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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 140, 13 June 1919, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. T IVOLI. At rpiVOLI. IVOLI. Grafton x IVOLI. T IVOLI. Bridge miVOLI. IVOLI. Tram Stop. -"-IVOLI. LAST "VfIGHT f\F AST i> IGHT MF the vxthispering /chorus, he >Vhispering Chorus. the yx7hispering /"«ihorus. he "whispering c h orus. t hk whispering /clhorus. he Whispering Chorus. the \xthispering /chorus. HE ''HISPERING HORUS. riIHE TXTHISPERING /CHORUS. J-HE VVriSPERING CHORUS. Positively your last chance ot seeing the Greatest Dramatic Triumph of the Screen. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). O-MORROW (SATURDAY). IWe have great pleasure ln announcing the First Appearance on the screen of one of Paramount's New Stars. LILA T EE Only sixteen years old, Llla ILA Xi_E L<;e makes her debut in LILA T EE motion pictures- as the star ILA X»EK in •• The Cruise of the LILA T EE Make-Believe," v delightful ILA X__E picture, based ou the novel LILA T EE of the same name by Tom iLA X/EE Gallon. Jesse L. Lasky LILA TEE " discovered " her, and ILA Xij__ picked her out as one of the LILA T EE most promising actresses ILA X/ee be had ever seen. The LILA T EE remarkaible acting of this ILA X*_E youthful artiste will make LILA TEE every man, woman and ILA -"ek child who sees her say: T ILA T EE v Here Is the world's -"ILA X/__ greatest star." The picture T ILA T EE tells a delightfully romantic -"ILA -"EI-} story of an extremely LILA T EE happy-hearted and imagina--ILA -"EE tive girl who is loved by a millionaire. THE CRUISE fyF rpHE A TAKE-BELIEVE. RUISE V/f X Hli ltXuiE-BELIEVK. CtKUiSE / |F •I'VHE Ail AXE-BELIEVE. -"RU'ISE **Al? J-HE - J -*-AKE-BE_IEVi;. CIRUISE f\F f[\HK \ TAKE-BELIEVE. /RINSE "f X u _ JW-AKE-BELIEVE. CRUISE /C.F rpHE \TAKE-BELIEVE. RUISE C'F X HE JJJ-AKE-BELIEVE. CIRUISE f\F rrvHE ATAKE-BELIEVE. BRUISE X HE i.U._KE___LIEVE. A romantic story, with a tinge of pathos and a touch of humour. The events and the course of the life of a young girl of humble parentage are the malu factors In the story, and things are very promising when a young society millionaire falls ln love with her. A splendid and most interesting story follows, with a thrilling and Ideal climax. COME, SAIL WITH LILA LEE TO THE LAND OF MAKE-BELIEVE! Also, We will show a (cplendid quppouting Splendid Supporting t>rogr4mme. x rogramme. Don't Forget to -TJESERVE "\rOUR CEATS. X OUR T IVOLI — Reserves at H. — rpiVOLI IVOLI — deal's. Queen — X[vOLI rpiVOLI — St., or Theatre — rpiVOLI ! X IVOLI — Phone 2238 Auto. — X jvOLI |t>ACE SUICIDE —DMiFTtESS, TO-NIGIHT. MILITARY PARADE. j, VT\O ALL MEM>«]_S. X BERS OF 4U YxW 3RD AUCKLAND MONDAY. 16th IJune. 1010, to attend a function in the Town Hall, on the occasion of the presenta- . tion of medals won by soldiers in the field. All members of the Regiment will attend j and-parade at the Drill Hall. Rutland [ Street, at 0.45 p.m. sharp. A large muster is particularly requested on this occasion. (Sgd.) L. POTTER. Captain N.Z.S.C., 504 Adjutant. 9 "TVIVISIONAL SIGNAL . COMPANY. J- 7 (College Rifles.*) PRESENTATION OF DECORATIONS AND MEDALS. The Company will Parade on MONDAY, the 16th June Inst., at corner of Kitchener Street and Wellesley Street East (outside Public Library I, at 7.15 p x m. Dress: Drill Order. A. A. DIGNAN, Lieut. Commanding. Parade ordered for Tuesday 17th June, Is cancelled. sei ■*V"0. IS CO., SENIOR CADETS The Company will Farade at the Dril Hail ou MONDAY, 16th June, at 6.40 p.m sharp, to attend the Town Hall for Preseni tatiou of Honours won on the field of war. NO LEAVE GRANTED. G. T. KRETSOHMAR. S 3 Capt. O.C. No. 18 Co. ITU COMPANY (EDEN) SENIOR * CADETS. The whole Company will Parade at the Drill Hall at 0.45 p.m., MONDAY. JUNE 16, To attend the Town Hall for Presentatior lof Medals and Honours won on the tlelt of battle in the great war. Absolutely No i.,enve. (Signed) M. McKECHNIE. Lieut 539 O.C. 4th Coy., A.S.C. CO. AUCKLAND SI'.NIoR CADET!: The Company will parade ln the DrlJ Hall on MONDAY, June 16, at 6.45 p.m. There will be no Parade on WEDNES DAY, June 18. Parade as usual, WEDNESDAY, June 25 at 7.30 p.m. R. GARDNER. Lieut . oil Otlicer Coinmn/iding. | OiOTH CO. AUCKLAND SENIOR CADET! • i All Members of the above Company ari j hereby warned to Parade at Lome St City, at 6.45 p.m., on MONDAY, June 16 jto attend Presentation at Town Hall. THOS. F. BLOMFIELD. Lieut ' ; 15 O.C. 30th Co. A.S.C. OORD CO. (MARIST BROTHERS) AUCK ■**" LAND SENIOR CADETS. All the above Company are hereb; warned to attend a Parade at Lome Street , City, at 6.45 p.m., MONDAY, 16th June, t> attend the Town Hall for I'resentations o Medals and Honours won on the field ln th Great War. ' C. H. EMERY, Lieut., 536 O.C. 23rd Co. ' f>jrLH AND 30TH CO.'S AUCKLANI - lXi SENIOR CADETS. All Members of the above Companies ar . hereby warned to parade at Lome Street City, at 6.45 p.m., on MONDAi, 16th June jto attend the Town Hall, for Presentatlo: * ■ of Medals and Hono.urs won by Soldiers o: i the Field of Battle in the Great Wai . j Absolutely no leave. : i W. J. LOGAN, Lieut., , 535 O.C. 26th and 30th Co.'s '________________________________ LEARN to Shoot Straight.—Hazard' Miniature Rilie Rrange is the place fo practice at running, disappearing, and sta s Uonary targets. 2