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/AMUSEMENTS. HAYWARD'S. THE KING'S. •. ■. ' :• TO-NIGHT at 8. NIGHTLY. GLORIOUS PICTURE PROGRAMME. A World's Dramatio Sucaess, PAID IN FULL • Really • ' PAID IN FULL great- .•;.■ • PAID IN FULL acting. • PAID IN FULL ..-. . . ,'. By the. Original New York Cast,- : "OUR KING'S NAVY.". — ■■■ . • —"OUK KING'S NAVY;''-r- ... — "OUlt KING'S r-V-.- , ; . Among them are Ships now in the North* Sea. Cheered Nightly. Song,' "Rule Brittaiua," Sung by Charles Grey. /'THEATRICAL STREET PARADE." Saturday's Doings Finely Repfodnced. '.'AUCKLAND CONTINGENT™ Leaving for tho Front. \r . A Grand Film Picture of Sir lan. Hamilton; AND A GREAT LIST OF (OTHERS. King's Orchestra. 6d. and l&i ,Res.. Is. Gd. LATEST WAR NEWS SCREENED. TjiVERYBODY'S,;... ~! , OPERA HOUSE And .' Daily—From Noon till 10.30 'p.m;- . ORCHESTRA AS AT -'NIGHT. ' ALL EXTRA SPECIAL THIS -WEEK; A BEYOND-COMPARE PROGRAMME. A Most Remarkable'Pky. : ■: .:■ Beautiful Scenic Setting.-^■■■•■-THE MYSTERIOUS CASE Dramatic : - THE MYSTERIOUS CASF, Story oi THE MYSTERIOUS CASE a sleeu- '■ - - THE MYSTERIOUS CASE walker" , 3000 ft. of Tense Dramatio Interest, . "THE WATER DO'G,"'' : ''. A Great Keyatono Comedy. "MAKING OF A SOLDIER," Physical Drill and Exercises. Auckland Contingent. " '■■■' Patriotic Song—Chas. Grey.' ■•■■■ ■■■ "THEATRICAL PROCESSION." : Saturday's Parade in. Pictures.... :". : A HOST OF OTHER FILMS.- •• 6d. Adults. Children, , 3d. ■ rjEAND OPERA HOUSE vX Direction, J. C. Williamson, Ltd NEXT MONDAY, AUGUST 24. MONDAY NEXT • • MONDAY NEXT. , FOUR FOLLOWING NIGHTS. : T. C. Williamson, Ltd.; presents the Rollicking Comedy, "READY MONEY I" "READY MONEYT "READY MONEY 1" , Tie Quaintest American Comedy Seen for Years. Linked Laughter Long-Diaro Onfc Do not Miss this Rich and Rippling ■ ' American Comedy, "READY MONEY," "READY MONEY," It is waiting for you at the Grand Opera Houee on MONDAY, AUGUST 24 .Interpreted by a notable cast, including— CHARLES A. MILLWAED • And ■ WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Together with Arthur Styan Robert Whvto George. Bryant ■ Sylvia Bremer Harry , B. Burpher • Nellie Bramloy Charles Brown . , Stdla Payter And the erer-popular MAGGIE -MOOBJ-. Hare your Money ready for- 'Tteady Money." PRICES: 65., 35.,' and Is. Box Plan open at the" Dresden to-morrow morning DURING THE EVENING THE ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY PATRIOTIC : SELECTIONS. NEXT PRODUCTION. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. The Impressive Dramatic Play, "THE ARGYLE CASE" "THE ABGYLE CASE"

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