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____rs_________ -RATIONAL T>ICTURES. "VTATIONAL "PICTURES. •*-> ATIONAL A. ICTURES. i_ ATIONAL JL ICTURES. "VTATIONAL T.ICTURES. *VTATIONAL "PICTURES. _-* ATIONAL -»- ICTURES. -_ ATIONAL A ICTURES. -RATIONAL piCTURES. "VTATIONAL PICTURES. J-i ational -Pictures. -National -Pictures. OBR DOUBLE-STAR, DOUBLE-VALUE PROGRAMME. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THE ATHLETIC, DARING, AGILE STAR, IN A THRILLING STORY OF FRONTIER LIFE IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS. rp>M "VflX Master of CIIX Q.HOOTER A NDY Heart interest -«-OM -'-''J-IX The Plains _-NDY and thrill In rptOM "\,fIX With CyHOOTBR A NDY every inch J-OM ai±ix EnW Markey. o_x _>HOOTER •**___- of this film. THIS NEW PRODUCTION IS A WESTERN PLAY, DEALING WITH A SITUATION THAT IS ABSOLUTELY NOVEL. ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING AND THRILLING STORIES OF PIONEER DAYS. It shows the type of man of big body and heart and mind, who did the work of taking the wilderness away from the bands of outlaw, that roamed the great West. WILL APPEAL TO ALL WHO LOVE A RED-BLOODED AND COURAGEOUS MAN. OONIA TITARKOVA, THE A TTEART'S TOEvENGE. iu ARKOVA, RUSSIAN ACTRESS, aa. ---EART'S -"EVENGE. CJONIA "VTARKOVA, IN A THRILLING A TJ EART'S TJEVENGE. **-*ONIA ■ LTJ -ARKOVA. PHOTO.-DRAMA. **■ AA. EART'S -""EVENGE. AN EXPOSURE OF INTRIGUE IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY LIFE. ACTION! ACTION! ACTION: THRILL! THRILL! THRILL! IS THE BASIS OF THIS GREAT MELODRAMA. 1 A DARING MOTOR-BOAT CHASE AND MANY OTHER THRILLS. I A crafty Russian Baron, aided by a Chinese doctor, with his Chinese medicines, 1 is trying to win, the hand of an Attache uf the Uussiau Government, bnt the girl is already engagud to a young aviator, and THE GIRL HAS FAITH IN HER I_)VER. Despite all the evidence, she battles against heavy odds to rescue her sweetheart from an admirer's crafty scheme to send him to China. INTERMINGLED IN THIS PLAY ARE MANY DELICATE TOUCHES OF PATHOS AND HUMOUR, AND MANY ODD AND BEAUTIFUL SCENES. * 4 PICTURE CURE rrtO PLEASE aa- a. icTURE a-o A. LEASE. WU SOY FA. A REAL CHINESE GIRL, ACTS IN THIS PICTURE, AND BRINGS MUCH ORIENTAL COLOUR INTO IT. TONSORIAL ARTISTS MUTT AND JEFF. r£HF. -RATIONAL /"ORCHESTRA, TJMNEST TN A UCKLAND.

OVERTURE. "RAYMOND" MEETINGS. *V rj T ABOUR T>ARTY. OPEN-AIR MEETINGS, QUAY STREET. SUNDAY, 2.45 and 6.45 p.m. 1 Speakers: Afternoon—Messrs G. T. JONES and J. PURTELL. Evening MR. M. J. SAVAGE. •Would Stalling Prices Benefit the Wage i Earners?" jT> U B L I C Af" E E T I N G In I . THE GLOBE THEATRE On I , QUNDAY, "VTAROH f) SU_t_2_T: "OVERCROWDED SCHOOLS: THE RIGHTS OF CHIUJHOOD." Streakers: ■Messrs. G. T. Jones, W. Murdoch, E. Hunter, Headmaster Harrison. Doors, 7.30 p.m. Chair, 8 p.m. prompt. Collection in aid of "The Right, ol Child_ood -Campaign." 5_3 Y. M * c - r - "WBAT IS A WOWSER. ' • "W_LAT IS A WOWSER?" TO-MORROW* 7 !SUNDAY). 3 P.M. MR, ALBERT BRUNTNELL, M.L.A.. •MR. ALBERT BRUNTNELL, M.L.A., Will answer this oft-asked question. ALL MEN WELCOME. Mr. Bruntnell Is a great social jyorker and a iJrilliant platform speaker. Ift recently succeeded In getting a ißlll through the New ; South Wales Parliament granting a referendum ou the liquor question. SATURDAY, Sth, at 8 p.m. FAREWELL SOCIAL To •M_. W*. E. BUSH MR. W. E. BUSH, President of the Association. All Members Invited to be Present P.. J. L. KENNY, General Secretary. 279 "p IVO L I rp HEAT RE. TO-MORROW (Sunday), 7 PJ_. Hear This Message: "WHEN FALSEHOOD BECOMES TRUTH." Missloner FORDE CARLISLE. Doors Open 6.30 p.m. ___*"_ A LBEKT "D'RUNTNELL, I M.L.A., N.S.W., I W*'ILL SPEAK rpO-MORROW (SUNDAY) "pVEWING, j * At 7.15, , CORNER QUEEN nnd SHORTLAND STS. 1 Temperance Guards Band in Attendance. ! I "WHY I ADVOCATE PROHIBITION." CJTRAND rpHBATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, 8.15. MONDAY, 12.15 p.m. LUNCH HOUR TALK, At CORNER QUAY and QUEEN STS. 1 Bring with you people open to conviction. '. 563 "VTOUNT EDEN .BOROUGH COUNCIL, i I On MONDAY, Mart* 3, at 7.30 p_m., a 1 Presentation will be made to Mr. Nicholson I of money collected ao mark the district's appreciation of the long and valuable services which he rendered to it. At his ; Tequest this money is to form a fund to assist necessitous scholars from the Mount Eden or Mauitgawhau Schools to obtain secondary education. All Ratepayers and Residents are invited to be present. I S. GRAY. 1 5 °9 Town Clerk. irnHE PEOPLE'S PROTECTION SOCIETY j OF N.Z. i i The Monthly Meeting of the Executive j Council of the above Society will be held at the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street, Auckland, on MONDAY, March 3rd, 1919, at S p.m. 1, I Business: General. j FRANK CHAPMAN, . j 524 Hon. Secretary. I AUCKLAND GROCERS' .^ASSISTANTS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A General Meeting will be held in Union ' Room, 25, Swanson Street, on MONDAY NEXT, March 3, at 8 p.m. sharp. Business: j General and Reports. 1 Tbe Secretary will be in attendance at ,7.30 to Receive Dues. | Members are urged to see that their ! ■ ■ names are on the Municipal and Parliamen- I jtary Rolls. J. H. MORTENSEN, ' 598 Secretary. T> P.A. — ROSKILL GEOD^ ll THE ANNUAL MEETING ( Of the a_)ve Group will be held in the ' {CHURCH OF CHRIST. DOMINION RID., Burnley Terrace Corner, On TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 4, AT 8 P.M. Report; Election of Officers. W. D. MORE, ESQ.. Will Speak. DB. H. D. M___iM__K, ___>_ j 0 * 3 r * h -'-ii_n 5 _