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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18198, 18 September 1922, Page 12

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Eadv and Ron, Ltd., till 5, then at THE THEATRE till 7. 'Phone 1595 for Reserved Stats. Prices: Is, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s (plus tax). COMING MONDAY NEXT. The Great English Comedian, HARRY THURSTON. HARRY THURSTON. HARRY THURSTON. HARRY THURSTON. The Original of Captain Brute Ba.rnsfathor's Famous War Character. 'OLE BILL 'OLE BILL. 'OLE BILL. 'OLE BILL. IF IT'S GOOD. YOU SEE IT AT FULLER'S. T» ROADWAY THEATRE, NEWMARKET. Talk about your Boudoir Comedies —this one's the scream of them all. They rjarried, but didn't tell a soul, and so what do you think folks said when on visiting HIS Flat to drag; him out for a midnight spree, they found HER, A tantalising morsel for jaded appetites, served in five spicy courses; as inviting as a wink- See the beautiful Elaine Hammerstein tell the etory at the Broadway Theatre, Newmarket, to-night. The Overture by the Broadway Orchestra commences at 7.-15 p.m. Reserves 3264 A, bo come along. EMPRESS. NEWTON " MPRESS. EMPRESS. TO-NIGHT AND EMPRESS. TO-MORROW NIGHT. EMPRESS. William Fox Special: EMPRESS. " SHAME." EMPRESS. " SHAME." EMPRESS. " SHAME." EMPRESS. " SHAME." EMPRESS. Usual Prices. EMPRESS. Orchestral Overture 7.30. EVERYBODY'S. TO-DAY VERYBODY'S. Geraldino Farrar EVERYBODY'S. In EVERYBODY'S. THE WORLD AND EVERYBODY'S. THE WOMAN. EVERYBODY'S. With EVERY BODY'S. Big Supporting EVERYBODY'S. Programme. EVERYBODY'S. Sessions: EVERYBODY'S. 12. 'I, 4. G. 8. LYRIC TO-NIGHT at 8 LYRIU. YRIC TO-NIGHT at 8 LYRIC. MILDRED. HARRIS, in A First National Attraction, "HABIT." " HABIT." A Dramatic Thunderbolt. In Addition: "HE'S A DEVIL" Comedy. "NOAH PUT THE CAT OUT." AND LATEST TOPICAL. Book at Lillicrap'e"PRINCESS. Jt FRIDAY NEXT 10,000* MILES THRO' CANNIBAL LAND. Lectures. SCOTS HALL. SYMONDS STREET, Col's HALL. SYMONDS STREET. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). AT s P.M. AT 8 P.M. PUBLIC LANTERN LECTURE. PUBLIC LANTERN LECTURE. Under the Auspices of the New Zealand Institute of Architects (Auckland Branch). rpHE "INVOLUTION C\V npHE THNGLISH TTOUSE. — BY — MR, C. REGINALD FORD. F.R.G.S.. F.S.A.. M.C.P.. President of the New Ze;'and Institute of Architects. This Lecture is the Story of English ! Domestic Architecture Through Some Centuries, Told in a Popular Manner, and Illustrated by 120 LANTERN SLIDES 120 LANTERN SLIDES Of Beautiful English Homes from Cottage to Castle. His Worship the Mayor. J. H. Gunson, Esq., - C.M.G., will take the chair at 8 p.m. All Interested are invited to Attend. " Dry Chicago is more drunken per capita than wet New Zealand. What is all the fuss about."—Rev. Wyn.db.Mo. Heathcol*. Vi AE G E TOWN 'HALL, SEPTEMBER 20, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. at 8 p.m. HEAR THE BRITISH BEPLY — TO — .4 MERICAN PUSSYFOOT. A FIGHTING SPEECH FROM ONE OF ENGLAND'S FIGHTING STOCK. • R.EV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE, B.A. (Oxon) Will speak to Auckland Citizens in the LARGE TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. V»o Not Miss This. Com* Early, Collection to Defray Expenses. "hyhe i7iour "dars." " JLhe 1 our JDars." " the four bars." " the four bars." a remarkable .'ddress. a remarkable address. a address. A KJIM.JiKABLE ADDRESS. Yesterday.: -.idiences were t-wthruUo-1 by . the clear logic, forceful presentat? a of facts, and wonderful oratory of DR. "MART A RMOR. R. IYJ.ARY iV-RMOR. DR. MARY ARMOR. DR. MARY ARMOR. It is said that her most remarkable address is " The Four Bars," which will be her subject at the TOWN BALL, TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL, TO NIGH J'. . TOWN HALL, TONIGHT MTSS E. MELVILLE ; Will occupy the Chair. ; Community Sinning. 7.50. Leader. Mr. \V. Leather. , "THE FOUR BARS,' at 8.- < 1 OA UCKLAND WOMEN'S A CLUB. , D R ' M ARY a rmor | HAS KINDLY CONSENTED TO GIVE A ' SHORT ADDRESS ON CLUB LIFE IN AMERICA ! CLUB LIFE IN AMERICA ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER. 21. , at S p.m. . , Members attending are requested to notify , the Secretary. i MAUDE PARKES. President. 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