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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15747, 23 October 1914, Page 10

Amusements. OPEEA HOUSE. Vaudeville's Palatial Domicile" NEW ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY THE BOUDINI BROTHERS. ' THE BOUDINI BROTHERS. ' The World's Greatest Exponents of the Piano-Organ-THE GREAT WESTIN. THE GREAT WESTIN, Portraying Remarkable Life-like Character Representations of GREAT MEN AND WOMEN, PAST AND PRESENT. GORGEOUS SCENERY AND LIGHTING EFFECTS. WHITE AND GREY, From the London Palladium, in MusicComedy and Colour Soona. ROSA LOADER, The Happy Slavey at the Piano. CARMEN AND LAWRENCE, Specialities. GIO ANGELO, Eccentric Dancer. SAM LA MERT, LE3. BATES. HARRY—THE QUE ALEYS--NELLIE Australia's Foremost Comedy Duo. DC. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls. Is 6d; 600 seats at Is. Book seats at Robertson's Music Depot, Queen Street, to 6 p.m., afterwards Theatre. Tel. 1595. Booking, 6d. THE HOME OF BIG STARS. 'THE KING'S. -- Direction Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. A CARNIVAL OF LAUGHTER. KEYSTONE'S King of All Comedies, " THE KNOCK-OUT." " THE KNOCK-OUT." 2000 Ft " THE KNOCK-OUT." 2000 Laughs. Truly a Motion Picture Triumph. GERMAN ARMY ENTERING BRUSSELS. GERMAN ARMY ENTERING BRUSSELS. GERMAN ARMY ENTERING BRUSSELS. KING'S WAR GAZETTE. KING'S WAR GAZETTE. At 8.10 p.m.. With Latest Happenings from England and the ContinentFull Programme in Addition. KING'S ORCHESTRAL BAND. MONDAY -VrEXT. ON DAY I\EXT. rpHE TTING'S. "FULLER'S MANAGERIAL.—The Competition for the Picture particularised below was the keenest ever known in England, but WE SECURED IT, And. with a thrill of BRITISH PRIDE, we announce the screening of the MOST GIGANTIC FILM UNDERTAKING ever carried to glorious conclusion. " SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." " SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." " SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." 7000 ft. 7000 ft. 7000 ft. Her Court was pure, her life serene; God gave her peace, her land reposed; A thousand claims to reverence closed In her as Mother, Wife, and Queen. —Tennyson. NEWTON PICTURE PALACE. KARANGAHAPE RD.. Id Section. t*«t, CONTINUOUS PICTURES. FOR HIS MASTER. Two-reel FOR HIS MASTER. Star Feature. A Western Drama; a Powerful Play with an Influence for GoodBetty in the Lions' Den. Gaumont Graphic. Pans, Garden of Plants, The Eternal Duel, Twins and the Stepmother, . Frontier of Albania. Prices: Adults, 6d: Children. B<L THE LYRIC AND WEST END X THEATRES. TO-NIGHT! "GERMAN ARMY ENTERING - (lrnTT „ BRUSSELS." THE RUINS OF TERMONDE." "AN ANGEL OF CONTENTION." '* Scenes With the Troops at Wellington," " Innocent, but Awkward." " Voiico of Silence," and others. A DELPHI THEATRE, NEWMARKET. XA To-night! To-night! A Brilliant Local War Drama, Founded on ' the Present War. entitled. JUST AS THE SUN WENT DOWN. Your last chinro to see this pictured Lovestory of the New Zealand Forces. See the Boys Once Morel See the Boys Once More! ZOO. ROYAL OAK.-Spend Labour Day at the Zoo. Boiling Water Free. Meetings. jyjEETING OF jyTODERATES. TOWN JJALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 P.M. CHAIRMAN: WM. THORNE, ESQ. TO FORM A BRANCH OF THE NEW ZEALAND MODERATE LEAGUI2. OBJECTS : To bring together all those moderateminded Citizens who, loving their liberty too well to abuse it, are prepared to organise for the purpose of carrying out the following objects:— 1. To safeguard the interests of the general public affected in all matters relating to the Licensing Laws and their administration, and the conduct of the Trade. a - To resist the imposition. of National Irohibition upon the Dominion on the following grounds, amongst others: — (a) That temperance and not prohibition is the true objective in a civilised community, and that moderation in regard to alcoholic consumption caD be and is being brought about only by the education of public opinion and would be retarded by attempted prohibition. (b) That in all matters of choice which are not directly unsocial, interference by Government with individual j will is to bo deprecated as tending to tyranny and inimical to freedom, and therefore injurious to the characters of the units composing a progressive I democracy. (c) That a number of secondary industries would be destroyed, unemployment, created, the revenue of the country seriously interfered with, the present taxation system disorganised, and this Dominion rendered, in the prevailing view of other communities, unsociable and ridiculous. 3. To secure a TRUE PUBLIC OPINION at the Polls by endeavouring to have recorded the votes of that large section of electors who. owing to want of organisation, have hitherto not exercised their franchise, leaving this struggle in the past entirely to the two extremes— hibitionists and the Trade. 4. To insist upon the proper conduct of all houses licensed to sell alcoholic beverage? by securing the amendment or more rigid enforcement of existing regulations reserving the right, in the event of the failure of these measures, to ■ advocate the introduction of the systems of Mun ; - cipal or State control. 5. To take steps to bring about the systematic and regular inspection of all liquors and licensed premises, and if necessary, to urge amendments of 'the law in this direction. NOTE —The League will have no politics other than the objects for which it is formed. ALL THOSE IN FAVOUR of the above objects are cordially invited to attend LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Convening Committee: WM. THOHNF 'Chairman), L. W. D. ANDREWS V LOUIS ARMITAGE, A BURT T DAVIES. FRED FARRELL, D \V Mr! LEAN. W. J. RAINGER, A. L RAVEN W. GORRIE (Hon. Sec). lV DOORS OPEN 7.45 P.M. NORTHERN COAL COMPANY 1> LIMITED. ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the Eleventh - Annual General Meeting of the above-named Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. Union Buildings, Customs Street East. Auckland, at 11 a m on FRIDAY, October 30, 1914. Business : To receive the Directors" Eleventh Report and Balance-sheet. To elect two Directors and Auditor. The Transfer Books of the above-named Company will be dosed from Thursday October 22, 1914. to Monday, November 2, 1911. both days inclusive. By order of the Board of Directors. GEO. POLLOCK. Acting-Secretary. AUCKLAND Co-op. Terminating Bldg. MX Society.Appropriations, St. James's Hall, Thurs.. Oct. 28, 7.30 p.m. ,£7600 by Ballot and Sale.