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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18040, 15 March 1922, Page 14

Amusements. PULLER'S r\ pERA TT°2§§' -C ULLER'S UpERA HOUSE. Direction Bon. and John Fuller, Ltd. ALW\Y« MERRY AND BRIGHTI MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. Prices. Gd. Is. Is 6d. plus tax. TO-NIGHT-At 8-TO-NIGBT. TO-NIGHT-At B—TO-NIGHT. ONLY POUR MORE NIGHTS OF ONLY FOUR MORE NIGHTS OF ONLY FOUR MORE NIGHTS OF VAUDEVILLE. VAUDEVILLE. VAUDEVILLE. OPENING AT THE MATINEE. MONDAY For the first time for many yeara Vaudeville gives place to Drama at the Opera Hause. ON MONDAY NEXT. MARCH 20. BEN AND JOHN FULLER, LTD., Present THE T>EV. T?RANK pORMAN. IHE IIEV. £ RANK VIORMAN, (The Singing Parson.) And MISS LESLEY ADRIENNE. MISS LESLEY ADRIENNE. Supported by an Entire Dramatic Company, in the soul-inspiring Drama, " THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND.' " THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND.' " THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND.' Adapted from the Famous Novel. FOUR ACTS. fcEVEN SCENES. Telling the story of a winsome, wrongei by a minister of God, who should havo set her feet on the right path; his ultimate remorse and his selfdenunciation from his own pulpit. A REAL PARSON IN A REAL PLAY. REMEMBER THE DATE-MARCH 20. REMEMBER THE PLACEOPERA HOUSE. The Play Produced In Its Entirety. Plans at Lewis R Eady and Son. Ltd.. til 5, then at the Theatre till 7.. Thorn 1595 for Reserves. Prices: la, 2s. 2s 6d. 3s. P!us Tax. PRINCESS. RINCESS. PRINCESS. ETHEL CLAYTON. PRINCESS. ETHEL CLAYTON. PRINCESS. In PRINCESS. ■BEYOND." PRINCESS. "BEYOND." PRINCESS. By the World-renownec PRINCESS. Dramatist, Henry Arthu PRINCESS. Jones, Author of "The SUve: PRINCESS. King." T YRIC. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. -UiRIC. A Lapse into Laos and Laughter LYRIC. MR. & URS. CARTER DE HAVE: LYRIC. MR. & MRS. CARTER DE HAVE: LYRIC. In "My Lady Friends." LYRIC. In "My Lady Friends." LYRIC. S'nice. S'fast. S'frolicsome LYRIC. Sh-Sh-Shterrib'e. Shscandal. LiRIC. Also Another Two-reel Special. LYRIC. Christie Comedy, " A Pair o LYRIC- Sexes," and Latest Topical. LYRIC. Book Your Seats. miVOLJ. . . TO-NIGHT, AT 8 J-IVOLI. Tremendous Success of TIVOIi E , PHILL] p S OPPENHEIM'S TIVOLI. Sensational Talc of Mystery an< TIVOLI t Romance. n'!r LI. "The Great impersonation.' TIVOLI. "The Great Impersonation.' TivuLl. "The Great Impersonation.' TIYOLI. Also Big Supporting Programme TIVOLI. Reserves. Plan. 2236 A. Strand. TO-DAY! TO-DAY Strand. K MTA STEWART Strand. ANITA STEWART Strand. In Strand. "SOWING THE WIND." Strand. "SOWING THE WIND." strand. He sowed the -wind, and hi Strar.d. daughter reaped the whirlwind Strand. —— Strand. , ALAN McELWAIX Strang. In New Monologues. EVERYBODY'S. — TWO FEATURES VERYBODY'S. "FOUL PLAY," EVERYBODY'S. and EVERYBODY'S "THE STREET EVERYBODY'S. CALLED STRAIGHT.' EVERYBODY'S. Also. EVERYBODY'S. Hall Boy Comedy. EVERYBODY'S. Gazette. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY GRAND ■ TOJ)AY A NEW DRAMA Starring EARLE WILLIAMS, "THE FORTUNE HUNTER." Another Drama, Starring MARY MILES' MINTER. "WIVES AND OTHER WIVES.' Serial. 13th Chapter. " Hidden Dangers-' •A GOOD COMEDY. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. RATIONAL pT CTU ETs L" Now Showing: GEORGE LARKIN. In "THE MAN TRACKERS." EDITH HALLOR. In n "JUST OUTSIDE THE DOOR." 'Seaside Shapes"—Comedy. „ . International News Sessions: 11.15. 1.15, 3.30. 6.0. 8.0. Reserves". 2169 A. THEATRE. NEWMARKET ■im Y S < ?"? iifht 3nd To-morrow J&HtMy- Mfe. n Metro present; imY B£sf ~ L * FE s DA RN FUNNY.' Inff ml!' & ,tn P n!t VI T OLA DANA ImVnMf nele * * r . Laugh Everj IOLA DANA. Minute. "TERROR TRAIL." sth lOLA DANA. Episode. Eileen Sedgwick Overture, 7.45 p.m. Reserves until 6 p.m. 'Phone 1894. £MPRESS THEATRE, NEWTON O-NIGHT. TO-MORROW. AND FRIDAY "THE CUP OF FURY" "THE CUP OF FURY" 'THE CUP OF FURY" "THE CUP OF FURY" •'THE CUP OF FURY!" Episode 7: "DO OR DIE." Reunions, }T. CUTHBERT'S T OLD GlilFl^ ST. CUTHBERT'S DAY. MONDAY MARCH 20. ' REUNION. 2.50 to 5.50. ALL OLD ir.t,™ GIBLS WELCOME MARCH n.-Swimming Sports, Shelly eacn Baths. 2 o'clock Old Girls' Race. M. W. SMEETON, ■ ' Hon. Sec. Motor and Coach Trips. TAURANGA -MATAMATA. 'ALKER'S HUDSON MOTOR SERVICE Cars leave Tauranga. Daily at 8 a.m.. co* icting with Rotorua-Frankton-Auckland Ex. ess at Matamata at 1120 a m Cars leave Matamata Daily, after arriva Auckland-Frankton-Rotorua Express al « m n "achme Tauranga. s _ 3o • atamata" m ™ to Mah °n. D aI \VALKER, Tauranga. 'Ph oDe i 5 5, TOURIST Sight-seeing Company wil . supply all the. Motor Char-a-bancs yoi quire for that picnic or dance you an Ring. J. RIMMER, 'Phone 26S0A ROTORUA BY, MOTOR.-McLaREnI . louring Char-a-banc, " The Royal " wil sate Auckland on EASTER. SATURDAY iather pernutting.-Pa.-ticulars, Phone 253 i Removal Notices. REMOVAL NO -DICE WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE MOVED INTO OUR NEW OFFICES IN THE IPERIAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST i QILES AND piLES. CHIROPRACTORS. m BRITISH TRADERB' INSURAKCI CO., LTD., (Established J865). HAVE REMOVED TO GROUND FLOOR OFFICES, , UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET. GEOFFREY NEVILL. (, Branch Manager. °.«j t » i ' lca^, y ?? r . old Hat. We Clean