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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19415, 25 August 1926, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. T?ULLERS" 1 TJLLERS' CULLERS' UPERA HOUSE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons*" 1/td. "PULLERS' T7AUDEVILLE & OEVITE V ullers* Vaudeville.& Kevue 6 STAR ACTS. G STAR ACTS. TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT. Matinee, to-day, o oa atinee. 1 o-day. A.pyj. BARGAIN PRICES: 6d. Is and Is 6d. Last Week of the Greatest Animal Act . -r,~ Yet Seen Here.', _ A PDALE'S A NIMAL fIIECUS, iIpDALE's -Animal CIRCUS. Featuring the Funniest Monkey Comedian on the stage. He's Cull of fun, is = Mutt. And he -will see that you get plenty to Laugh At. MAGGIE FOSTER, WALTER VERNON. SIGNOR PALMETTO. BLACK AND WHITE RAYNA CARBETTE. LAST WEEK. LAST WEEK, GI8: Wffi = Gl°: WIS Atic) Hi<; Famous Pouular SNAPSHOT REVUE CO. In a one lons, bic fnrpwell laugh show. Brightest Bits from all Revues. MONDAY NEXT. TTECTOR QT.rU.AIR, Hector With a brand new Combination of Revue Stars in nil New Reviles. Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. Box plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. COMMUNITY VOMMUKITT COMMUNITY VOMMUNITY COMMUNITY VOMMUNITY SI N G I N G. I N G I N G. C ING IN G. WINGING, DINGING. Dinging. Last qing of the qeason. AST WING of the .oeason. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). 10-DAY (WEDNESDAY), "FULLER'S THEATRE. -T TILLER'S 1 HEATRE. (By Kind Permission of John Fuller and Sous, Ltd.). SONG LEADER: MR. GEORGE WARD (Snapshot Revue Company). SOLOIST: MR. C. BERESFORD (Snapshot Revuo Company). ACCOMPANIST: MRS. BARRINGTON SNOW. CHAIRMAN: J. A. WARNOCK, ESQ.. Deputy-Mayor of Auckland. CHUBOH NOTICES. QREAT jgVANGELISTIC J^JISSION. IN THE TABERNACLE (As tho Town Hall is not available until Sunday): THURSDAY. August 26, 7.30 p.m.—Welcome. FRIDAY. August 2 1, 7.80 p.m.-Men Only. IN PITT STREET METHODIST CHURCH: FRIDAY, Augus u 27, 7.30 p.m.—Women Only. Speaker: MRS. YOUNG, of the Gipsy's - Party. IN" THE TOWN HALL: SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, TO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. WEEK NIGHTS, Esoert Saturday, 7.30 p.m. SUNDAYS, 3 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. MID-DAY MEETINGS, IN FULLER'S OPERA HOUSE, Wellesley Strfcet, 12.30 TO 1.30: MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 TO SEPTEMBER 9. SPECIAL MISSION HYMN BOOKS Will Be On Sale At Services. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Ministers meet Gipsy Smith and Party at Luncheon, Friday, 27th, Y.M.C.A., 12.30 p.m., and a Meeting for Ministers, Lay Preachers and Students at 2 p.m. COMPETITIONS. UCKLAND COMPETITIONS' gOCIETY. jpESTIVAL. (Competitions in Music, Elocution, Literature and Dancing.) OWN TTALL AND "TTNITY TTA] Commencing QCTOBER jy. 1926. Entries close SEPTEMBER 20. Complete syllabus and book of words now available on application to the secretary. SEASON TICKETS (admitting two) to all sessions of the festival, may be obtained at a cost of £1 Is. FRANK ADEANE. Secretary. Phone 45-622. 305, Queen Street. /"CAMBRIDGE COMPETITIONS, W SEPTEMBER 20-24. ENTRIES have been extended to SATURDAY. 28th inst.fjr EDGAR JAMES, Secretary. PALL j\<£ ALL QIGARETTE QRICKET QOMPETITION RESULTS.

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