Page 10 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16499, 27 March 1917, Page 10

. Amusements. 'J J[is jjpjßsn-B 'rpa^ -: : ,', -. . _ J.' "' , ; T O-NIGHT. T°- NI& BT, GREAT SUCCESS. ''^^^^fl GREAT SUCCESS. ' ''' J-ItEAT.SUCC-r-4 THE REVUE, • • \ "W ATCH Y OUR S-"' ' "WATCH yora L Ep "- ' "WATCH Y OUR g TEp -"' — TO-NIGHT, AT 7,5 O'CLOCK SHABfi | PRICES: 3s, 2s, and i..' Booking f« ! Is extra. V" 6 - , -I Box Office open, daily at Wilrtm. ' : -- ; Arey's, 10 a.m. to 5 D.m' MMmi » .»aJ' ; MJ I To Patrons of Resen-ed Seats -The \. -"''■' ' agement especially request all 0 l~ by 7.45 p.m. ** **& -. : i ; '; ; ipiVOLI. [- npivoLi. | ! i| JIVOLT. NEAR GRAFTON BSffifl rpiVOLI. .** I npivoLi. . I THE HOME OF THE GREAT P\Vnr ß f PLAYERS-LASKY PRODCCnoJI \ I j Every Week we Present an Eirli,,- "'<' \ Masterpiece from this. it-,- World'* ni„,? n -' ; I Film Combination of fcur r-riormS [ TO-NIGHT. Wm I iO-NIGHT. v J [\TARGUERITE pLARK " ' \ •MARGUERITE WaRK ■ ' • f MARGUERITE pLARK '■ :: ' •' iVIARGUERITE-tLARK ' : ' '■ I MARGUERITE pLARS ■' \l j Marguerite Clark - s ' In the Prettiest and Sweetest Pic'ure rt.t has ever been Screened in Auckland. -' ; -" T ( ITTLE T ADY "PILEE. : - -' JITTLE J ADY T?TLEEN.* > little T adv TMLEEN.* ' ittle Lady -t/ILEEX. '■"'' -! This is a charming ' : " . IRISH picture in a delisfatfiil IRISH «i ' ting, depicting a clever IRISH ntaM - : ' interwoven with the Old Folk Lore «i" dear to IRISH people. M ,' THE REVIEW SAYS:- ;3M; '*. "Marguerite - Clark, is at the W"-'-> : of the Stare in the 'Famous Im. V. I ers Company.' and is eeen si beet in 'Little Lady Eileen.'-'.'■■.■:■ : fc REMEMBER. OUR. PICTURES ARE EXCLUSIVE ■' CANNOT BE SEEN AT ANY ; ' OTHER THEATRE. ;■■>_ Also, the TIVOLI Orchestra and a Higi. class .Supporting Programme. >.V;:.-.S: - Prices: D.C. Is; Stalls, 6d; Reserves, r ii"V" 6d. 'Phone 2236 A. ■T^-i JEYS INSTITUTE GYMNASIUM. ' - Director - • • TENNANT CQLLEDGE •' ' CLASSES NOW FORMING. - THURSDAYS 8 to 9.30 p.m.—Youths ni - Men (Gymnastics, Boxing, Physics!,'' ; ; etc.), 10s a quarter, .*. il* h--SATURDAY MORNINGS-Foys, 3s ■'& - - Girls, 3s 6d. . ' ■_ . . TUESDAYS. 8 to 9.30 p.m.-Ladies. 3? - WEDNESDAYS. 8 to 9.30 p.m.—Ladies, li ' Personal and Private ' Tuition a Speciiltj. '' "»?■--.'i For interviews and inquiries .;, V .'PHONE 8062 or^lii' ; :'" {■ . ■-—? ■ Hotels . ' - - ■, Under Vice-Regal Patronage. - THE RUTLAND HOTEL WANGANUFS LEADING HOTEL. A House of Quality and Refinement. Tariff, 10s per day. Weekly by arrangement*": ■ .-. - 1U \ Write or' wire for Reservation. •"-. i. " " ' * —~ . '; 1^ Restaurants and Tearooms. >-' <>. - • -ii : ;--^-'.;:jy:. THE " PICCADILLY TEA ROOMS, ... , ~;■;■' STRAND ARCADE, „. ;/ Dainty Light Lunches. Afternoon Tea I ;: ;. : -,' ,"; •«'• Specialty. . ;_v. " ' Music. 3to 5 p.m. : >;%\',;': Miss Clarice Wood, L.A.8.. Pianist. . ' Mr. Frank Parsons, L.A.8., Violinist.. 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