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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16215, 28 April 1916, Page 10

. Amusements. . - ' , ' GO TO ' ■ „ . „ m HE. pRAF T0 N ' AND . , , _ ... Blow away all the Cobwebs r of Care ! ! I ■ CHARLIE CHAPLIN. The Monarch of Merrymakers, CHARLIE IN ° THE B iKK. CHARLIE IN THE B INK. A Paroxysm of Mirth. Also. The Beauteous . ALICE BRADY THE LURE ID OP WOMAN. Indian and Military Drama of Thrilling Interest. Supported by . John Bull's Sketch Book (Cartoons). FEATURING CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Safe Home: Showing arrival and disembarkation of returned wounded soldiers On S.S. Maheno. And Gorgeous Kalem Scemo. Saturday Next-Change of Programme. EMILY STEVENS. In the Great Metro Drama, THE HOUSE OF TEARS. Evening Prices: la and 6d; Reserved. Is W. Plans at Eady and Son. 15. Karangabapo Rd. ('Phone 857). A. Eady and ,11-. Queen Street ('Phone 1392. Theatre Phono 2682. Take tram to Grafton Bridge. DEE the Grand Seaplane Flight at ParO 1 nell Pork To-morrow, in aid of l rovincial Aeroplane Fund. ____—— WHO ARE THE GREATEST SCREEN VV ACTORS? pRAND rpHEATRE. O SITE There is no doubt that the London Film Co. have come to the front. „ The sound, natural acting of the English old School, together with the perfect conception of character and genml production, leaves nothing to be desired. Sec this Ureal , Masterpiece Drama and compare their art with that of the Americans. pONVICT TENDON'S jgSCAPE. pONVICT y-NDON'S jgSCAPE. pONVICT ' TYNDON'S JjSCAPE. pONVICT £YNDON'S ]?/ rAPE ' Dav Sessions. Free Tea to Circle . Patrons. Bay Session Prices: Circle. 6d; Stalls. 3d. KING'S THEATRE. NEWTON. 1 1 8 O'CLOCK. KING'S. Puller;. - Best of - Picturesi KING'S. Fuller's - All — Pictures. KING'S KING'S SYMPHONY KING'S. ORCHESTRA. KING'S THE LAMB, A Triuigle Drama KING'S. THE LAMB, produced to G. KING'S. THE LAMB. W. Griffiths. ' KING SEE SEEN A OWEN KING'S" DOUGLAS FAIRBANB KING'S. In "THE LAMB." KING'S. It is worth going miles out, o! KING'S, your way tt. see this Picture. KING'S. High-class Supporting PEKING'S, gramme. KING'S. PRICES: Circle, V.»:: Stalls. 6d; KING'S. Reserves. Is 6d ( Phone 3084). GRAND Seaplane Flight at Parnell Park Woodland Fete To-morrow. Proceeds for' Maimed Soldiers and Aeroplane iund^ DALACE THEATRE. NEWTON. X ALACK. J- CONTINUOUS. PALACE. 2 to 5 p.m.. 7 to 10. PALACE* CONVICT LYNDON'S ESCAPE. : PALACE CONVICT LYNDON'S ESCAPE. PALACE CONVICT LYNDON'S ESCAPE. PALACE CONVICT LYNDON'S ESCAPE. PALACE CONVICT LYNDON'S ESCAPE. PALACE. In Three Large Parts. PALACE London Film Company Star PALACE. Feature Drams, PALACE. TOPICAL BUDGET. nil APP 1 ——— — PALACE! Wai Prices: Adults, Stalls 3d, PALACE. Circle 6d. SEE the Grand Seaplane Flight at Parnell Park To-morrow, in aid of Provincial Aeroplane Fund. m 0 W N IT A L L. QRGAN RECITAL. SATURDAY TOTING. AT 8 O'CLOCK. ' Popular Programme from the Works of BOELLMAN. WIDOR. GRIEG. AND GOUNOD, By ' MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT (City Organist). [ ADMISSION: SIXPENCE. ' HENRY W. WILSON. • April 27. 1916. Town Clerk. J I ~ ~~ "iriCTORIA League Girls' Club, in conjuno V tion with Aeroplane Fund Committee, hold Woodland Fete and Seaplane Flight, To-morrow. f — TOWN TJALL pONCERT CHAMBER M ay 3> me. d a TO COMMEMORATE THE '" SHAKESPEARE TERCENTENARY. "THE IVfERCHANT OF yENICE.' "THE TLTBBCHAKT OF yENICE.' "THE MERCHANT OF yENICE.' I BY A SPECIAL CAST OF READERS * FROM AUCKLAND SHAKESPEARE CLUBS With Appropriate Music. Vocal. and InstrU mental, by Leading Artists. TICKETS: "l One Shilling each, at all Booksellers. PROCEEDS IN AID OF RUSSIAN PRISONERS' FUND. 3 "VOU will enjoy yourself and help a good X object by attending Parnell Park Wood- - land Feto and Seaplane Flight To-morrow. ') Athletic Sports. - ONEHUNGA AMATEUR' ATHLETIC -. U AND CYCLE CLUB. GRAND SPORTS CARNIVAL, 3 SATURDAY. MAY 6, 1916. Entries for all events, including 75Yd( LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP OF AUCKLAND, close TO-DAY (Friday at 9 p.m., st 7 Durham Street West. Auckland; or. al Manukau Gazette °*} jj{ ) I g'|s N Hon. Sec. i Corporation Notices. piTT OF AUCKLAND REFUSE COLLECTION-EDEN TEE RACE, ARCHHILL AND GREY LYNN. Householders in the Eden Terrace, Arch hill and Grey Lynn Districts are hereby no lined that on and after the Ist prox. ther will be One Collection of House Refuse onl: each week in the above districts as undel viz.: — EDEN TERRACE. " Present service to be cancelled and forme once weekly collection op Fridays and Sat o urdaya to be reverted to. ARCHHILL. S Present Mondays and Thursdays' eervic to be discontinued and former collection one 13 weekly on Wednesdays to be reverted to. , GREY LYNN. Present service to be discontinued an, i. former weekly collection on Mondays, Tuefi '' days, Wednesdays and Thursdays to be re verted to. HEKH y w WILSON. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. 9 April 27, 1916. J Highway district Notices. POINT CHEVALIER ROAD BOARD, The Next Usual Monthly Meeting of the '" Point Chevalier Road Board will be h»ld at the Board's Office on MONDAY. May 1, at WILLIAM MARTIN. Clerk. f.' ■ , , l = Licensing Notices. CITY OF AUCKLAND LICENSING DIS. TRICT.-NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE.-I GEORGE WILLIAM HENDERSON, o: Auckland. Hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Moeting. to be holder at the Courthouse. Auckland, on the 7tt day of June, 1916. apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of i Publican's License ~ for a house, situate at corner of Victoria 0 and High Streets, aid known by the sigu ! of the Central Hotel, containing 68 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use ol - fie family.—David Nathan's Trust, Ltd., i nune of owner.—Dated the 20th das '.- o, April. 1916.— W. HENDERSON. Sis-nt-ture of Applicant,