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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17571, 9 September 1920, Page 10

Amusements. 1 . . Q P E R A* TTOTJSE. Directirm: Ben and John Fuller. ALWAYS TfULLER'S. AND MERRY -T ULLER'S. BRIGHT. TO-NIGHT —AT Tpo-NIGHT. O-NIGHT - AT O — J O-NIGHT. BILLY T7LLIOT, ILLY XJLLIOT. BUB NT CORK COMEDIAN. BILLY "IT'LL lOT. ILLY -ULLIOT. ! EVERYBODY'S PAL. BILLY TT-LLIOT, ILLY JCjLLIOT. THE CONFIDENTIAL CHAP. JENNINGS AND GERALD. MISS DOFF DEE. THE TWO MACKS. EDDIE Ti/TARTIN. Expert DDIE iVXARTIN. Dancer. WALTER /GEORGE ALTER VXEORGE AND HIS SUNSHINE T3LAYERS. UNSHINE i LAYERS. In the Musical Tit-bit. " I^7"AY T\OWN TN A RIZONA." "VV ay IJown In Arizona." Plans at Rich-rdson's till 5. then at Segcdin's till 7." 'Phone 3748 for Reserves. FULLER'S COSTS YOU LESS. PRICES: Is. 2b. 2a 6d. os. plus tax. pRAND ■ TODAY A NEW DRAMA. "THE TOWPTi OF JEWEL?" "TEE TOWER OF JEWELS.'' Starring Corinne Griffiths and Morris Costello. sth Chapter. " MYSTERY OF 13." sth Chapter. " MYSTERY OF 13." A GOOD COMEDY AT TOE GRAND TO-DAY. LYRIC CINEMA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. ELSIE JANIS. " The Diggers* ELSIE JANIS. Darling." In "THE IMP." A Deluge of Delightful Devilment. Also MEG CTMINO, "The Mighty Atom." And 6th. Ep. "Mystery 15" (Which will be shown first on prog.). Usual Prices. Reserves at Richardson's. DARNELL THEATRE. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. GEORGE WALSH in GEORGE WALSH "Putting One Over." GEORGE WALSH "Putting One Over." PEGGY HYLAND in PEGGY HYLAND "Cheating Herself." PEGGY HYLAND "Cheating Herself." BIG DOUBLE BILL. STRAND. Direction: Fullers Ltd. TRAND. -_ Strand; TO-DAY. Strand. ANITA STEWART Strand. ANITA STEWART Strand. In Strand. " IN OLD KENTUCKY." Strand. " IN OLD KENTUCKY. * Strand. "IN OLD KENTUCKY.* Strand. A Sporting Drama. TIVOLT To-night at 8. IYOLI Enthusiastic Reception <• TIVOLI of TIVOLI ROBERT WARWICK TIVOLI In Anthony Hone's TIVOLI Thrilling Novel. TIVOLI "AN ADVENTURE IN TIVOLI HEARTS." TIVOLI Also. Usual High-class TIVOLI Supporting Programme. Meetings. » vases**' AUCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). A GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS Of Above Association Will bs Held at the CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. On

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