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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16204, 14 April 1916, Page 10

Amnsements. QPEBA i HOUSE. VAUDEVILLE'S PALATIAL DOMICILE Direction Fuller's Theatre and Vaudeville Co.. Limited. TO-NIGHT-At 8-TO-NIGHT. Direct from Palace Theatre. London, undei special engagement. BELLE AND BETTY. BELLE AND BETTY. , Two riime London Favourites, m * Wotenj Scena. Direct from England, and First Appe»r»u« in Vaudevil'e, FRED MAGUIRE. FRED MAGUIRE. „ Actor. Vocalist, and Comedian. , .Under Special Engagement, and tun Appearance of „ BATES AND WADE, BATES AND WADE. Strong Men and Comedy Acrobats. Continued Success o( THE LA MERTES, . Two Brothers, a Piano, and a Whistle. Phenomenal Success of CARLTON MAX. . L The King of Ventriloquists; In an Entriely New Act. MLSS AGNES RAWES. the Australian Balladist. SYDNEY BACH. , As Mrs. James. "The Welsh Landlady. SHARRAT AND LANG, Comedians and Dancers. Extraordinary Success of MABEL AND MALFE. The Dainty Gir! and the Bis Clumsy Boy, Week-night Prices—D.C and 0.5., ?s: Stalls. Is; Family Circle. 6d. Reserves, "a 6d " Box Plan at Robertson's. The Music PiPot Queen St., till 5 p.m., afterwards at Ope" House, or 'Phono 1595. — QUEEN'S. rpO-DAY - T{HJt£lt nRF.NS. 10-DAY -- J- O-NIGHT QUEEN'S. A STRIKIN(TPROGRAMME QUEEN'S. WHICH CREATED A SENSqoeen;s. tion YESTERDAY. QUEEN'!'. EACH ITEM~A STAR. QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. .WINE. QUEEN'S. "'' QUEEN'S. WOMAN, QUEEN'S. irT QUEEN'S. AND QUEEN'S. CONG. QUEEN'S. U QUEEN'S. The Finost Photo.-Play eve: QUEEN'S, produced from the Studios QUEEN'S. of the QUEEN'S. FAMOUS ESSANAY CO. QUEEN'S. In 2 Stirring Acts. QUEEN'S. "TOO MUCH TURKEY." QUEEN'S. A Positive Roar. OUEEN'S. ECLAIR TOPICAL. QUEEN'S. And _,__., QUEEN'S. " THE OUTER EDGE." QUEEN'S. A Dramatic 8-Reel Story 0 QUEEN'S. unusual excellence. PRINCESS rpHEATRE. -T RINCESS 1 HEATRE. Direction Dominion Theatres Company. The World Film Corporation presents LAST DAY AND NIGHT, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG "The Loveliest and .Personam! in the Picture World. "MARRYING MONEY'' "■MARRYING MONEY." 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