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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18295, 11 January 1923, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. PULLER'S nSitft ' HRttS" XULLER'S . V/PERA : : JJ-OUSE. FULLER'S OPERA ;. HOUSE. Direction Eon. and John Fuller, ,",'.Ltd.., : LAST FOUR PERFORMANCES. LAST FOUR PERFORMANCES. LAST FOUR PERFORMANCES. Saturday Night Next will see the End,of j Fuller's Gorgeous Fairy Pantomime, .. THE TO ABES TN nPHE WOOD.;; he -Dabes In 1-he Wood." "the babes in the wood." Which will create a record run when it concludes its season on Saturday Night. THE BABES TN rpHE T^pOD'; " A he Jt>abes In IHE \ 'V pop." "THE BABES IN THE WOOD.' Will bo Followed by FULLER'S AMERICAN "REVUE. uller-s American AXevue. fuller's american, revue. (Headed by Ward and Sherman.) Said to bo the Greatest Laughing Tabloid Comedies Ever Seen in Auckland. : FULLER'S AMERICAN REVUE. FULLER'S' AMERICAN REVUE FULLER'S AMERICAN REVUE, Has Everything That Makes for Success. HILARIOUS COMEDY SCENES. • BEAUTIFUL FROCKING. WONDERFUL SCENERY. GORGEOUS BALLETS. TUNEFUL MELODIES. FULLER'S AMERICAN REVUE. .« FULLER'S AMERICAN REVUE. FULLER'S AMERICAN REVUE. Will be Supported by FULLER'S CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE. FULLER'S CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., till 6: then at the THEATRE till 7. 'Phone 1595 for Reserved Seats. Prices- Bs, 2s 6d, 2s, Is, Plus Tax. LAST DAY OF JACKIE' COOGAN. STRAND. N.Z.'s —- QTRAND TRAND. Largest .OTRAND. STRAND. and QTRAND. _ TRAND. Finest QTRAND. QTRAND. Picture QTRA£D. KJTRAND. House. OTRAIND. '■■ Direction: , Fuller's Pictures. Ltd. LAST DAY OF TACKIE riOOGAN In "TROUBLE." JACKIE In " X ROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN The "TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN Hero " TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN of "TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN " The " TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN Kid." "TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN in " TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN Another " TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN Great " TROUBLE." JACKIE COOGAN Picture! "TROUBLE." Also Screening: ■ ■ KAURI TIMBER INDUSTRY - - Interest COMMENCING rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY) OMMENCING J- O-MORROW (FRIDAY) A Smile-a-Minute Special. . DORIS ORIS AVENYON ',■■'.• AND GEORGE A RLISS . EOEGE XXRLISS In a United: Artists' Special: -'■'• , "VriHE T>ULING "PASSION." ; -X HE -tVULING X ASSION.'-' - TO 11 TO-NIGHT— TO THE MUSIC OF ;':.;•: , : ' "'-":';'': AUCKLAND'S BEST JAZZ ' BAND AT RUSH-MUNRO'S ( CABARET.\y Double Ticket, ss. 'Phono 25G0A. .', ■ LECTURES. ■! TOWN TTALL. — fFOWN 1-5 ALL. OWN Hall. A'OWN. XI all. EVERY AFTERNOON, 5 P.M. : EVERY AFTERNOON, 3 P.M. ; EVERY AFTERNOON, 3 P.M. . . And -. -> EVENING, .7.30 P.M. EVENING, 7.30 P.M. . EVENING, 7.30 P.M. . -->. DR. 17RENCH , "EV ■ ' /OLIVER. &. * RENCH Hi*.-::- V/LIVER. DR. FRENCH E. OLIVER ■■'•■•: DR. FRENCH E. OLIVER DR. FRENCH E. OLIVER VDR. French: E. : OLIVER dr. French E. OLIVER . DR. FRENCH E. Oliver . DR. French ■■ E. Oliver DR. FRENCH E. OLIVER.. Will Speak on tie Following Subjects THIS AFTERNOON, THIS AFTERNOON, THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FAITH. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FAITH, V • THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FAITH. ! THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FAITH. TO-NIGHT; .'• TO-NIGHT, - ; : THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PRAYER. THE PSYCHOLOGY iOF . PRAYER. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF .'■." PRAYER. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PRAYER. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), - TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), ;/ " ' ■ '..• FEMINISM ■■• ■*' 'FEMINISM v;.. v : '.:■•".■:'/? ' (Women only) - and "THE ■■■* HOME -QUESTION." ' "THE HOME QUESTION." "' »■ in. i i ' ■""» ' MEETINGS. /■ .. ,/ _ DON'T MISS THE ; ';' " .$ ..,,.,:'.. pAMP ]lj-EETING, '■ '.0 EPSOM TROTTING GROUNDS, JANUARY 10-21. Public Meetings Nightly, 7.30 ' as follows — 1 Subjects: TO-NIGHT (Thursday), 7.30— World's Crises,"' Pastor J. W. Kent, of Auckland. - -' .';-,-'';"'- TO-MORROW (Friday), 7.30—" Lessons from the Life of Elijah," Pastor M. E. Keen, of Washington, D.C. SATURDAY. 7.30—" Wonderful Prophecies Remarkably Fulfilled," Pastor iW. E. Gillis, of Wellington. '•' -.- " The world is in a state of convulsion, and ONLY A BOLD MAN WOULD VENTURE TO PREDICT WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN.''—Lloyd George. . .'-,'-; Seats Free. Orchestra and -, Choir.. TUCKLAND [ ' RATIONALISTS. A Meeting of ' Auckland Rationalists will■'. be . held TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, in the Chamber of Commerce Hall, Swanson Street. -BUSINESS: f ';.■■■; 1. Formation of Association. 2. Arrangements in connection with, Joseph McCabe's visit. , . " ■ ■-..-■■.. .—■=■ FUNERAL NOTICES. Ttf/AJTEMATA LODGE, No. .; 689 E.G. Members are requested' to attend the funeral of our late Brother, Wright TO-DAY (Thursday), 11th. Funeral will' leave Freeman's Hall, Princes Street, at 1.30 p.rn.. for Purewo, via Epsom. No regalia. ..', ,-■•' ._ ..'.-;, -'.--.; T\ISTRICT GRAND ~; LODGE. THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE W. BRO. ARTHUR-WRIGHT, P.D.3.G.W. The funeral will take place at Purewa Cemetery. Brethren are requested to attend at the Freemason's Hall, Princes Street, TO-DAY (Thursday), at ;'. 1.45 p.m. sharp. Mourning dress. ' No regalia. 'j'.:: '-•'.' ■.#:■■'.".■' V" W. W. DAW, V-v" ' D.G. Secretary. ' ' ! I ■ ■" 1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ~~ p H 1 R o PR ACT I C. if THE BETTER WAY TO HEALTH !;- FLETCHER AND FLETCHER ,T. W. Fletcher,'Ph.C: Myrtle Fletcher Ph 0 ■ Palmer Graduates.-; ; ~ ; " STRAND ARCADE, QUEEN STREET Hours: 10 to 12.30, 2.30 to 6. •Saturdays, 10 to 1 p.m . **" .-.-■' Phone 2482.■':."-'•■'•':'■■•■■";;'" CONSULTATION FREE. fV" : REMOVAL NOTICES. ? TV. JACKMAN, MERCHANT , TAILOR^ O. nas removed Railway Buildings (over Lowry-s),.Victoria:, Street, Hamilton ...■ Rooms 14 and 19. :,: u - " ■■■■'■ - '.'-'Phone 2257.,' SUPPLIES of Pain's Cr^taTpalacTpirZ S„ works always ip hand. ;. Buy : B omosr I New Year's Eve.—Htzard's, Queea Si - ■>