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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18461, 26 July 1923, Page 14

, ' :: " *MUBEMBHTB, : : EuiiiEß's •■ ; n pERA O USE. ULLER'S AJPERA -0.0U6E. ' /Direction: John 'Fuller and "Sons, Ltd, ' TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. ' •V TO-NIGHT — AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. , Last Three Nights'' Of ALL VAUDEVILLE. _:. ALL VAUDEVILLE. :"/ 11-STAR ACTS—II • ' ' -Li—STAR ACTS—J~L ' , » Opening at This Theatre MONDAY, AT THE MATINEE • r. ' Capt. Adams Presents . . ODIVA AND HER SEALS. ODIVA AND HER SEALS. . The Wonder . Act of the World. '* ODIVA AND HER SEALS. ODIVA AND HER SEALS. * . Eight Highly-trained Amphibians. • ODIVA " AND ••• HER SEALS. ■ ODIVA AND HER SEALS. See . the Wonderful Crystal Tank. ODIVA AND - HER SEALS. ODIVA AND HER . SEALS. The Seals ,Out-rivalled: by Odiva's Wondrous • * Swimming Grace. ' THE ANGEL 'BROTHERS. - THE ANGEL BROTHERS. THE ANGEL BROTHERS. . . THE - ANGEL BROTHERS. The Super Act of Gymnast?. •BERT LE BLANC TRAVESTY STARS. BERT LE BLANC'S TRAVESTY. STARS. In a • Brilliant Laughing Vehicle. - „ ; '; ' Entitled ' H '' ! " EASY. MONEY." :• ' . "EASY MONEY-" . BERT LE BLANC'S TRAVESTY STARS. BERT LE BLANC'S TRAVESTY STARS. SEE IKE AND MORRIS. 1 And Their Clean and. Excellent Comedy '• • • ■ ' ; ■ Stunts. BERT. LE BLANC'S TRAVESTY STARS. BERT LE BLANC'S TRAVESTY STARS. ' Winnie Knight, Hazel Fuller, Frank Perryn. Mark Erickson, Allan Shrimpton.- Rita Sullivan, Sophie Vivian. Verna ' Bain, Gene - Charlton, Alice Wilson, Edna Ireland, Ivy Guyhsr, Rene Ireland. THE HARMONY FOUR ! And BERT LE BLANC - - - - /'lke. Cohen." JAKE MACK - - • • - » Morns Levi." Plans at Lewis R. • Eady- ind Son. Ltd.. till 5; then at. THE ■ THEATRE . till 7, 'Phone 1595 for Reserved Seats. Prices: Is, • 2s, ■2s 6d, 3s. Plus tax. . * : X* ; • '' ': | QUEEN'S ijl HEAT EE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). ASTOUNDING- STARSS> . ASTOUNDING- STARS— O VITAGRAPH OF AMERICA PRESENTS A Master Super Film that had much to do with America coming; into the Great War as • the sinking -'- of the Lusitania. . THE -rattle pry r\F t>eace. HE JDaTI-LE V->RY vF , I EACE. THIS PICTURE SHOWS WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED •IF - GERMANY 'HAD WON THE WAR: IT PICTURES THE HUN AIRMEN AND THE KAISER'S NAVY ATTACKING NEW. YORK, WITH ITS TOWERING SKYSCRAPERS BEING- BLOWN UP LIKE PAPER DOLLHOUSES. A v WONDERFUL CASE. Featuring NORMA TALMADGE, MARY MAURICE, JAMES • MORRISON, CHARLES RICHMOND, and THE GREAT INVENTOR, HIRAM MAXIM. A Thrilling and Inspiring Wonder Film, WALLACE "PIP ALLACE/XvSID. In •a ' Great Motor Racine Story, npoo n\/f"ucH qpeed. ' : . -Loo 'J-VlucS Opeed. riHARLIE /CHAPLIN. : • • Charlie 'VHAPLIN.:, i >' All- on his own. in' j. , .. ■ : Ofi Ajfc ;:; ..4 'Phone 941 A for Reserves. . ■ 1 ' " ' ■ ' ■' LECTURES. " • IVTID-WEEK ■ ' -RIBLE IVIID-WEEK : V-DIBLE /*r,QTUDY. . , , . • L * %*r\ DTUDY. • v ' X&ZTF***/ AUCKLAND » BAPTIST < TABERNACLE .. .. TO-NIGHT .— 7.30 TO-NIGHT. ; Lecturer: • . ... ' 'I REV. JOSEPH W gfeMP. ■ Subject: ' ' f : ' ■ THE BOOK OF THE REVELATION. ; " AFTER THE THOUSAND YEARS." THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW . EARTH. NO MORE SEA, THE HOLY ! CITY. AND THE ETERNAL STATE, j Tabernacle' Chorus 1 Choir Will -Siiiir.v ... V . v meetings. 1 tffcT'-.V. 1 CTORIA: LEAGUE ' ' A General Meeting of • ■ the Members of the Victoria League "will .bu held irt the Auckland WSXwJa Women's Club. Short's Buildings, ••lggy-'.'oh TUESDAY. July . 31, at, 8 | Business: To rescind Rule' 4. and substitute the ' following ■. in lieu ' thereof The annual ■ subscription >' shall -be • a sum of not less than ss, and ' £1 life subscription a sum of not. less than £3 35." After the Business Mooting, a Social Evening will. be held for Members of the League and their friends. ........ , R. HADFIELD, . : ' ;l ■ Acting-Secretary. . FUMEBAL NOTICES. - V L.0.L.; LILY OF THE VALLEY, No. 2. Members of the' above Lodges are requested to attend the .FuneriaJ of the late Sister G. Wiltshire, • which - will leave St. Andrew' 3 Anglicini Church, Epsom, for Pnrewsi.'; Ser.vice, 2.45 p.m. ! - v • ■■ By Order, ; ■ ■■■■ • • E. DILLY. W.M. T ' L.O.L.'-LILY OF' THE VALLEY,' No. JIJ» 2.Members please note,' Brake ' will leave J.' Weir's! 70,' -Ponsonby Rd., at • 1.45 p.cii v TO-DAY (Thursday)/ 'for;'the funeral of the. late Sister G. Wilt-shire. - ' ; ■ REMOVAL NOTICES. , -' . ' ..I "•* •■•'-V • " '•*: ; > QN and ; after !, AUGUST- 1, * .our BUSINESS v WILL BE CONDUCTED AT NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES. /■ ' ft' 1 No. 9. COMMERCE STREET. ' adjoining John Burn? and Co.ls" Warehouse. i T. MANDENO JACKSON. ' 'Auctioneers, 1 ' Lend and ■ Estate Agents.. '? '' ■ ?■''£. T; 'VI-.;.r'-;• Telephones 1804 and 897. P.O. Box 137. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. ; rpHE TIFFIN CATERING COMPANY 1 ; LIMITED. ■■ '' Wish to intimate .to our numerous Patrons that, having disposed of ■ the Restaurant part of our Business, we intend to devote the whole of our time to our Outside Cater- ... ing Business. ... API Catering for .Dinners, Smoke Concerts, Ball Suppei-3. etc., carried out in our wellknown first-class style. THE TIFFIN CATERING,.. COMPANY '. - LTD., • / y..v. •; . ' Tneatre Lane. . ] VERY Course served sizzling hot and on JLi heated ; plates; the viands the choicost and "best expert knowledge can solect; cooked as only .the" new Chef . and sorvico know how; smalF wonder that the"Grosvenor Restaurant (over ; Whitoombe's, : side = entrance) is the topic of Epicurean talk. 4 ' ■' ; Tariff: • 1 EIGHTEENPENCE -FOR 3 COURSES . EIGHTEENPENCE FOR 3; COURSES.' SANFORD'S - • DINING ROOMS OPPOSITE G.P.0., ; QUEEN.-.. ST. v DAINTY AND; TASTY; FISH MEALS. Also Waikato-grown Rabbits, either Roasted : . 'Stewed, or ) Pie. - •• Open from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. dailyt li*.:.V .'Closed. All Day Sundays.), ' 0 3. DURBIN, SADDLERS, 44,'WYN?. . HAM ST., next WYNDHAM YARDS. is the right, place to Buy Riding Saddles of ©very description i-nd stylu. . They look well, wear ; well, and satisfy , all , buyers or users! bf °° yourself. Prices »ro very reason•'Dill.