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

Amusements, ;^S ■ "THE STORY OF THE ROSAjw'ii IMATI N E E. ' SATURDAY NEXT AT 2.30. * JJIS MAJESTY'S THE ATBB ; Lessees: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction • BEN. AND JOHN FULLER, JTj n# THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Tffp' THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Top SEASON. aiu SEASON. The Ever-Popular Actor, ALLAXW I 1, K I E !ALLANW I L K I E* A L L A N V? 1 L K I E." And his Brilliant Coterie of Artists In the Wonderfully Realistic War Drama "THE STORY OF THE ROSARY" ' "THE STORY OF THE ROSARY" , "THE STORY OF THE ROSARY" 'THE STORY OF THE ROSARY" i THE ATTRACTION OF THE CITY ' PACKED TO THE POORS NIGHTTv A PLAY FOR MEN. u «iLX, A PLAY FOR WOMEN A PLAY FOR EVERYONE. The story of a groat fighter and a "allanl i lover, who took with him to the battlefield tne talisman of a Princess's Rosary. SEE THE WEDDING SCENE SEE THE GREAT DUEL. ' See the Wonderful Mechanical Effects See the Beautiful Scenery. See the Magnificent Costumes. Conceded by all to be one of the rnntf Thrilling Plays Ever Produced PRICES, PLAY AND PEOPLE POPULAR A WORD TO THE WISE BOOK TO-PAY. ROOK TO DAY BOOK TO-DAY. THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. Box Pian at Wildman and Arey's till g p.m.. alter that hour at Coleman's, Tobacconist, Thea're Arcade, where Day Sales may also lie obtained. PRICES: 4s. 3s, 2s, Is. No Early Doer, THEATRE ROYAL, HAMILTON MONDAY NEXT. APRIL 15. Ben and John Fuller. Jim, present i ALLAN WILKIE AND COMPANY In "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE." KING'S THEATRE I NO'S Ikeatre. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. - A "DRANDON-r''REMER F\RAMATIC pOMPANY, LAST NIGHT. - ACE AT T nE WINDOW. 1 ACE AT IHE V\ INDOW. PACE AT THE WINDOW. J ace At JLhe Window. Prices: 2s Id — Is Id -- and Siipence. Seats may be Booked at Finlay's (New Agent), Pitt St., at 2e 7d e»ch. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), | AT THE MATINEE, ; TT'S ALWAYS THE WOMAN DON'T Forgot the MERCER REGATT.' on SATURDAY APRIL 20. I MOORE PIANO CO.-Gooa makeri ' • low prices, eaty terms. Inspect.— | Customn St. (next Waverley). DON'T Forget the MERCER REGATTA on SATURDAY. APRIL 20. Athletic Sports. •JZING'S COLLEGE SPORTS THE ANNUAL SPORTS Will be hold on the Domain Cricket Ground TO-DAY (FRIDAY). All Parents and Friends are cordially in i vited to attend. First Event, 10.45 a.m. I THE PATETONGA PATRIOTIC SPORT! J 1 MEETING will be held on THURSDAY i April 25. Nominations for the Runnin | Events close on April 20. See posters, Ove £100 in Prizes. Dancing. TJANCIN6. NINTH SEASOJ HAVELOCK SOCIAL CLUB. DRUIDS"' HALL. NORTH STREE] TO-NIGHT. Pianist, Mr. Bert. Glover. Subs.: Gents, Is Cd; Ladies, fid. G. M. FOWLER. Hon. Secretary. Football. «_ AUCKLAND HUGB! Jj A LEAGU.E. Ik \ " REGISTRATION OF f^M 1 WEIGHTS. In accordance with the Weight Condition attached to the Junior Grades, players mu! weigh in as under: — LEAGUE ROOMS. 7.30-10 P.M. MONDAY, APRIL 15— City Rovers. TUESDAY, APRIL 16North Shore Albion, Sunnyaide Gut Parnell Club. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17Grafton Athletic, Richmond Roveri Newton Rangers. THURSDAY, APRIL 18Pupuke Club, Northcoto-Ramblers, Tol< graph Messengers. FRIDAY, APRIL 19— Ponsonby United, Manuk&u Rovers. OTAHUHU, 3 P.M. TO 5 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 20— Otahuhu Club. By Order of the Committee. R. A. SPINLEY, Secretary. Motor Trips. SIGHT-SEEING TRIP.-Andrew's Ch»! a-banc will leave the Post Office a 2.30 daily, for Titirangi and Surroundin Drives. Afternoon tea free. Seats booke by 'Phone 2426. Restaurants and Tearooms. THE tear fell gently from her eye, whe: last wo parted at the Manchestc Dining Rooms, opposite G.P.O. ' T> E BRITISH Ride en the Famous British Made CLINCHER CROSS TYRES If you want to help your country to kee] up her end of the great financial burde; caused by the war. ■ PGLLAN. ARMITAC-E AND CO.. LTD. Auckland Agents. "VTEW 7EALAUD TTERALD • AUCKLAND WEEKLY j^EWS. i SUBSCRIPTION " TERMS: New Zealand Herald, «)d per week de ! livcred in town and suburbs. Casual copies ' 2d each. 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