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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 207, 30 August 1918, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. rPHB LEADING PICTURE THEATRE) And Their Star Features To-day! STRAND .. "My Four Years in Germany. , PRINCESS "A Sleeping Memory.' LYRIC "My Four Years in Germany.' QUEENS "His Own People. , EVERYBODY'S "The Trap. , LAST DAY. THE NATIONAL KXHIBI LAST DAY. TORS OF AMERICA LAST DAY. Reluctantly announce the LAST DAY. Last. Screening of LAST DAY. AMBASSADOR GERARD'SLAST DAY.' I I LAST DAY. I - ATY I LAST DAY. ] "JII-γ I LAST DAY. I I LAST DAY. I TTTOUR yEARS | LAST DAY. I * OCR J- EARS | LAST DAY. ! I LAST DAY. I TX | LAST DAY. I J-X I LAST DAY. I I LAST DAY. I 1~1 ERMANY." | LAST DAY. 1 VJ ERMANY." I LAST DAY. I j LAST DAY. I — 1 LAST DAY. AT THE STRAND. LAST DAY. AT THE STRAND. LAST DAY. THIS AFTERNOON at 2.3 C LAST DAY. THIS EVENING at 7.43. LAST DAY. LAST DAY. AT THE LYRIC: LAST DAY. AT THF, LYRIC: LAST DAY. THIS EVENING at 7.45. LAST DAY. LAST DAY. Bo* Plan hi Queen Street. LAST DAY. Prices: 3/, Z/, &1/ (plus tax) LAST DAY. Owing to the bifj cost o LAST DAY. the N.Z. rlgnts it is impos LAST DAY. sible to show this piotnr LAST DAY. anywhere under these prices A METRO. — T>RINCBSS. — A METRO A METRO. — RINCESS. — A METRO LAST DAY AND NIGHT. KMILY STEVENS EMILY STEVENS A SLEEPING MEMORY. A SLEEPING .MEMORY. A SLEEPING MEMORY. A SLEEPING MEMORY. rpfJ-MORROW (SATURDAY). FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN And BEVBULEY BAYNF. In a 5-Act Marvellous Metro. WITH -VT-EATNESS AXD ! ITH -■-> EATNKSS ■ci-sD | DISPATCH. I ISPATCH. I m H E T V R I C SYMONDS STREET. CommenolnK TO-MORROW (SATURDAY*. WM. CJ TTART v> M . to. Hart rniE RECORD-BREAKER) THE "PATRIOT." HE ■»- ATRIOT." Sec the Prince of Picture Horsemen in a Mad Ride and Running Fisht. To be seen ONLY at rpHET V X I C Cenal "Lyric" Prices: 6<l and l/l. Phone :itt4.> for Reserves, ]/T. Ql-EE.VS r\UKEJC'S UEK.VS V»UKKN'S A Mirst Appealing. Thrilling. 'nnd Dellghtfi Story. HIS AWX " T>KOI*LE. IS VWS JL KOPLE. Featuring HARRY \TOREY ARRY ■μ-orey and GLADYS T ESLII LADYS -"ESLU SATURDAY—NEXT - SATURDAY. A Oro rnn ol Ourtnp I'ower. " rpilE \*7AY /-\UT." "■•-HE VVaY VLT." Featuring au All-Star Combination. α-rlylk tSlackweli. V> a-RLYLK J->LACKWELI. and JUNK T7ILVIDGE I,'XK -t^LVIIXJK COMMENCING TOMORROW. COMMENTING TO-MORROW. CJATURDAt, AUGUST O"l AT EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. AT EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. AT EVERYBODY'S THKATRK. AT EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. MY TpOrß "y EARS TN ERMANY V X iICK 1 EARS -Ln UkrmAXl My Tfoni years tn /Germany V X ocu i KAKS AN VTerMANI MY "POUR YEARS TX f> EKMANI V J- OCR X ears An vJerman-j Prices: .1/ (Reserved), '2/ and 1/. Rooking Plau at the Theatre from 10 a.ir till 10 p.m., where sents may be reserve* now. T>OOK TpARLY. A T — TpVERVBODY'S. ■"•T -EVERYBODY'S. /■VRAND — OPP. G.P.O. — q»DAi The Last Screening. 'WOMANHOOD. Ijist Chapter. "THE MYSTERY OF THE DOCBL. CROSS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). /CHARLIE /"IHAPLIN. In One of Hi V-'HARLIH VVHAPLIX. Newest - fiHARLIE fiHAPLIN. "EASY *—harlik Chaplin. street In One of His /CHARLIE /CHAPLIN Newest, V-HAULIF. *-HAPLIN •EASY /"IHARLIE pHAPLIX STRBKfT." Charlie Chaplin A Great Goldwyn Prodnction. Starring JANE COWL. " CPREADING TkAWN." -L/AWN." "I shall conquer this thine called L«v< before T die." 1 Another Great Serial. Starring PEARL WHITE. First Chapter. In . First Chapter " THE FATAL RING." Do you remember Pearl White in "Tin Iron Claw?" Well, she is just as line ir "The Fatal Ring." GLO B F ~ZZ LOBE. .MURIEL OSTRICHR and ARTHUR ASHLEY In a Fascinating "World" Play. " MORAL COURAGE." "MORAL COURAGE/ , Also a Ksystone Comedy, ' The .Male Governess." FOOTBALL. TET THE PUBLIC yg&f Xj DECIDE." /rj\ A UCKLAND TJUGBY J( US) T EAGUE. "DOOPE TJOOSTEn TfUNAL. qity v. titaritime. Referee. Mr W. Wynyard. Also, Cnrtaln Raiser, to be announced later At rjUIE TJOMAIN, fp O-MOR R5 W, fIATDIDi Y. ALL PROCEEDS TO CHARITY. Free List Entirely Suspended Gents. 1/: Stand. 1/; Ladies. Gd; Children nnder 12, Half-price. NOTE.—Iu accordance with the rule! har.ded to inral non-sectarian charities. nominated by the Leagues patron, his Worship the Mnyor. who will be a specta tor. This year's proceeds will be equally divided between Sister Esther's work for the poor, the Salvation Army Rescue Home. Pameil, nnd the St. John Ambulance Brigade. For the sake of these splendid institutions make up your mind to be present, sunshine or rain. The City Council has kindly consetil«d tr refund the ground fees, and all work in connection with the match will he per formed voluntarily by members of the League and Supporters. Special Tram Service from ail parts. Sportsmen were ever generous, and we kDow you will be there. Two Wagons will leave the G.P.O. at 2 13 p.ni.. To-morrow (Saturday). Teams please note. For the Auckland Rushy League WHITTINGTON ROOPE. 511 Hon. Sec, A.R.L.