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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 205, 28 August 1918, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. fJTHE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES And Their Star Features To-day! STRAND .. "My Four Years in Germany." PRINCESS "A Sleeping Memory." LYRIC "My Four in Germany." | QUEEN'S -His Own People." EVERYBODY'S "The Trap." AT, THE CJTRAND • AND T YRIC Strand <"k\D JL/yßic DAILY AT 2.30. | TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. 1 AT 7.45 ONLY. Tremendous Crowds Are Acclaiming Gerard's " MY ' FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY," to be the greatest triumph the ft screen has scored: WE WANT YOUR OPINION ! WELL ? Box Plan at Booking Oflice, Queen Street. Prices: 3/, 2,', 1/ (plus tax). Direction: National Exhibitors of America. This Picture cannot be shown anywhere in New Zealand under these prices. o A METRO. — T>RINCESS. — A METRO. A METRO. - X RINCESS. - A METRO. DAY AND NIGHT, Wonderful EMILY STEVENS EMILY STEVENS In A SLEEPING MEMORY - . A SLEEPING MEMORY. A SLEEPING MEMORY. A SLEEPING MEMORY. QUEEN'S (T-wUEEN'S. L'EKX'S v»UEEN*S. HARRY MOREY HARRY MOREY and GLADYS LESLIE In a Bright and Original Ixivc Story. Full of Real Life Touches. HIS OWN PEOPLE. Also. BUSHMAN BAYNE. TIIE .BEAT SECRET. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. . ALICE BRA D V ALICE I! R A D V In " THE TRAP." " THE THAP." A Great Player and a Great Play. LOBE. — LOBE. MURIEL OSTRICHE aud ARTHUR ASHLEY* In a Fascinating "World" Play, " MORAL COURAGE." " MORAL COURAGE." Also a Keystone Comedy, "The Male Governess." GRAXII ' RAND. - ALICE JOYCE and __!GGY HTLAND Greater Vltagraph Feature, " WOMANHOOD " " WOMANHOOD " Last Chapter of the Serial " The Double Cross " ' don'rm?!-.", " 1S tbe *-** s * "ctaPtw. so PATRIOTIC NOTICES. +MA-N 0X A U QfEE N QARNI V A L. TTOWN HALL* PAPATOETOE O.MORROW (THURSDAY), AUG 29 IftlS, AT 230 p M ' QORONATION OF QCE-EN fMISS E. DOW, of Clevr.on) BRILLIANT SPECTACULAR DISPLAY _— PERFORMERS-.12 ' ._■___! . ' b - v * lon " 'horns OrcJiestra. Admission 1/. i; PScrved Sea , ~, HOOK 1 our Seats nnd Avni.i nt___ . ___ ' THE COROxItiON 4\__ __*i_sg__%_ IN THE EVENING AT S O'CLOCK And will be followed by A GItA .N D BA L I Tickets for Ball: Ladies. 2/: Gents v t,a,> T. J. CORIN, Organiser. ' tXyOMEN'S NATIONAL >? RESERVE. ST. MATTHEW'S PARISH Mi'GUST 31 r>_ . , n - v " R> P.m. .MP. "•;<*""•'* ''J' the Mayoress (MRS .1. H. GUXSOX). Hon. I-.es fancy Dancing. Songs, etc. stalls of all Descriptions. Competitions for Prizes .>dmission. Sixpence P- H. DAWSON. Organiser DOO E. LITTLE. Hon. Sec ■ y ICTORIA Jffik. p)AFFODIL TAAY. FRENCiI RED CROSS FUND. -pRIDAY, gQTH AUGUST. HELP THE FRENCH. WHO inp FIGHTING SO GALLANTLY FOR YOTT BY BRINGING YOUR J-)AFFODILS AXD QTHI.I* pi.OWERS TO THE DErOT. 25 g HORTL A.\*D CTREE T, O.N FRIDAY MORNING EARLY. A. HOLLAND, 54S Secretary. jyppor. 220, HOBSON STREET, LEFT-OFF CLOTHING USEFUL ARTICLES FOR SALE NEEDED FOR THE DEPOT. Great Demand for— HEX. CLOTHING. lIIILDRENS GARMENTS IrADIES' SKIRTS. BOOTS AND SHOES. Open each day from 2 till 4 p.m MISS "COLE, SCnd POSt * cart to ALL PROCEEDS DKVOTED TO CHURCH ARMY WAR WORK. *" l ' iLU REV. .1. R. BURGIN, „ „., " Ho "- s ec. Church Army. Lox (k»2. - ... + VICTORIA LEAGUE Red ' CROSS SHOP, SHORTJ_AXD STREET. T AST rj.WO D' AYS 0F TJARKLE. INVEST 1/ AND WIN flO f'FIRST PRIZE) £5 (SECOND), ORDER ON SMITH AND CAUGHEY*). Tickets at Red Cross Shop (in Charge of Auckland Ladies' Golf Club) and at the •li. and F. Piano Agency. BAFFLE BOOKS MUST IBE IN BY TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). 33S MUSIC AE TUITION. MISSES G. AND 1 . BOULTON, A S.M . F.S.M.. Teachers Pianoforte, Violin, Singing aud Theory. Studios: 04, Queen St. and _, Calliope Rd., Devonport. W