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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17338, 9 December 1919, Page 16

j Amusements. '"pULLEE'S • r\PERA j^OUSE. Direction: Ben and John Fuller. ALWAYS ."PULLER'S AND MERRY X ULLER'S BRIGHT, TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. O-NTGHT — AT 8 — 1 O-NIGHT. FIVE BIG FEATURE ACTS ._, _ AND A MUSICAL COMEDY, CAN YOU BEAT IT? Headed by EDDIE \fONTROSE, DDIE -MONTROSE, Tht Famous Broadway Clown. BRYANT AND "DEYANT. RYANT AND JjRYANT. Electric ManipulatorsTHE A ERIAL fselsoes, he Aerial JL/elsoes. Sensational Trapezists. THE TpRIO, HE 1 RIO. Celebrated Harpists and Violinists. FRANK T ANK AND A LICE. RANK JLiANK AND LICE. . Joyous Club JugglersWALTER /S EORGE'S ALTER VTEORGE'S SUNSHINE T3LAYERS. UNSHINE X LAYERS. In the Mystic Eastern Romance. THE "pEARL r\F T>ERSIA. HE X. EARL OP JTERSIA. A Musical Extravaganza of the Orient. Plans at Richardson'si Music Stores (opp. Milne and Choyce) till 5, then at Segedm's (opp. Theatre) till 7. PRICES: Is. 2s. 2s 6d (Res.), pins tax. QEAND — rpo-DAY. VITAGRAPH DRAMA, New to Auckland. " rpHAT T\nNCHESTER TX7-OMAN." "J. AT V? jNCrir.STER VV OMAN." "rpHAT TSTINCHESTER TXTOMAN.'' "1 AT VV iNChI-STER VV OMVN." "rpHAT "IXfXNCHESTER TTtTOM-N." " x T VV \(-H>.^ rßß Woman." " HPHAT WINCHESTER ■ WOMAN." " XriAT VV INrptSTER TY OMAN." Starring ALICE JOYCE. And 5/~IHAPTER O Chapter — the T ightning "D AIDERS." he -UiGHTNING XVAIDERS." Crowds Come to See It Weekly. Also, we have CHARLIE!!! CHARLIE /"IHAPLIN, HARLIE CHAPLIN, C CHARLIE riHAPLIN, V'HARLIE V/HAPLIN. In CHARLIE /CHAPLIN, rpHE f^URE. HARLIE L/HAPLIN, XHE V^URE. /CHARLIE /CHAPLIN, \->HARLIE v-haplin, c charlie /chaplin, >harlie Chaplin, Sessions all Day, from 11 am. to 10 p-m. POPULAR PRICES: Day Sessions: Circle, is 6d and Is; Stalls. 6d. Evening Sessions: Res.. 2s; Circle, Is 6d and Is; Stalls, 9d; Children, Gd. Plus tax. ¥. THOMAS" SCHOOLROOM, UNION ST.—TO-DAY AND TO-MOR-ROW, DECEMBER 9 and. 10. 2.30 and 7. TO-DAY (Tuesday)— Sale of Produce. Needlework, etc. Admission: Afternoon, Free; Evening, 6d; Entertainments. WEDNESDAY—Christmas Tree. Admission by ticket. Is. Every ticket-holder gets a Handsome Present. , , Lectures. •RATIONAL SCHOOL OF HEALTH. LECTURE BY M. WALKER, On "INFLUENZA: ITS CAUSE, PREVENTION AND CURE." GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL, TO-NIGHT, AT 7*5 P.M. Chairman: C. A. Wilson. Admission by Silver Coin. Meetings. JJ Z. SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. GENERAL MEETING. — TO-NIGHT. A General Meeting' of Members and all interested, in the aims of the Association will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street (Large Hall), THIS (Tuesday) E/ENING, at 8 o'clock. SOLDIERS. ROLL UP, AND HELP US TO HELP YOU. W. A. WILKINSON, Hon. Sec. TMPORTANT NOTICE. fT*"* if ~ Will all Workers at P.P.A. U -V? W) Town Hall Meetings please Bum Bl attend Organisation Meeting at El lirt. Jpl Chamber of Commerce, TO\>m.rizrfy NIGHT (Tuesday), at 8 p.m. Business Urgent. WILL D. MORE, Secretary. O U B J E O T: "PRESBYTERIANISM OR THE BIBLE." .Hear ALFRED MACE, ALFRED MACE, THE CELEBRATED SPEAKER, TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), 7.30 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT (Tuesday). 7-30 O'CLOCK. HOWE STREET HALL, off Karaogahape j Road, near Reservoir. 1 , _ I A PLAIN TALK TO PLAIN PEOPLE, BY MRS. BOSCAWEN. Friends and Others Interested Invited. ST. BARNABAS' HALL. Bellevue Road, Mount Eden, TO-NIGHT (Tuesday). 8 O'CLOCK. A UCKLAND DIVISION OF THE N.Z. BRANCH OF THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. The Annual Meeting of the above Society will be held at the Town Hall on WEDNESDAY. December 10, 1919, at 3 p.m. Business : Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers. General. A. A. MARTIN, Hon. Secretary. THE Annual Meeting of Shareholders will r, . °? he d in the Makarau Hall, on Saturday, December 13. Reunions s~~'5 ~~' ■DASTEN'3 COMMERCIAL TRAINING •*-' v^OlxiiEGE. IMPERIAL BLDGS. (Opp. Smeeton's) 'Phone 2742. ANNUAL REUNION. Of PAST AND PRESENT STUDENTS Will be held on SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. At KOHIMARAMA. Boat leaves Ferry Tee at 2 p.m. . NOTE.—Any Students not in receipt of invitation please apply at Office for same. Tickets obtainable at Office after Wednesday: also from Committee at Tew on Saturday. i Northland. fHE gELL ATORTH TNFORMATION OERVICE. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED PARTIES OF SIS OR OVER MET AT AUCKLAND AND TAKEN TO THE WINTERLEsg NORTH. AND THE POTENTIALITIES OF THE TERRITORY OCULARLY j DEMONSTRATED FROM A FARMER'S. I BUSINESS MAN'S. AND TOURIST'S POINT OF VIEW. ASK ALLEN B ELL ' 39. ENDEANS BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST.. AUCKLAND. AND BOX 43. KAITAIA, NORTHLAND, NEW ZEALAND, i J