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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 87, 12 April 1918, Page 8

AMOSEMJSKTS. TIVOLL — The — miVOLI. IVOLI. —. Premier — ,J -IVOLI. Tivoli. — Picture — rravoLi. IVOLI. — House. — J-IVOLI. LAST -VTHJHT AST ANIGHT V/f PAULINE TTUtEDERICK, . AULI>fE A? REDEKICK, PAULINE TTvBEDERICK, AULINH J? REDERICK, Li the Great Famous Players Success, DOUBLE fAKOsSED. OUBLE D.OUJii.E / MIOoaUD. OUBLE MitOSSED. You must see it. You will iUe its background ot society, love aud conspiracy. lon will like its gorgeous settings and classic dances, A-sD you WW like Famine Frederick. mO-MORROW (SATURDAY). lx O-.ViORHOW (SATUKuAY). For the nrst time under Paramount, one of tuo Screen's Foremost Artistes, MARY TTMULLIUR ARY A ULLER MAKY T7VULLER ARY A? ULLER MARY T7DULLEK ARY -C. ULLER MARY TTtiULLER ARY A! ULLEB Appears in v gripping story of the Canadian North-west, a thrilling tale of love aud sacrifice, with a smasalug climax, entitled THE T ONG rnitAlL. HE -*A)NG -*- KAIL. aI!HE T ONG rnRAIL. -HE JL'ONG A RAIL. rpiHE T ONG rnRAIL, AHE JL/ONG A- RAIL. TIHB T ONG mRAIL. HE JL/QNG A RAIL. niIHE T ONG riMIAIL. J- HE A. RAIL. * Who has not sung of "The Long, Long Trail?" Who has not conjured up visions ot the loug, winding, glittering path bent into a fairyland of snowy pines? Somehow the melody strikes this strain and wafting us away from the cares of the day sets us down in a Wonderland of Romance, "the Laud of our Dreams." "i The majestic Famous Players feature, "The Long Trail," catches this theme, and on the screen we arc shown In reality the vastness and grandenr of tho illimitable snowlands of the great North-west, where • ! two brave souls battle along the stouy, > treacherous trail to the final dreamland of • Love. Also. The Latest American Gazette, a new Burton-llohnes Travelogue, and another rib-cracking two-act MACK" SEN"NETT COMEDY. MACK SENNE'IT COMEDY. TIVOLI — Reserves at — miVOLI IVOLI — H. Cleal's, Queen — -*-IVOLI TIVOLI — St., or Theatre. — rpiVOLl IVOLI — 'Phone 2230 Auto. — ■*■ IVOLI TUB Argus-eyed Camera-man from tho STRAND will Photograph To-day's Procession. Screened To-morrow (Saturday). C~HAKLIE CHAPLIN. TO-MORROW. 2.30 p.m.. at the Children's SPECIAL MATINEE, LYRIC THEATRE. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. IRETURNEO SOLDIERS 1 Yy ATEK TTiXCURSIO'N TO 11 OTUTA I' U, /TtO-MORROW, aATURDAY, "IN AID OF TnE WOUNDED AND CRIPPLED RETURNED SOLDIERS. , Boats leave 0.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. ■Return 5.30 p.m. ADULTS AND CHILDREN'S (SPORTS. BABY SHOW, Etc. Hot Water Provided. TICKETS: Adults. 2/; Children, 1/. WOMEN'S MUTUAL AID SOCIETY— Hon. Sec, Mrs Yon Slurmcr. AUCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION—See., E. F. Andrews. 000 LECTURES. " 7TTHE /TOTEOSOPH'CAL CJOCIETY, . x A. ri.p.B. LODGE. O 1 Miss C. W. Christie, National Orgnniser for the Soctety lv N.Z., will Lecture In the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, Auckland, on SUNDAY NEXT, at 7 p.m. Subject. "The Forgiveness of Sins" -(a Theosophical luterpretntlou). Dictionary, (aj Forgiveness Is to cease to feel resentment for wrong done, (b) To remit the penalty, j (c) To give over the penalty without reservation. Bible. , (a) A resentful God is unthinkable. "God > Is love." John iv., v.. S. (b) Man reaps what he sows. I. Gal. vi., • (c) The vicarious atonement. Rom. v., v. 17-19. . Tho Theosophical Equivalent for Forgivc--1 ness. What? Vocal Solos by Mrs. Sumner. Collection to defray espouses. .73 - MEETINGS. MESSRS. W. E. PARRY and B. MARTIN Will ADDRESS A MEETING At tlie Corner of Pitt and Beresford Streets TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY^ at 7.30. 553 A UCKLAND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIAJ\. TION. The Annual General Meeting of Members will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on TUESDAY, April 30, 191S, at 1.45 p.m. Nominations for Officers and Committees will be received by the undersigned up to 16th inst. f By order. THOS. E. WHTTTON. 60 Secretary. WAR LOAN. VV A R L O A N. c *' COMPULSORY CLAUSE. \ The Minister of Finance states that the Compulsory Clauses nre to be Introduced. We can show you how to invest from £200 to £3000 by instabneuts. extending from 5 to 20 years, without iuterast. Consult > BUCHANAN AND RANKIN, A.M.P. SOCIETY. QUEEN STREET. Telephone 2021. For the convenience of clients we will be In attendance at our Otnce (Fourth Floor), Victoria Street Entrance, on Saturday i Afternoon. 78 1 —■; : PUBLICATIONS. CORPORAL TIKITANU, V.C." illustrated) and the "LETTERS FROM PRIVATE HENARE TKITANU." Full of , Humour. Obtainable at Booksellers. Price, I 1/; post free, 1/2. &3 ATHLETIC SPORTS. a THE PATETONGA PATRIOTIC SPORTS . MEETING will be held on THURSDAY', April 25. Nominations for the Running Events close on April 20. Over fICO in prizes. See Posters. 531 MOTOR CYCLES FOB SALE, { A SURPRISE QHIPMEST OB" ' B.S.A. M OTOF " CYOLES JUST TO HAND. We were fortunate the other day to i* receive, quite unexpectedly, a number ; of the very latest B.S.A. Motor-cycles. One never knovre. these times, what a day_will bring forth, and we will be lucky if we get any more whUe the war « Insts. We have had many inquiries for j these famous Motor-cycles of late, anil those of oar customers who swear by 5 the R.S.A. in preference to any other / machine on the market will be glad to hear of this shipment. • We advise J prompt application. howcTer, as they are sure to go quickly. OKEATES AND TO/TnTF^ i Sole Auckland Agents, 4S, FOKT ST. A