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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 66, 17 March 1916, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. I m he j y n i c.l 1 H E J-i V R I C. j ■Direction: Hay ward's Pictures, Ltd. MARY T>ICKFOKD ARY -t ICKFOBD IN MISTRESS -\T.ELL." ITJXRKiii -W'JBLL. LAST TWO NIGHTS. MATIXEE TO-3IORROW. 'War Prices: 1/ and Od. Also at THE WEST ENK T-UKATRE. WE'UB AT IT AGAIN! —A T T liIE Tj YBIC! AT rriUE 1 VKIC! i T T VKIC! NEXT WEBS. Dynamic Energy! NEXT WKE'K. A Virile Plot! Nl-.XT WEEK. A Railway Smash lhat \KXT WE-EK. Knows NoTCtlual! I VKXT WEJSK. .-»- UK J LGGERNAIIT. U-E-XT WEFK. J»ilB « L'OGKRXAUTi NEXT WtiK. J-nE JI'GGKRNAI'T. NEXT iWJvIvK. In Four Krel* of Motion NEXT WEEK. Pictures. Tbere's flomcNEXT WEEK, thing Entirely DlffraeiU In Tl-TE TtTGGBRXAUT. HE t> IXJ-GEHNAUT. LOOK! It'has caused a sensation in every Eugltahiipeaking country. It is more tli.-in it drama: It is something •that holds ami rocks yon -with its strength, and then has yon hanging , on to your seats when the climax J comes. ■ ', THINK OF IT! ! AN EXPRESS -CRASIIF.S OVER A TRESTLE BRIDG-K A Ht:.NnREiD FEET INTO TIIE RIVE-R! , Re nn Eyc-wltnqss of the Most Appalling .Kallroad Disaster Ever Filmed! To Miss THE JUGGERNAUT AT THE ; LYRIC NiEXT WEEK is ,to Mlse Plcnity of , Thrills and Excitement! | PE-\TURING ANITA STEWART AND EARLE WILLIAMS. GLOBE p LOBE "PICTURES. VJ fiLOIIE pLOBE TO-DAY — TO-NIGHT. FOR THE FIKST TIME IN AUCKLAND. A Great Drama of Travel and Adventure. THE /VrYSTERIOUS Ttr-AX OF THE TUNGLQ Into which is woven a pretty love story ot faith and devotion. THE jyjYSTEßiors Af ax of the jungle Wonderful Scene* In the Heart of Africa. REMARKABLE SAQACITY OF A LIO.V No Picture of wild animal HJp lm s ever described with Ri:cli fiiie.ltv the dcnlzcus of tie forest". Also, on the same Rill. The Beautiful and Accomplished ANITA STEWART. POL'.K-QNE— fjpHREE. BIL LI E REEVES in BASHFUL BILUE. ST. fATHIOK'B DAY. fgT pATItICKS JJAY. QELEBRATIO.NS. QRASD RATIONAL /CONCERT. fJIONIGHT, IJIOWN JTALL. rpO-NIGHT, rpoWX TTALL. "A NIGHT IN OLD IRKLAND." "A NIGHT IN OLD IRELAND." "A NIGHT IN OLD IRELAND.' , Solos, Choruses, Quartets and Recitations. v ..ILLUSTRATED SONGS. _ Moving Pictures life and scenery concluding with the famous Irish Picture Drama. "THE COLLEEN BAWJf." ADMISSION: 2/, 1/. Doors Open at 7. Commence at S. (J»0-M0RR0W v gATURDAY. gATURDAY, ■TVOMAIS.' JJOMAIN. AM. THE CELEBRATIONS ARRANGED FOR TO-DAY WILL BE CARRIED OUT IX TnEIR ENTIRETY TOMORROW. PROCESSION WILL LEAVE CATHEDRAL AS ARRANGED AT 10.30. ADMISSION, 1A PAVILION, 1/. The best thanks of St. Patrick's Day Celebration Committee Is acorded to thi? Auckland Cricket .Vsclntion for foregoing their rights to the Do-naln to-morrow. A. J. WOOULRY, 523 General Secretary. NATIONAL RESERVE. i t-VTATJOXAL RESERVE. AN . AUCKLAND FIELD ARTILLERY. . The Battery will Parade for GUN DRILL at Narrow Neck as under:— , SATURDAY, lSth inst.—Catch 2 20 p m ' boat. WEDNESDAY, 22ad iust.—Catch 730 p.m. Boat. i Full musters requested. By order of Officer Commanding, W. J. XICHOLSOX, 5 Sergeant. BUILDING. C. H. FKANK HA M. (Late W. Takle and Co.), TIMBER AND JOINERr MERCHANT SrRIXG STREET. NEWMARKET. j . Telepnoue 30W. A ' rjTHB OXEnUS L^ CO.. PRINCES STREET, OXEHUXGA. KAURI. RIMU. TOTARA. MITAI JOINERY AND MOULDINGS. j Telephone No. 30.