Amusements. "yy HERE rpO-NIGHT? rjiHE QUEEN'S rpHEATRE. THE POPULAR HOUSE OP THE PEOPLE TO-DAY, TO-MORROW, and SATURDAY. Still Another Holiday Attraction. A Veritable Feast for Visitors. EVERY ITEM BRAND NEW. THE V.C. A GLORIOUS STORY OF THE V.C. THE BATTLEFIELD. THE V.C. " Please God, I will uphold THE V.C. the honour of our name.' THE V.C. In Three Sensational Acts of THE V.C, Enthralling Interest. THE V.C., OR, FOR VALOUR. L Together with a Supporting Series of Subjects of an Astonishing Nature, including WHITE LIES - -S. and A. Comedy Drama. ECLAIR WAR JOURNAL. FOOLISH MR. DINGLE - - - Comedy. And Many Others. A SUPERB PROGRAMME FOR GOOD FRIDAY Commencing at 2 p.m., and till 10.30. J. F. MACMAHON, Manager, Dominion Pictures Co. QUEEN'S. - GOOD FRIDAY. Commencing at 2 p.m., Featuring J U DAS MACCABEUS. pRINCESS rpHEATRE. To-day and To-night, Thursday, April 1. ANOTHER BRILLIANT AND GLORIOUS PROGRAMME. LATEST, BRIGHTEST AND BEST. THE ATTRACTION FOR THE HOLIDAYS IT H E 1 T? I G H T XV A F U yf A Y. AN ESSANAY DRAMA OF WILD AND MYSTERIOUS ADVENTURE. A REVELATION IN PICTURE PLAYS. Also, Terrible. Two on the Twist (Phconii), Screaming Comedy—Express Messenger, another Farce Comedy—Our Cavalry (Topical)— Our Fleet at Battle Practice (Eclair Topical) And THE MISSING PAGE. An Intense Selig Drama. TO-MORROW (GOOD FRIDAY). APRIL 2. An Appealing and Superb Programme, commencing at 2 o'clock until 10.30. Every Subject will bo a Star Feature. The whole entertainment will be a surprise, and only the best subjects the best makers of the world can furnish will constitute a really magnificent bill. J. F MAC' 1 * HU.V Manager. Dominion Picture Theatres, Ltd. J£ING QEORGE rpHEATRE. QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. SHOWING IHURS., FRi„ SAT., ONLY. A Great Klaw and Er lap per '.Exclusive) Farce Comedy in Three Acts, Produced in the A.B. Studios from the famous American Play entitled JJIVORCONS. PART t. Featuring JJjIVORCONS. PART II MABEL TJIVORCONS. PART 111 NORMAND. O. Keystcno Notoriety. This Famous Stage Comedy is a Perfect Scream as a Picture-Play, jp'ALLEN JDOL. Drama. Foundc.l en the Hon Ccllier's own version of his famous Royal Academy Picture. BULWARKS OF ENGLAND. Scenic. ■WAR B UDGET. Topical. MIDDLESEX YEOMANRY IN CAMP. ADULTS: STALLS. 3d: CIRCLE. 6d. ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE G.P.O. ("{.RAND rpHEATRE. CONTINUOUS 1 PICTURES rtRAND rpHEATRE. NEW ZENITH X mM „ A PROGRAMME riRAND rpHEATRE. COMMENCES 1 TO-DAY-ALL DAY-TO-NIGHT. Kalein Presents PRICE OF SILENCE. This Masterpiece PRICE OF SILENCE. Star Drama PRICE OF SILENCE. Abouuling in PRICF- OF SILENCE. Powerful Situations PRICE OF SILENCE. Superb Acting PRICE OF SILENCE. Fine Photography. PRICE OF SILENCE. GREAT WAR TOPICAL BUDGET. GREAT WAR TOPICAL BUDGET GREAT WAR TOPICAL BUDGET. ft™ ..PART TIGHT SQUEEZE. U Dolly of the Dailies. TIGHT SQUEEZE. Great Keystone, WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE. WHEN DREAMS COME TRUETry 9d ticket, which includes dainty tea served in the Lounge GOOD FRIDAY, 2 o'clock. GOOD FRIDAY, 2 o'clock. GOOD FRIDAY, 2 o'clock. SPECIAL. PROGRAMME CONTINUES. PALACE » — theatre KARANGAHAPE RD., Id SECTION. _ CONTINUOUS PICTURES. ZIGOMAR AND THE EEL-SKIN Third ZIGOMAR AND THE EEL-SKIN of Series ZIGOMAR AND THE EEL-SKIN Great ZIGOMAR AND THE EEL-SKIN Detective ZIGOMAR AND THE EEL-SKIN Drama. THE CHICKEN SHAKERS Keystone THE-CHICKEN SHAKERS Comedv. THE CHICKEN SHAKERS A Scream Right Through THE DAVIS CUP All Tennis Players THE DAVIS CUP Should See This THE DAVIS CUP Picture. ■ THE PATHE GAZETTE. Showing all the Latest War Items. Popular Prices: Adults, 6d; Children. 3d. PALACE THEATRE. KARANGAHAPE RD.. Id SECTION. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. GOOD FRIDAY. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, With a Specially Selected Programme. Popular Prices: Adults, Cd; Children, 3d. BLASCHECK rFOWN TTALL. BLASCEECK I 1J BLASCHECK Commencing BLASCHECK EASTER MONDAY. BLASCHECK Direction: BLASCHECK Tho Goldfinch System. BLASCHECK BLASCHECK The Greatest of All the BLASCHECK Humorists & Entertainers. BLASCHECK A Word of Advice: BLASCHECK Book Your Scats for Next BLASCHECK Week NOW. BLASCHECK Book Your Seats for Next BLASCHECK Week NOW. BLASCHECK Box Plan at Wildman and BLASCHECK Arey's now open. BLASCHECK Day Sales at deal's. BLASCHECK BLASCHECK Remember the demand for BLASCHECK Seats during the holiday BLASCHECK week will be enormous. BLASCHECK BOOK NOW. BLASCHECK JOSEPH BLASCHECK, BLASCHECK Supported by BLASCHECK MISS ALYCE AUSTIN, BLASCHECK R.AB., L.T.C L., BLASCHECK The Charming Young BLASCHECK Vocalist and Entertainer. BLASCHECK BLASCHECK Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. BLASCHECK No Booking Fee. No BLASCHECK Extra Charge for Early BLASCHECK Doors. BLASCHECK M. J. BLOOMFIELD, BLASCIIECK Manager for Mr Blascheck. "PASTER Holidays—Visit tho Zoo. Adults JuJ 6d, children 3d Side amusements; largest collection animals and birds,in New Zealand Afternoon tea All come. " i— ■ Corporation Notices. QITY OF AUCKLAND. REFUSE REMOVAL. Public Notice is hereby given that the Destructor will be Closed on GOOD FRI DAY, SATURDAY, and EASTER MONDAY, and householders aro reminded that then will be no collection of refuse on those days. HENRY W. WILSON, w , Town Clerk. March 30, 1915. £JITY OF AUCKLAND ADVERTISING HOARDINGS. Public Notice iB hereby given that al Hoarding Licenses heretofore granted hav< now oxpired Applications for Licenses for Hoarding for advertising and o'.her purposes mus be made forthwith in terms of By-laws No 20, Section 7. HENRY W. WILSON, „ , Town Clerk. March 31, 1915. THOROUGH OF MOUNT EDEN REFUSE REMOVAL. Notice, is hereby given that the REFUSE which is usually collected on FRIDAY an SATURDAY, will THIS WEEK be co! lected TO-DAY (Thursday). S. GRAY. , Town Clerk. March 31. 1915 jy£OUNT ALBERT BOROUGH COUNCII REFUSE COLLECTION, GOOD FRIDAY Householders are hereby notified that th Collection of REFUSE, usually taken o FRIDAY, will this week be collected TC DAY (Thursday), April 1, 1915. ... H. UTTING, Town Clerk. March 31, 1915 ' A 1 SEEDS— Clovers of every d? xVA. scription; New Season's Seeds noi ™. hand.—O'Leary-Downs, Seedsman, Coo! St. (near Town Hall).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5883, 1 April 1915, Page 12
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