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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16822, 12 April 1918, Page 8

Amusements. TELLER'S QPERA TTOUSE. Direction Ben. J. and Jno. Fuller, Junr. A RECORD SUCCESS, OUR NEW VAUDEVILLE BILL. AT 8 - TO-NIGHT. - AT 8. Everyone Amazed, Astounded, and Lost in Wonder over the Remarkable and Apparently Miraculous Achievements of SERGEANT COPELAND AND KID. SERGEANT COPELAND AND KID. Clairvoyaricy, Mental Telepathy, CALL IT WHAT YOU WILDIT IS MARVELLOUS! Last 2 Nights of their Successful Season. PAUL STANHOPE'S REVUE CO., In " TOPSY-TURVEY.' Mac Lean and Leo In Farce Kelly and Drake - - - Dancing Eccentrics Clarence Crawford Xylopbonist McKay and Graham - - Operatic Singers Trio Clnssique Musicians FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES. (Includes Taj). D.C. and 0.5., 2s Id; Stalls, Is Id; Galery, 6d. Plan till 5 p.m. at Robertson's Music Depot, Queen St. Reserves. 2s 7d. PRINCESS. IUNCESS. ■ I ENLIGHTEN T\AUGHTER. f I -A N LIGHTEN 1 HY 1 DAUGHTER. I QFECIAL: Owing to the Extraordinary Increased Purchase Prico for GENUINE SUPER-FEATURES, The Management announce the following SCALE OF ADMISSION During the. Run of this TRULY REMARKABLE PICTURE. "EVENING CESSIONS: GROUND FLOOR. Is. PLUS TAX. DRESS CIRCLE, Is 6r>, PLUS TAX. DRESS CIRCLE, RESERVED, 2s. PLUS TAX. King for Seats, 'Phone 586 A. TV AY CESSIONS: SIXPENCE "EVERYWHERE. PRINCESS. RINCESS. PRINCESS. RINCESS. "1 TOMORROW (SATURDAY. T i ±0-&lOKROW (SATURDAY. I TO-MORROW (SATURDAY. I I XO-MORROW (SATURDAY. |_ THE MASTER-DRAMA, Whose Impressive Text .3 "WARN YOUR DAUGHTER IN TIME!" NLIGHTEITrpHTTSAUGHTER. i Enlighten Ihy JL/aughter. I "ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER. I I Ji.VLIOHTEN l_gY JJaPOHTER. I A Truly Remarkable 7-Act Superfeature, All-star Cast, headed by:— RUBYE DE REMER (the Marvellous Actress featured in "The Auction Block"), ZEENA KEEFE. and JAMES MORRISON. E~~ NLTgFITEN"T AUGBTERT"] NLIGIITEN IHY JL/AUGHTER. i I UNLIGHTEN THY TYAGGHTER. I I JUNLIGHTEN IHY UAUGHTER.. I THERE WERE TWO GIRLSRUTH— mother warned her of the world's pitfalls, and what might happen from the chance meeting with a "splendid chap." LlLLlAN—whose mother kept her "just a pure, innocent child." And Lillian, thus blindfolded. fell from the HEIGHTS OF PURITY to the DEPTHS OF SHAME. AND WHAT OF THE MAN? NLIGIITEN THY TYAUGHTER. I NLIGHTEN IHY i/AUGHTER. I ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER. I NLIGHTEN XHY -UaUGHTER, J This Picture is not conventional. It is a, vivid and direct dealing with a grave problem. IF the mother WILL not TELL-. this DRAMA WILL, JTNLIGHTEN thy daughter. ~ ! Enlighten 1 hy i/AUGHTER. enlighten thy "DAUGHTER. i NLjIGHTEN i-hy 1/aughter. ] a daring, FEARLESS, OUTSPOKEN PICTURE. NLIGHTEN THY 'HAUGHTER. NLIGHTEN 1 HY -U'aUGHTER. ENLIGHTEN THY "HAUGHTER. NLIGHTEN 1 HY JL/AUGHTER. AN UNUSUAL STORY DELICATELY HANDLED. §A BAZAAR will* be held A at St. John Ambulance Station. Rutland Street. TOMORROW (Saturday), in Aid of National Reserve Nursing Division Funds for Equipment. Stalls of all descriptions; Stretcher Drill by Members; Surprise Packets; Musical Items. The Bazaar will be opened by Mrs. (Dr.) Kenneth Mackenzie at 2.30 p.m.. and will be open till 10.30 p.m. Admission: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. E. CAMMELL, Lady Supt. K. M. MASON, Divisional Sec. DON'T Forget the MERCER REGATTA on SATURDAY. APRIL 20. Meetings. rp HE CALVA-TION A RMY Jlhe Salvation army divisional ponghess. Ivisional vongress. conducted by commissioner and tvtrs. ttodder Commissioner and Mrs. Jllodder assisted by polonel and TIfES. tvfctnnes, Colonel and Mrs. Mclnnes, and a large number of officers. SUNDAY, A. pril 1 a ounday, April l l ±. TOWN ttall. t<own TJall. , 1 own Hall. 1 own. Hall. . » SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 3 AND 7 P.M. AFTERNOON: MUSIC AND SONG. EVENING: GRAND FINAL PUBLIC MEETING. All aro Welcome to all Services. SALVATION ARMY HALL, ALBERT STREET. FRIDAY, April 12, 7.45 p.m.—Holiness Convention. SUNDAY, April 14. 11 a.m.—Holiness Meeting. Christians Specially Invited. A UCKLAND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIAA TION. The Annual General Meeting of Members will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on TUESDAY. April 30, 1918, at 1.45 p.m. Nominations for Officers and Committees will be received by the undersigned up to lGlh inst. By order. THOS. E. WHITTON. Secretary. . A UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND A PASTORAL ASSOCIATION (Regd.). ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS. Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members will be held at the Association's Office. 16. Hall of Commerce. High Street, Auckland, on FRIDAY April 26. 1918, at 1.30 p.m., when the Officers for the ensuing year will be elected, the Report and Balance-sheet will be submitted, and other business. W. B. FORDYCE, April 10, 1918. Secretary. Lectures. THE THEOSOPHICAL OOCIETY. I H.P.B. LODGE. O Miss C. W. Christie, National Organiser for the Society in N.Z., will Lecture in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall. Auckland, on SUNDAY NEXT, at 7 p.m. Subject. " The Forgiveness of Sins " (a Theosophical interpretation). Dictionary. (a) Forgiveness is to cease to feel resentment for wrong clone. (b) To remit the penalty. (c) To give over the penalty without reservation. Bible. (a) A resentful God is unthinkable. " God ib love," John iv., v. 8. (b) Man reaps what he sows. I. Gal. vi., v. 7. (c) The vicarious atonement. Rom. v., v. 17-19. The Theosophical Equivalent for Forgiveness. What? Vocal Solos by Mrs. Sumner. Collection to defray expenses,