Proprietors do no Hold ; responsible for non-insertion « . monts through ■«« 1 . from other *&■ | or for error in the publication of any .« tiseroent. r.mta^ ffl Telephones:-Advertisins and «-° 0 m I Department. 178; Job Prmtmg | 2890; PubUshing. 14; Editorial, -j^^g-l|g