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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 67, 19 March 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. miVOLI. The Best J- IVOLI. For Music, rpiVOLI. For Comfort, - 1 - IVOLI. For Refinement, rpiVOLI. For Perfect Photo-plays, ■*■ IVOLI. For All the Leading Artists. TO--VTIGHT, AT Q IGHT, AT O» WE SAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE REAPPEARANCE OF "XTIVIAN TVTARTIN ThlH popular screen v IVIAN ■ U - L ARTIN artiste has now se"\7"IVIAN TITARTIN curely established ' IVIAN -"J-ARTIN herself In the hearts "yiVIAN TITARTIN of motion picture * IVIAN - L ' J -ARTIN patrons as one of "VIVIAN TMTARTIN the most charming v IVTAN -"J-ARTIN and delightful of the "\TIVIAN ]\,rARTIN younger stars. Her v IVIAN -"J-ARTIN whimsical and ap"VTIVIAN l\/rARTIN pealiug mannerisms » IVT.AN - L?J -ARTIN c<Jm,bined with her "yiVIAN A/FARTIN" high sense of artis- ' IVIAN - L *- 1 -ARTIN try, go to make TTTVTAN "VTARTIN each of her producv IVIAN -"J-ARTIN tions a most pIeas"VγIVIAN "V/fARTIN Ing entertainment. v IVIAN ■ UJ -ARTIN She appears In a iMagnetlc attraction of Love and Romance, of Humour and Pathos, Entitled. ]\,fOLLY TT'NTANGLED. -'-•■OLLY -L'NTANC'LEJJ. "11/ TOLLY TTINTANGL'ED. iU OLI,Y ■L'XTANRLBn. MOLLY OLI-Y -L^NTAN-GTvED. "atolly '"•olly -Entangled. This Is a wholesome and reiined Rtnry shown, «nd has elicited the highest praise from aU tbe critics. Vivian Martin is provided with a role that gives her every opportunity of displaying her remarkable vivacity Also, Another Hilarious 2,000 ft -lester Comedy, /"VYMOUFLAG'E. pAMOI'FLAUE. The Latent American Gazette, and a Picture of 1..-st SATURDAYS ATURDAYS GATHERING TTN milK TkOMAIN. \T'fr,iMvc X\ Xtti- JL'oM\r'\ ST'KriALLY TAKEN FOR THE TIVOLI.' miVOLI — Reserves at 11. — /TVVOLI J- rvoi.l — deal's. Queen — J- IVOLI rpiVOLI — St.. or Theatre. - miVOLI -*- IVOLI — 'Phone 22."0 Auto. — ■*- IVOLI EM P I R E." M P I It E. DOMINION ROAD. — DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT And FRIDAY. VIVIAN MARTIN VIVIAN MARTIN In the Exquisite Paramount COMEDY DRAMA, T JIE Si I,IUIT fW "ROMANCE. IUX Oj'IKIT "f JttoMANCB rrWK CJPIRIT i"IF "POMANCE. -*-HE ►Jl'lltlT -tVo.MANCE. .._ '" unl Su PPt>rtlug Programme. NOTE-Intending patrons of this pro- 1 gramme are reuuestAl to note that the Empire has been secured for a public meeting 011 Thursday night, and therefore this picm»da'y"only. ~1 ' uw "" ; luxiuax aud "P O R E S T E R S' rp, H E A T R E. J- ORES T E US' -L H EAT It E. ONEHUNGA. ONEHUNGA. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). MATINEE, 3.30 P.M. EVENING, 8P M. "THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME." "THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME> Come and Spe the German Intrigue. Com.- and Spp lI.Ms. New Zealand. Com,- and See H.M.B. Queen Lizzie. During the Scrppiilug Mr. Alex. Gow -will sing -Sons of the Sea." Prices of Admission.—Matinee. .Id. Gd Kvening. fid. I/, Ueserves I/O (plus tax) nt shop next to theatre. USUAL PROGRAMME AT LYCEUM. "BRITANNIA - BRITANNIA •Britannia rritanmai PON-SONBY'S LEADING THEATRE ~.,„. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. William Fox Presents His Master Drama, "THE SPY SYSTEM." Featuring Dustln Farnum. See the Secrets of German Methods Exposed in this Thrlllimr Drama of Diplomat COMING— THURSDAY. PRIDAY SAT ENID BEIVNET in " NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY." A LEXANDRA TO-NICHT -t*-I,EXANriiRA TO-NIG'IIT" A LEXANDRA TriOLA » 10 LA ■L'a.NA ALEXANDRA In LEXANDRA T»REAKERS AHEAD A LEXANDRA A HEAD, ■**-I*BXANT»RA METRO A LEXANDRA A Gripping Story of ■^J-LEXANDRA the Sea. jniPRESS piCTURES, JjTVWTOS. LAST NIGHT—TO-NIGHT AT 7. , BETTY TAKES A HAND. . ' Starring OLIVE THOMAS. Also. The (iJPiirt Masterpiece EMPTY POCKETS EMPTY POCKETS THURSDAY'S CHANGEMAY ALLISON In "HYPOCRITES." M ALE PHOin. rpOWN TTALL. rpo-Monaow, ijihdrsday. Q.RAND QONCERT. QHOIR -75 —75-yOIGES WILL SING— "Young Musicians." •'The Lark Now Leaves." "Henr My Prayer." •'Mnrch of the Mountnineers." "Flow'ret and Bird " "Mldnljjht," "Lightly Foot It " ' MISS MarCORMICK will sing — " Far (ircater In His Lowly State" and "A Spring Flower." MR SYDNEY BUTLER will Sing "Ah: Moon of My D-elisht" and "The Pipes of Pan." MR DUNCAN BL.VCK will Sing "Friend of Mine" and "The Trumpeter." LOOK! LOOK! PRICE For Unreserved Seats. 2/, V, -V, 2/. / yET ANOTHER BCCKSHEE STUNT! y M.C.A. Q.TMNASITOI FOR "DETURNED OOLDTERS. .SPECIAL CLASSES COMMENCE MARCH 31ST. Get in touch "with V.M.C.A. Offices, Kitchener Street, not later than SATURDAY, March 29th. Classes include: .PHYSICAL CULTURE BOXING. WRESTLING, JU-JITSU, GYMNASTICS, Etc. Instructor: MR. GEO. F. UNDERWOOD. Classes for Boys and Young Men. Special Classes for Business iMen. Parents and Intending ■Pupils should, make EARLY APPLICATION at V.M.C.A Offices. P. J. L. KENNY, 536 General Secretary. "rpHE WOMA.N GOD FORGOT." At "Everybody's" (Friday Next). MUSICAL TUITION. MADAME FOLEY, from Paris, Teacher of French, Piniiofortc. Voice ■ Ptoduc* I tlon, and Singung, Resumes Teaching 20th February. Pupils prepared for Exams. At home Wednesdays and SatnrtJays. 107. Mt. Eden Road. \ys