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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 3, 5 January 1922, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT OF I I.AST NIGHT OF Marshall Neilan's " 808 HAMPTON OF BLACER." " 808 HAMPTON OF PLACER." Wesley Barry and Marjorle Daw New Comedy. " CHICK, CHICK." "CHICK. CHICK." Novelty Dance Scena. THE STRAND ORCHESTRA. QTKAND N.Z.'S UTRAND "TKAND Largest STRAND and DTRAXD Otraxd Finest Strand QTRAND Picture QTRAND Strand House. -— Direction : Fuller's rictures. Ltd. "Our true intent is all for your delight I" COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY). COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY"). Of animals, nf men. of women, of Hie G--eat North.

" NOMADS OF THE NORTH." "NOMADS OF THE NORTH." "NOMADS OF THE NORTH." "NOMADS OF THE NORTH." "NOMADS OF THE NORTH." "NOMADS OF THE NORTH." " NOMADS OF THE NORTH." "NOMADS OF THE NORTH." "NOMADS OF THE NORTH." JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. , JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. j Author of "Rack tn God's Country" and I "Tlie River's End." j Starring ! BETTY BI.YTHE. LEWIS STONE, LON CHANEV. ! And FRA NCI S M ACDON ALT). An epic of Roaring Rivers and Fire-girt Forests— Real Men and Splendid Women - Beasts of Play and Beasts of Trey—They Startle and Delight You as no other Backwoods Drama Ever Did : A Marvel of Warm Love in the Midst of Life's vigorous frigidity, with, a Bear and a Dog as successors to Dan Cupid. On the Same Programme : LARRY SEMON in "THE HICK." LARRY SEMON in "THE HICK." LARRY SEMON in "THE HICK." I LARKY SEMON in "THE HICK." LARRY SEMON in "THE HICK." LARRY SEMON in "THE HICK." LARRY SEMON In "THE HICK." LARRY SEMON in "THE HICK."

"THE HICK." ! rtapid fire Fun that often becomes hilarious, j starts on a farm and the action soon leads :o the Jazziest of Cabarets. Do you remember Larry Semon in "The Baker;,'"; Still on the Same Programme: \ JOURNEY ON A RUNAWAY TRAIN." \ JOURNEY ON A RUNAWAY TRAIN." \ JOURNEY ON A RUNAWAY TRAIN." A JOURNEY ON A RUNAWAY TRAIN." It you want a little excitement mixM with •your pictorial fare see this. THE STRAND ORCHESTRA THE STRAND ORCHESTRA i Largest In Auckland i. Altogether One of the Strand's Best I'rogrammes. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). COMMENCING TOMORROW I FRIDAY). COMMENCING TOMORROW .1 FRIDAY). STRAND -- XZ/7 — OTIUM) &TR\ND —- Largest - - WTRAXII CJTRAND and OTRAND OTRIM) Finest °TRA.\"I) CSTRAND -• Picture (CSTRAND ©TRASH - House. 1 STRAND pRAND. TODAY. The Last Screening. To-day. NORMA TAI.MADGE NORMA TALMADGE "SHE LOVES AND LIES." "SHE LOVES AND LIES. The Last Screening. To-day. "BLACK BEAUTY." "BLACK BEAUTY." "BLACK BEAUTY." "BLAOK BEAT 1> . Third Chapter — "HIDDEN DANGERS. New Serial. TO-MORROW. FKIIVAY. TO MORROW. FRIDAY. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME First Screening or a new Bathe Feature. Starring WILLIAM DESMOND. WILLIAM DESMOND. WILLIAM DESM-OND. WILLIAM DESMOND. In "A BROADWAY COWBOY." •A BROADWAY COWBOY." ■A BROADWAY i oWBtiY." "A 'BROADWAY COWBOY." "A BROAL'WAY COWBOY." I ivclv as the lights on .Broadway! Romantic as a Itoraro! Sneedv as a racehorse. Thrilling as the lnop-the-loopl Fourth Chapter — "HIDDEN DANGERS." Fourth Chapter — "•HIDDEN DANGER'S." New Serial. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. A r-'pecial 'Matinee for the Children, on ■Saturday. AT THE ■GRAND.

DANCING. UOKI. AX I) II 1011 LA N D AX I) NATIONAL DANCING AND ATHLETIC SOCIETY. TRADES HALL. \ SOCIAL AND DANCE will he held ir iibove Hall TO-NIGHT, and Every Thursday Night. S till 11. Gents. 1/6: Ladies, 6.1. Plus Tax. Good fl.ior. Good Music. Effi cieut M.C.'s. .127 W. .1. NORWOOD. Hon. See. DANCING.- DRUIDS" HALL. NEWTON" EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY S till 11. 1 Also SATURDAY. 2.30 li'l .1. Learners specially catered for. Gt in now ! for next season. I M.C.'s: R. Tate. G. Thomas. 1 W. BUCKLEY. Proprietor. [ "pUBY PHILI.III-:. Auckland's Champiol iAX Dancer, competed in Domain on Janu ary 2. won her 7 events, winning the Provincial Championship, and McLean Cud. 1022. « TEACHERS OF DANCING. [NEMOA Classes, S. Belgium St.. Frida; and Saturday Nights. A. Amos, assistoi by W. Dean. ISECCLESIA STIC AL. T>IBLECON F E R E N C E TABERNACLE. QUEEN STREET, TO-NIGIIT. 7.30. REV. E. R. HARRIES—"The Life of Vie tory." REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP—"The Order o Events in Prophecy." TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). 8 a.m.—Devotional Hour. Rev. H. G. Hercus 3 p.m.— H. G. Hercus and E. R Harries. 7.30 p.m.—Revs. E. R. Harries and Josep] W. Kemp. 55 MOTOR BUS SERVICE. BUS WILL LEAVI *- WAIKOWHAI DAILY. 7 A.M.. Returning from Dominion Rd. Terminus a .1.30 p.m.. Saturdays 2 p.m. D YV-AIKOWnAI PARK.—Motor Bus""lea7e »» G.P.O. daily. 10 a.m.. rerurcing 4 p.n Fare. 4/ return. —H. V. Parker. 10 WAIWERA Motor Service—Car lea-ve Tuesdays. 4.20 p.m.—Bookings, Pat tereoirs Garage, Devonport, 'Phone 80. 1