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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 164, 11 July 1919, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. rpHB QTRAXD. J-HE "TEAXD. i rriHE QJTRAND. ■ -*- HE OjEAXD. "N.Z.'s Largest and, Finest Picture House!" Direction: Fullers' Pictures. Ltd. Afternoon, 2 to 5. Evening, 7 to 10. LAST DAY, LAST DAY, LAST DAY, LAST DAY, At 3 anil S p.m. of tv/frs. /-Iharlie /chaplin, -uj-rs. "uliarlik mrs. /Charlie /chaplin, rs. Charlie Chaplin, MRS. pUIARLIK rs. Charlie v^haplin, Formerly Mildred Harris, In BORROWED ORROWKU This heart-searching story ""DORROVVKD of love lost aud won will " J -*OKROWED seize on your sympathies /"ILOTHES." like a bridal wreath of v-'LOTHES." orange blossoms. pi.OTIIES." Clothes." STRAND ORGAN" AND ORCHESTRA. ! PRICES: Day Session as Usual, 1/ nnd 6d. .Evening Session: Reserves, 1/11: Circle, 1/5; Stalls, lid (Plus Tax). Telephone 3114 for Reserved Scats to-night. TO-MORROWS NEW STAR, XO-iIOUUOW'S .NEW STAR, JUNE XfLVIDGE, . [JNB -CiLVIDGE, JUNE TTVLVIDGE, VSIi -H*LVIDGE, Supported by MADGE EVANS, JOHN BOWERS, AND GEORGE MeQUARUIE, In JOAN . f\V rVilUi WOODS." PAX vA,- J- he VVooDS." JOAN f\V riIHE \X7OODS." OAN VK J-UE >TOODS." A story told back in the tall pines where they buy lives, and there are no laws to resist the stronger man's will. T IIE W AY O F A v^ HIP O N J- he Way \J]? A k->hip v> \ ITfMIE- DEA. -f- HE WEA. A most interesting official picture of Convoying Food Ships in War Time to feed the mouths of the Nation. During the screening M R T W A TKLNSONT ij . VV. -XVI'KINSON "Will Sins: "The iikipper" (.lude) and " Go to Sea " (Trotere). pRINCESS. p-RINCESS. TSRINCESS. -pRINCESS. "PRINCESS. pRINCESS. Direction: The Dominion Picture Theatres Co., Ltd. LAST SESSIONS TO-DAY. From - to D, and from 7 to 10. Of -\riss ipi: titarsh, MISS TIfAK -jITARSII, iss -Bj-ae -"J-arsii, MISS I\r^ B "jIfAKSH, iss ■"-Lab Iw-aush, In THE LORIOUS A DVESTCRE. HE VTIORIOUS -"-DVENTUKE. Intensely interesting, splendidly produced, the whole enhanced by the appealing and wistful beauty of the Star. SPLENDID CHRISTIE COMEDY, And THE LATEST CO-OPERATIVE GAZETTE PRINCESS RAND r\RCHESTRA RINCESS vTraND ; PRINCESS. J>RINCESS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). iu ADW: -LU-ADGE -"-ENXEDY. i^ENNEDY. Willi . HER TTTYES EX -EiXES AND HER CJMILE. Kit ■OitlLE. IN Our r\vn UR vji-it J ITTLE TX7IFE. TITTLE _ TX7IFE -Kittle Wlfe. -Little VVi FE FROM THE STAGE SUCCESS BY AVERY BOXWOOD. Each new picture adds to the ever-increas-ing popularity of Mies Madge K-enneay—the Star of a thousand surprises. Nearly all her successes have taken tue public by storm, and won for this joyous girl the instant affection of legions of picture theatre-goers. AND NOW COMES HER MOST UNUSUAL * AND POWERFUL PRODUCTION. A swift-moving story of action, ever changing plot, jealousy , , suspicion, laughter, and rapidity of action. JJER -rQYES TTER .CJUILE. •"-EK J-'SES AND -D-ER *>MILE. Madge t7-exxedt. adge -Kennedy. THINK f\V HINK V^f ATJEATJTIFUIi TJRIDE JJeautiful JJride ttuss tt cr t? ejected t overs •"■Eβ J-'OVEB.S O N TT ER TTONETMOON. V -'N J-J-ER AXOXETMOON. • A RIOT OF LAUGHTER AND DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT Further particulars -will be duly •announced. DAY PK-SSTONS PRTCfcS. «d AND 1/1 EVENING SFPSTONS. 1/ 1/6 RESERVE. 2/. ' Donrs open 1.40 tinrl 6.30 o'clock, commence at 2 and 7 o'clock.. QUEEN'S, QUEEN'S. QCEEN'S. QUEEN'S. PRICES OF ADMISSION. STALLS, ' CIRCLE, <-~-„ . , One Shilling SIXPENCE. and one Penny. Saturdays Excepted. But Prices of Admission will shortly begoing up," "going up," in consequence of the ever-increasing cost of everything and. more particularly because very "shortly the Picture Attractions to be presented at the Queen s will be superior or at least equal to any in the world. THE QUEEN'S Was the First Picture Theatre In Auckland and in the matter of screening and the pictures it will present to its patrons it will be one of the foremost in New Zealand. LAST SESSION TO-DAY Of BELLE BENNETT BELLE BENNETT In "RECKONING DAY." TO-3IOREOW—SATURDAY— TO-QIORROW Will be Presented M ARY M ILES TVPSTER In one of The Most Beautirul Stories Of the Screen, Entitled DIMPLES. IMPLES. I TVM-PLES. I ±J IMPLES. DIMPLES. IMPLES. I Mary Miles Minter is the little seventeen-year-old Screen Star, ivho earns £3000 a year and possesses the most perfect camera fare •of all the stars in Filmland, oach half of her face being the duplicate of the other. H~K STAR CMF STAR S BILLiE BURKE IN QUEEN ST TO-DAY EVRYB-DY-S "IDOBROWED CLOTHES."