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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16909, 23 July 1918, Page 8

Amusements. "Hffi: A, =Sj: IIVOLI. Premier J-IVOLI. TIVOLI. Picture VOL - IVOLI. — House —J- IVOLI. T. T ' To-night, AT q O-NIGHT, AT 0. \\ o Present The Winsome and Vivacious Little Favourite, MARGUERITE pLARK, Marguerite VLARK, Marguerite plark. ARGUERITE LLAHK. 8. MARGUERITE pLARK, a. Marguerite LARK, S. MARGUERITE pLARK. S. IVI AH GUI-: KITE V- LARK, S. MARGUERITE pLARK, S. Marguerite VLARK, S. MARGUERITE pLARK. s. Marguerite v^lark, In one of her Greatest Successos to date, _ giving full scope to her dainty stylo and magnetic • charm, entitled, BAB'S IDURGLAR. AB ' S Jj UItGL AR. BAB'S BUKGLAR, AB ' S -O U R L A li. I BAB'S pURGLAR. AB ' S JJURGLA R. BAB'S BURGLAR. _ AB'S JL) URGL AR. With exquisite tasto and - daintiness, Marguerite Clark A _ makes a lovable, youthful heroine 31 in Mary Rinehart's widely read and W popular story; in fact, one Would think that ' the part of '' Bab" was specially created for hor. It affords her a delightful, romantic role, punctuated with subtle and refre?hini* humour. BOX PLANS FOR THE WHOLE SEASON Are now on view at H. deal's, Queen St TMVOLI.— Reserves at H. — rPIVOLIJ- rVOLI.— deal's. Queen St.. - I IVOLI TIVOLI.- Or Theatre. -T IV IVOLI.— 'Phone 22.16 Auto. —1 IVOLI. TVTATIONAL PICTURES. 1\ ATI ON A L 1 ICTURES. A PARAMOUNT PROGRAMME. THE GREATEST ACTOR IN PICTURES. OESSUE TTAYAKAWA, tJESSUE IIAYAKAWA, The groat sensational actor of the screen, N in one of tho strongest dramatic pictures that has yet Been produced. IN A FIVE PART DRAMA. rfHE QECRET P.AME, , XHE UECRET VJAME, ad CAN YOU IMAGINE TOUR BEST GIRL A SPY? The only objection peonlo have to this «r magnificent production, " Tho Secret Game," lly is that thov nave to come early to get a scat. MACK SENNET COMEDY. TWO REELS OF LAUGHTER. "TAMING TARGET CENTER." THE PENAL COLONY OF PALAWAN SESSIONS: 11. 12.50. 2.40. 4.30. 6.20. 8 P.M. ' i Q. LOB E GRAND BENEFIT WEEK. In Aid of GREY LYNN FIFE AND DRUM BAND FUNDS. 3S CHARLIE CHAPLIN, Tho King of Comedians, in the Side-Splitter. " BEHIND THE SCENES." BUY YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE. Patriotic Notices. ~ RAND'S "jpRIBUTE TO 5 ' pRANCE, I A Mooting of Auckland Citizens will be _ held in tho Council Chamber, Town Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 21th last., at 8 p.m.. to _ oonsidor suitable arrangements with regard g to Auckland's quota to the fund, " Now Zealand's Tribute to Franco." iS- J. H. GUNSON, ng Mayor. .ti. July 20, 1918. W OMEN ' S M UTDAL - § W OMEN'S M UTOAL AID QHOP, J\ o U, UT 'y$J VICTORIA STREET. rjiO-DAY. ipo-DAY. GIRLS' COMMITTEE IN CHARGE. USUAL ARTICLES FOR SALE. DAINTY CAMISOLES, BOUDOIR CAPS, SILK FLOWERS A SPECIALTY. Orders Taken. AFTERNOON TEA. 6d. ~ WINNERS OF GUESSING COMPETI--Life-like Doll. MISS BILLY MAIR, , Takapuna Groy Lynn Cradle, MRS. C. J. PARR, Victoria Avenue. ice he NORMAL SCHOOL '".AUCKLAND NORMAL SCHOOL 0I (And Wcllesley St. East School). >al he _____ 10ROLL OF HONOUR. !or 81 The Headmaster of tho Normal School 1 invito« Parents, Guardians, or Near jfj Relatives of Old Boys of those Schools to ,j. furnish him with the names of any that are 2 or have been on active service. Forms, on which to fill ill particulars for to- tho School Roll of Honour, may be obtained! tir from tho Headmaster. j rt- " - g ————————————— ! .p. 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Admission Tickets. 10 No 8, 1765 997 3478 2222 2165 75 8, ' Orders for Prizes will bo issued by the 18 | Executive at Ellerslie Public Library every evening between 7.30 and 6.30. or by Mr. A. J. a- Hewson, caro Messrs. Frank Jagger and Co., Grey Street, daily between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Prir.es unclaimed by THURSDAY. August 1. will be sold for the benofit of the Funds. - O. A. DARBY. Secretary. | WANTED Martin, Kaeo, winner Linen ' _ Chest (4308). If not claimed by September 3, 1918, will be sold.—E. Wilcox, ijoc. 1 k Demonstrations, id ~ ~ ~ =!: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, at L s ' DEMONSTRATIONS •h Of a ' s pfIUIT JpREE pRUNIKO , w Will be Given as Under: ie Mr. J. Waiter Johns. Vermont, PUKEro KOBE—WEDNESDAY. JMy 24. of Mr. J. Glenie. Soc. Fanners' Union PUKEo- KOHE EAST-THURSDAY. 25th. 10 ■Mr Rainford, Ramarama— FRIDAY, 26th. ir Mr Blank. Clovedm—MONDAY, 29th" e- Miss Youns, PAPAKI'RA—WEDNESDAY 31st. of Commencing each day at 2-30 p.m., with i is ;an address on "Control of Orchard rests" | Hiby W C Thompson. Orchard Instructor.' 1 is - ' : Ij! Restaurants and Tearooms. ■ JS rpHE JIFFIN ; §0 pOPULAR? ■ - Because it is run on modern lines by a ■ caterer of wide oiperience, who knows what ' the public wants— gives it to them. The - raw materials required by the business are " r the very best the market can supply. The ■ rt chef is highly skilled, the service quick and . II silent. Result—Popularity 1 Thoro are lots of Restaurants in Auckland— only one - 'TIFFIN, ' I CITY CHAMBERS. Corner Queen and Victoria Streets,