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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 187, 8 August 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. ' CJTRAND — N.Z.s — CJTRAND , OraiAXD — Largest — »IBAXD STRAND — And — CJ TRAND TRAND — Finest — »TRAND STRAND — Picture — OTEAND I TRAND — House. — *JTRAND Direction: Puller's Pictures, Ltd. LAST ©AY. Screening at 2 and s>3o. 7 ana 8.30. — Teasing — Pleasing — CONSTANCE . fTULMADGE, ONSTANCB J-ALMADGE, CONSTANCE rjTNALMADGE, OX-STANCE J-ALMADGE, In a Romantic Search for a Second Husband.- "The man I marry must give mc thrills—must sweep mc off my feet!" '"ROMANCE AND ARABELLA." " "OMANCE AND ■«-RABELLA." BOMANCE AND A RABELLA." OMAN'CE AND She tried them all—The Cubist, the Callow Youth, the Scientist, the Cave Man; but the good old stand-by, Bill, won after all. LATEST PATHE GAZETTE Topical (Including Princess Patricia's Wedding to Commander Ramsey). PRICES—Day: Circle, 1/; Stalls, 6d. Evening: Reserves, 2/; Circle, 2/6; and Stalls, 1/; Children half-price (Plus Tax) Doors open at 1.40 and 6.30. /COMMENCING TTTO-MORROW. J-O-MOIUtOW. A Select Feature, fISTORMA mALMADGE J-* OHMA -L ALMADGB rVTORMA ir|\ALMADGE IJ-ALIIADGE ."VTORMA ITTIALMADGE -l>ollilA -1-ALJIADGE-In "/TTH-E TTEART ,f\F TTrETONA." "J- HE XX EAK T VP VVeTONA." The love and trust .of an Indian maid betrayed by a man who was -white in colour only. .SETTINGS OF CALLFORNIAN -LOVELINESS. TO-MORROW—AT TEE SESAXD. QUEEN'S. - QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. Last Opportunity TO-DAY of Seeing the Beautiful Ell MY VXTBH'LEN, Mill' VV-EH-LEN, In •iCJYLiVIA ,|"YN '/TIHE t CJPREE. \->S 'J-iIE S^rißEiE. irpO-MORROW. mO-MORROW. mO-MORROW. jmO-MORROW. /• .tSATUR-DAY. - 1 - PpO-MORROW. mO-MORROW. A CKXOWLEDGED «^_ •"•CKNOW LEDGED DRAMATIC /-VU'EEN /"\F ME RA-MATIC vJtTjjEN "F J- HE SCREEN. CREEN. AT AZIMOVA. AZIMOVA. •AJAZIMOV<A. AZIMOVA. .-VTAZIMOV.A. -" AZIMOVA. UN ONE OF THE SCREEN'S GREATEST PRODUCTIONS. EYE TTVOR TOK T7IYE. YE -C OR JI'YE. JiiY-E -T OR EYE TjMJR T7IYE. TpYtE TTIOR YE J? OR XL/YE. ii'YE -f OR EYE TTIOR TTIYE. TT'OR' YE -I? OR -EiYE. -CiYE -T OR -EiYE. This stupendous production • is one of the -Screen -Wonders of the World, and should not be ■ . missed by anybody. Day 'Prices. Sixpence and 1/L Evening Prices, .Ninepence and 1/3 (plus tax). EST JJKD IJIHEATBE. TO-NIGHT — COMPLETE CHANGE. ■Louis Joseph* Vance's Great Book Picturised " THE LONE 'WOLF." And ETHEL CLAYTON, " A SOUL WITHOUT WINDOWS." FOR THIS DAY ONLY. MICKEY." — ICKEY," at the /^.rand— saturday, -"-t the vtraxd—Saturday. football "OUGBY "CTOOTBALL. //Os QOLLEGE T)AY. qnj mHE tSomaix. ryS mHE TVOMAIX. /-yN rrmE ttjomaix. fTIO-iiaRROW (SATUIRDAY), 1 P.M/ SECONDARY SCHOOLS. -L FIRST GRADE. -GRAMMAR SCHOOL . B T. SACRED ittEAHT. OIK P.M. EXHIBITION MATCH, , TT-ING'S V. .Q.iRAMMAR V. RING'S. (These matches lave been arranged through the courtesy of the Principals of the three Colleges.) QI X P.M. SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONO.JLO gHIP. rpiO .TJOYS V. "I3IFLES. pOLLEGE XJIPLiES V. ,QLD gOTS. THE TWO LEADING TEAMS. Last game a draw, 14 points each. Admission to Ground, 1/. Ladies, schoolboys and girls, Cd. STAND, 1/. NO HALF-P,RICE. Vehicles, 1/. NOTES. (1) Vehicles go to far eide of ground, opposite pavilion. (2) 'Players must produce their passes at gates. (3) Usual gatekeepers please attend main entrance 12 o'clock. 5G7 P. 3IeELWAIN, Hon. Sec, >A.R.F.TT. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. -"• SATURDAY, AUGUST &. VICTORIA PAHK. Grand Re-p'.ayed Semi-Final Tie. Falcon Cup. NORTH .SHOJtE V. EVERTON. Britain's National Game Demonstrated by Two Splendid Teams. Kick-off, 3 p.m. f 525 A. CLARKE,- Hon. Sec, A.F.A, DEMONSTRATION. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE. PRUNING AND SPRAYING DEMONSTRATIONS. -Demonstrations In Fruit Tree Pruning* will be given as under:— 1 Under the Auspices of the Henderson 'Fruitgrowers' Association. SATURDAY, August o—Mr. Colebrook's Orchard, Lincoln Road, Henderson at 2.30 p.m. Under the Auspices of the Waikunaete Fruitgrowers' Association. TUESDAY. August 12—Mr. F. Firth's Orchard, OratUi, at 2 p.m. J. W. COLLARD, Orchard Instructor. Auckland, August 6, 1010. _ 514