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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18089, 13 May 1922, Page 16

Amusements. FULLER'S OES££ TTnniw ULLER'S V/PERA XLOUSE. Direction: Ecu- and John Fuller. Ltd. IT'S VAUDEVILLE-AND irS GOOD! MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. Prices: Gd. Ib. 2s. plus tax. TO-NIGHT - AT 8 - TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT BRILLIANT VAUDEVILLE BILL. SAM AND ELISE G OLDIE. No. 1 Brilliant Joy Ksiy. THE SPRIGHTLY SISTERS. No. 2 Brilliant Joy Ray. • FRANK WHITMAN. No. S Brilliant Jot Hay. TILTON AND WEST. No 4 Brilliant Joy Kay. MAGGIE BUCKLEY. No 5 Brilliant Joy Kay. HULEY AND BENT. No G Brilliant Joy Kay. ALBERTO, No. 7 Brilliant Joy Ray. BRfGHTIE AND CARLYON. No. 8 Brilliant Joy Ray. PHROZO, No 9 Brilliant Joy Ray. BEAVER. No. 10 Brilliant Joy Ray. 1/Y-BRILLIANT JOY ACTS-1 A IU—BRILLIANT JOY ACTS— J-V Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd.. till 12; then at THE THEATRE till 7. 'Phone 1505 for Reserved Seats. PRICES: 1«. 2a, 2s Gd. 3a- Plus tw. | TTING'S — AUCKLAND - rpHEATRE. COMMENCING AT THE MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2.30. AGAIN TO-NIGHT. AT 8. i ' And Every Evening, at 8. , I . ' GEORGE CROSS DRAMATIC COMPANY. i ; GEORGE CROSS DRAMATIC COMPANY, | \ Including MISS VERA REMEE. • I And a Whole Host of Auckland Favourites. j In tho Now Romantic Drama. ! i " MOTHER O' MINE." "MOTHER O' MINE." \ ; " MOTHER O' MINE." \ ! NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. GORGEOUS COSTUMES. Box Plan at Finlay's and Richardijon's, Prices.—Saturday Nights, 2s 6d. la (id, and j Is. Ordinary Nights, 2g, Js 6d. and Is; j' Gd extra for booking. Plua tax, 1 I TOWN HALL TOWN HALL. Direction: E. J. Gravestock. SATURDAY NEXT. AT 8. SATURDAY NEXT, AT 8. SATURDAY NEXT. AT 8. 1 Under the Patronage and in the Presence of Her Excellency, Lady Jellicoe. 1 | A MUSICAL EVENT OF NATIONAL , IMPORTANCE. ■I Concerts also on . ! TUESDAY. THURSDAY. SATURDAY. ■ ! May 23rd. 25th. 27th. I I " BEYOND DOUBT. MISS BUCKMAN IS ! ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES OF THE CONCERT PLATFORM TO-DAY." —Yorkshire Observer. | MR. E. J. GRAVESTOCK Has the honour to announce the Visit of THE WORLD-FAMOUS NEW ZEALAND SINGER MISS ROSINA "LJUCKMAN OSINA JJUCKMAN ROSINA BUCKMAN ROSINA BUCKMAN ROSINA BUCKMAN ROSINA BUCKMAN ROSINA BUCKMAN After her wonderful triumphs in England. " There can be no question of the pre- ! eminent popularity of Miss Ivosina Buck- ; man."—Liverpool Post. A NEW ZEALANDER'S TRIUMPH. A NEW ZEADANDER'S TRIUMPH. j Ten years ago Miss Rosina Buckman, an ' unknown New Zealand singer, arrived in 1 London: a few weeks ago she left London, ■' the idol of the musical world. AN AUDIENCE OF 10,000 PEOPLE AN AUDIENCE OF 10.000 PEOPLE Assembled to hear her sing at he r farewell concert prior to her world's tour. " Ah. the trulv lovely voice, rich and easy | and exquisite in all its ways!"— London i Daily Mail ASSOCIATE ARTISTS: First Appearance in New Zealand of MR. MAURICE D'OISLY MR. MAURICE D'OISLY MR. MAURICE D'OISLY MR. MAURICE D'OISLY MR. MAURICE D'OISLY England's Foremost Operatic Tenor. " Mr. Maurice D'Oisly possesses an attractive temperament, a voice of beautiful : aualfty. a gift of perfect phrasing, and the 1 happy appearance of seeming to take a I buoyant delight in his own singing." First Appearance in New Zeuland of j I MISS ADELINA LEON. I MISS ADEIJNA LEON. The Brilliant English "Cellist. " Miss Ade'ini Leon can produce a. full i resonant tone that is a real joy, and one had only to hear those wonderfnl introductory phrases of the Cer-ar Franck Sonata . : to realise what a sensitive _ 2nd beautiful instrument a 'cello becomes in her hands." 1 —London Daily Telerrapli. ; j At the Piano : : MR. PERCY KAHN. i BO'X PLANS OPEN ON MONDAY 1 ! BOX PLANS OPEN ON MONDAY ' At Lewis R- Eady and Son, Ltd. . ! Reserved Seats. 7s fid. Unreserved, 5s and 3s. All prices plus tax. Q O N G SERVICE.: BAPTIST TABERNACLE. TO-NIGHT (Saturday). 7.30. ! LECTURE BY REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. ' •' GENTLEMAN JACK OF ETON." j (Brownlow North, the Famous Evangelist) THE CHORUS CHOIR WILL SING-' Aviation, j OEAP.LANE FLIGHTS AT ONEHUNGA OEAPLANE FLIGHTS AT ONEHUNGA (Weather Permitting). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), WALSH BROS.' SUPER-MARINE FLYING BOAT SUPER-MARINE FLYING BOAT And AVRO SEAPLANE AVRO SEAPLANE WILL MAKE PASSENGER FLIGHTS, Starting 12 Noon. FARES— £2 Per Passenger. j g — ' | Excursions, Picnics, etc. i SURFDALE SEASIDE ESTATE. Weather portuitting, Launch lonoto i leaves Launch Steps TO-MORROW (Sunday), i at 9.-15 a.m. Leaves Surfdilo about 3.30 j P-m. , , „ , N.B N.S.S.Go. 8 eteamers leave for Sun- , dale Mondays and Wednesdays at_9.3o a.m.. j arriving back about 5.30 p.m. Saturdays: i leave. 1.45 p.m., returning Sunday. ONEROA BEACH ESTATES. Wright'a Bldgs., Fort St. 'Phono 11S4A. j "iVrOTOR-Bus leaves Whangarei for Oak- ! IVi leigh, etc., Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, i 7.-15 a.m., Kiripaka 9 a.m., Moengawahine i (via Kamo) 7.15 a.m. Daily service for Hikurangi. 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.. returns 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Additional services Monday, 6.30 a.m., returns 7.30 a.m.. Saturday 10.30 P-m.. returns 11.30 pm. Other time-tables apply NORTHERN BOTOR-BUS CO.. W h anga-rei. R O W N ' S BAY. The launch Flirt leaves tho Launch Sb»ps for Brown's Bay every Sunday at 9.30 am Leaves Brown's Bay at 5 p.m. Return foS; »^— 'Phone 2740. T7USHING Excursion.--Launch Clematis L loaves Steps, 1.30 to-day (weather suiting); all farea. 2a 6d. Bring bait. Hockey. TT O C K E Y. WVI ahJ Under the Auspices of the : JS \/ M Auckland Hockey Association. KEMUERA GROUNDS. MARKET ROAD. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). LADIES' AND MEN'S MATCHES. SENIOR GRADE MATCHES AT 3 P.M. ' 'KIT. EDEN V. ST. LUKE'S. UNIVERSITY A V. SOMERVELL. UNIVERSITY B V. ARETA. Admission: Sixpence. A. PLAYLE. k • Hoa. See, A„H»4» l