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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 134, 6 June 1919, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. "DRIXCESS. ■pRINCESS. TJRINCESS. LAST RDPRDSENTATION TO-DAY Of Miss ALICE BRADY ALICE BKADY ALIiCB BRADY ALICE BRADY ALICE BRADY ALICE B'RAUY In HER GREAT CHANCE, HER GREAT CHANCE, HER GREAT CHANCE, HER GREAT CHANCE, Greeted all the Week by Crowded and Delighted Audiences. PRINCESS GRAXD ORCHESTRA. pRIXCESS. -piUXCEISS. pRIXCE'SS. T>RIXCEB'S. TO-MDiTSROW, TO-ABUUiROW, SATURDAY, SATURDAY, Will Be Presented ON-E OF 'I-HE MOST NOTABLE SCR.EEX I'ROUL'ICTIO.VS OF THE YEAH, Entitled LEST WE FORGET LEST WE FORGET. LEST WE FOIKJKT. LIvST WE FORGET. LUST WE KOIiOET. LEWT WE FORGET. LKWT WE FOKiGET. LKST WE FORGET. LK-ST WE FOIMSET. LEST WE FORGET. LK-ST WE FORGET. LE-ST WE FORGET. A magnificent spectaculnr photo, drama that has i-rowdcd the theatres and aroused SPEICIAL NOTE. A Wonderful and Most Remarkable Coincidence. In TWs Truly Great Si ret-;i Production Will Be -'Seen "The Famous French Star RITA JOLIVET. ■iITA JOLIVET. RITA JOLIVET. A Survivor A Survivor of the Lusitunia. of the Lusltania. IX THE GREAT SCENE Of THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. What Her Eyes Saw Yours Will See. In this stupendous S-act production is presented v mlshly panorama .>f thrilling events, now historical, the significance of which will make it of value as long as the world lasts. A STPPEXDOUS PICTURE 'SPECTACLE A STUPENDOUS PICTLTIE 'SPECTACLE. And Through It All A Beautiful Love Story Vhiiies Like a Star Through the Darkness. A COLOSSAL SCREEX T.RIUiM!TiH Showing THE MXKI'NG OF THE LUSITANTA TillE SINKING OK TH-K I-i SITANiA. THE SINKING Of' Tllii LLaITANIA. Featuring RUTA JOLIVET KITA JOLIVET BfTA JOLIVET RITA JOLIVET A Survivor of That Tremeudoois Calau.lty. One of the most thrilling and triumphant screen achie\eiueiitis, liescutijg in a stirriug and intensely Interesting photo drama Special Music by PRINCESS/ PRINCESS Grand Orchestra. Grauu Orchestra. STRAND. QTRAXD. I'UAXD. •Ol'iiA.NJ-). STHAND. UIKA.NU. TRAXD. OrKAX'U. Direction..Fuller's Pictures. Ltd. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF LILLIAN WALKER In THE T UST r\i!' rpHE A GES, H-a -L'CST VJ , ],' iHE ilu-ts, Sessions: 11, 12.30. J..W, 4.K0. and 8. TO-MORROWS XEW BILL. MAE XfARSIi AE i-M-AHSH MAE -JItARSH AE -^J-AUbU AXD TOM -irOORE OAI rnoii "\toorxj J-O.M -"J-OORK IX "irpilE ./--lIXDEUELLA Tk/TAN." •• J- mo -"J-as"" THE /CINDERELLA MAX" HE i*J- \N " '•/1-MIE /lIXIIKKELLA "\/|'AN." '•J- HE I'J-AN." Every Scene Is .lo.v itself ! The whole a bubbling container of Comedy Sentiment, and Heart Interest A STOHY OF CHAKM AND .U'l'EAI. THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUNG A.NLI OLD ! The Best Goldwyn Play Yet l'roduced. COMMENCING rpo-MORROW OM-MKNCING -L O-MOKROW AT THE STRAND. Sessions and Prices as Usual. QUEEN'S . rvOEEX'S. OBEX'S. -■ v» UEEN _ A WESTERN - PR-PURE OF TiiRILL AXD BEAUTY. UNTAMED. XTAMED. TTNTAiiED. *~> NTAMED. Presenting One of the Most Dashing Rlder3 before the Camera To-day ROY QJTE WART. OY WTEVVART. EOY ,CJTEWAKT. OY WTEWART. ROY QTEWART. OY WTEWABT. He Stood Alone Among a Gang of the Worst Men on the Border. He was not one of them, and they Feared Him, Fought Him— but Never Beat Him. gATURJJAY — -^gATURDAY. A WORLD FEATURE, •Presenting Wonderful BARBARA \nd ARBARA Clever JOHNNY TXINES, In "OHXiNY -JQ-IXES JUST OYLV IA. «u«t Sylvia. "qiHE CIXDERELLA MAN." _ Tom J- Moore as the young poet, and Mac Marsh as the wealthy heiress Vl' THE STRAND, COMMEXCIXG TO-MORROW. EL H O L L A X D, MP • LECTURES, GLOBE THEATRE ' SUNDAY AFTEiRXOOX, 3 O'CLOCK "The War Foundations of the Peace Terms '• lio