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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18169, 15 August 1922, Page 12

Amusements., FULLER'S fTOCSE. ULLER'S 'L?PERA XIOUSE. Wellesley Street. 'Phono 1595. Direction: Ben. and John Filler, Efd. TO-NIGHT, AND EVERY EVENING, At 8 p.m. GRAND MATINEES—MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, AND ALL HOLIDAYS. AT 2.30NEW SPECIALTY ± 1 ULLERS VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. First. Appearance of PASTOR AND MERLE. PASTOR AND MERLE, In Merry Moments. First Appearance of HIRSTE AND YENTON. HIRSTE AND VENTON, Character Studies of Everyday Life. THE THREE JACKSONS, THE THREE JACKSONS, Novelty Acrobats. PAGDEN AND STANLEY. With their Harmony Gazette. CARLTON AND ROSLYN, With Musical Comedy Gems. TOMMY HUGHES. With Scotch Songs and Stories. EDDIE MARTYN, With Eccentric Dancing. SAUNDERS AND ROBERTS. With Sons, Dance,-and Patter. First Appearance of BELLE MORA BELLE MORA, A Lass fra' Scotland. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd.. till 5, then at the THEATRE till 7. Phone 1505 for Reserved Seats. Prices.—ls, 2s t 2s 6d, 5s (Plus Tax). rr\ 0 - N I G H T. CHILDREN OF BANISHMENT. Starring MITCHELL LEWISA Thrilling Plot Amid Beautiful Scenery. Reserves 326-IA. Overture 7.15. . , TO-MORROW. Douglas McLean, in " THE HOME STRETCH.'' BROADWAY THEATRE. 'NEWMARKET. GRAND mo-DA Y. RANDIO - D A Y. FIRST NEW PRODUCTION,. Starring Corinne Krriffiths, in "THE SINGLE TRACK/' "THE SINGLE TRACK." SECOND NEW STAR. "THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T TELL." And the Thrilling Sherlock Holme*, " THE SOLITARY CYCLIST." AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. PRINCESS. PRINCESS. " "OECKLESS YOUTH," PRINCESS. XV Featuring PRINCESS. ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN. PRINCESS. PRINCESS. The Picture is Recommended PRINCESS. For Adult Audiences. PRLNCESS. PRINCESS. Sessions: 12, 2. 4, 6, 8. PRTVCESS. PBINCE3S. 'Z h S ne TIVOLI. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. I\'OLil. Lan MacLaren's TIVOLI. -BONNIE BRIAR BUSH." TIVOLI. ''BONNIE BRIAR BUSH." TIVOLI. Also. TIVOLI. A Stirring Cosmopolitan TIVOLI. Masterpiece, TIVOLI. " BOOMERANG BILL." TIVOLI. " BOOMERANG BILL." TIVOLI. Starring TIVOLI. LIONEL BARRYMORE. LYRIC. THE THREE r -iC — THE THREE LYRIC. MUSKETEERS. LYRIC. MUSKETEERS. TO-NIGHT AT 7,45. Matinee To-morrow (Wednesday). Special Musical Score by Lyric Orchestra. Book Your Seats at Liliicrap's M"sic Store, or 'Phcre 3645. VERYBODY'S. At 2 and 7.30. VERYBODY'S. At 2 and 7.3 it. EVERYBODY'S. At 2 and 7.30. NATIONAL At 2.30 and US. N TIOVAL At 2.30 and iS. NATIONAL At 2.30 and S. "THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE." OTRAND. -—■ - '10-DAY. OTRAND. Little STRAND. JACKIE COOGAN. STRAND. JACKIE COOGAN, STRAND. In STRAND. "MY BOY." STRAND. "MY BOY." STRAND. The lovable little chap who STRAND, won the hearts of everyone STRA.ND. through his work in " The STRAND. Kid." Mining Notices. < TTAURAKI MINES. LIMITED All ShareS in the abovenarned Company on which the Call due and payable on- June 22, 1922. has not been paid, will be- sold at Auction by Messrs. R. C. C&rr and .Son, at their Mart. Swanson Street, Auckland. TO-MORROW (Wednesday*. August 16. 1922. at 11 a.m., unless the said Call, together with the Sixteenth Call, made on July 13, 1922. and also owing on the said Shares, be paid on or before the Previous Day, at the Office of the Company. • H. GILFILLAN. Sjcretary. Auckland, August 7. 1922. Corporation Notices. MOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. REFUSE REMOVAL. In order to Collection of Refuse, householders are asked to see that a Covered Tin of two cubic feet capacity is used, and that it is placed on footpath by 7.30 a.m. W S. GRAY. Town Clerk | . Public Notices. TTETERLNARY.— Night calls in f«tnra V will be charged double fee.—T. Rothwell , Veterinary Surgeon. OtanuhuReruoral Notices. TW. H U T T O 27 (Established 13 Years?, MANUFACTURING TAILOR. DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC. In His New Premises at 18, LOWER VINCENT STREET (Just behind St. Matthew's Church). IS STILL OPEN TO MAKE YOUR COSTUMES AND YOUR SUITS AT HIS REASONABLE PRICES OF HIS USUAL GOOD QUALITY. Professional Cards. T3EMEMBER! 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