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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 148, 22 June 1918, Page 12

. . p AMUSEMENTS. AT aii os a 1 "pictures. National Pictures. "w - ational ■pictures. -National -Pictures. NATIONAL PICTURES. •*-* ATIONAL A ICTURES. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THE ARTISTE OP A THOUSAND EXPRESSIONS. f-JLADYS -DROCKWELL, FTIO TTONOUR AND /"^BEY? GLADYS -"ROCKWELL, IN A GREAT -L O -Q-ONOUR -"-ND riLADYS "DROCKWELL, MATRIMONIAL mo TTONOUR AND ABEY? LADYS DrockWELL, PLAY. -L o -d-ONOUR -"-ND "bEY? GLADYS "DROCKAVELL, IN SIX PARTS, mo TTONOUR AND |~vBEY? VT__,DYS -"ROCKWELL, -1-0 -t-ONOUR "BEY? AMAN STORY OF REAL LIFE. A YOUNG WOMAN. LOVED BY TWO MEN, CHOOSES THE' WEAKER CHARACTER, AND REAPS the FULL FRUIT OF HER folly. WHEN suspicion "HAWKED hen Suspicion ■Pawned .„_. ,„.^ al j' am wondered what was the price she taid. _SRt .' I 3 A^S? S X. 'JERKED HIM INTO a SNARLING BEAST, HURLING THE WOMAN, HIS WIFE, FROM HIM AND YIELDING HIMSELF TO ANOTHER. GLADYS T> ROCKWELL LADYS ROCKWELL AS THE WOMAN WHO WOULD NOT PAY—IN A FORCEFUL ROLECOMMANDS INTENSE SYMPATHY AS THE ILL-USED HEROINE. NEW FOX COMEDY, TWO REELS. A -ROMAN flOWBOY," " A "ROMAN ftOWBOY," ■"OMAN "-«- -"-OMAN v-'OWBOY " FEATURING TOM MIX. WORLD CHAMPION COWBOY, IN A ROLLICKING WESTERN COMEDY. SESSIONS:—II, 1.15, 3.30, 5.45, S P.M. THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, THE FINEST IN AUCKLAND OVERTURE, S P.M., "TANCREDI" (ROSSINI).

POULTRY SHOW. «_ T>UKEKOH.E JB,Affl -L POULTRY, "jCnStK JB„S_ CAGE BIRD. <_ljit?sr\ _£fJ9__B*«» AND KENNEL W 11 CLUB. -___!/_' IT* H.JJ Wst&lin>r PATRIOTIC SHOW, In Aid Red Cross Funds, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY 4 and 5. Schedules may be obtained from Secretaries of Hamilton, Ngaruawahia, Huntly, Onehunga, and Whangarei Clubs, and Co-op. Egg Company. Entries close THURSDAY, June 27.— J. PATTERSON, Sec. 333 -VTGARUAWAHIA Poultry nnd Kennel -!-> Club Show, July 17th and 18th.— Schedules posted on application. Entries close on July 3rd.E. H. 1 _aro, Sec. 511 MEETINGS. A 7" —To-morrow, 3 p.m.—Rev. C. H. J- • Laws, 8.A., speaks on "Heredity and the Grace of God." 214 ANTI-CHRIST: HIS PERSONALITY. AND PUNISHMENT," Will be REV. H. KNOWI.GS KEMPTONS SUBJECT SUNDAY EVENING, . BAPTIST TABERNACLE. Everybody Welcome. 531 "VTEW ZEALAND LAB It PARTY. OPEN-AIR MEETING, QUAY STREET, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 2.45. 'Speakers: Messrs. W. E. PARRY and M. J. SAVAGE. Collection for Political Fighting Fund. 143 TO_W J7EALAND T ABOUR T>ARTY. T YRIC fTtHEATRE. rpO-MORROW, QUNDAY, 7.30 P.M. MR H. E. HOLLAND, M.F. FOR GREY, . Will Deliver an Address on "THE EXISTING POLITICAL SITUATION." Collection for Political Fighting Fund. 144 V.M.C.A. HEREDITY AND irp'llE ft UACJ. EUEDITY -"-ND --HE VJkau. f\V .HOD." , \Jp -Tod." EVERY MAN SHOULD HEAR , R_v. C. H. L AW | B.A. TO-MORROW, 3 P.M. SOLDIERS' TEA 5 P.M. ALL MEN IN UNIFORM INVITED. DARKNESS AND T IGHT T.N ARKNBSS -"-ND MuilT -"-.V mi-IB QOUTII CJEA TSLANDS." I J- HE IOoUTH *3b_. J-SLANDS." INTENSELY INTERESTING LANTERNLECTURE BY R_ v ; G. H. TTASTMAN, _V. \JC. XX. X_ASTMAN, L.M.S., WEDNESDAY NEXT, 26TH, AT 8 P.M. THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR THIS MUCH EXPERIENCED MISSIONARY BEFORE HE RETURNS TO THE MISSION FIELD. EVERYBODY INVITED. COLLECTION TOWARDS FOREIGN MISSION DEPARTMENT. 0.30 TO 7 P.M.: MR 11. G. FOUNTAIN SPEAKS ON "THE SECRET OF STRENGTH." « EOUND ITTUIE TTITORLD WITIU ound J- he World »" mi THE "RED rpRIANGLE." J- HE -*>ED -L RIANGLE." TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, SUNDAY. JUNE 30, AT 3 P.M., V.M.C.A.. HONORARY* COMMISSIONS i LASCELLES RELATES HIS EXPERIENCES . WITH THE TROOPS IN AMERICA, ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND EGYPT. AN ADDRESS EVERYONE SHOULD HEAR. Notice to Members The Programme announced for TO-NIGHT has been unavoidably POSTPONED. Members are invited jto spend a pleasant evening, Music, Games, ',-Coffee at the buffet. 215 P. J. L. KENNY, General Secretary. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Meeting to be held MONDAY NEXT, June 24, in New Headquarters, 5, WELLESLEY CHAMBERS (Entrance Lome Street), at 7.45 p.m. Speaker: REV. SAUNDERS. All young women cordially welcomed. Refreshments. 529 SACRED HEART COLLEGE OLD >_» BOYS' UNION. The Annual General Meeting of All Old Boys will be held at the College on MONDAY NEXT, 24th June, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Presentation of the Annual Report and Election of Officers. MAURICE M. FLY-NN, 58 Hon. Secretary. pT> A — GREY LYNN GROUP. A Meeting of the above will be held in the Richmond Hall. Grey Lynn Terminus, on MONDAY NEXT, June 24. Speakers: MR J. G. ELLIS. Organising Secretary, and MR. W. D. MOORE. Chair at. S p.m. Collection. Trotestants Roll Up. 32 /-vN-EUU-NGA PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. I respectfully request Members of the above Committee, especially those who assisted in the late Patriotic Bazaar, and all otheis willing to help, to attend a Meeting at S p.m. in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON JUNE 25, to consider a request from the Auckland -Executive to aid in selling Art Union r Tickets on behalf of the Patriotic Funds. Ladies specially invited. 554 JOHN STOUPE, Deputy-Mayor. i * CONFERENCE between Inspectors and I -A- Head Teachers w»T be held in the Institute Rooms, Shortland Street, on | FRIDAY, June 28th. beginning at 9.30 a.m.. at which Educational Subjects of j special and general importance will be dis- ! cussed. All Head Teachers are cordially invited to attend. E. K. MULGAN, 503 ' Senior Inspector.