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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 253, 24 October 1919, Page 12

AM TJ SEMEN X S. LAST OPPORTUNITY TO-NIGHT. STRAND — N'.Z.'s — CSXUAND TRAND— Largest - O TRAND I LjTRAND — Aud — Q'i'RAND 0 TRAND — Finest - OtBAND STRAND — Picture — CTKAND j I'JtAND — House. — *__AXD Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. LAST A PPEARANCE rpO-NIGHT. AST -"-PPEARANCE ■*■ 0-NIGHT.' Of \ MARY T3ICKFORD, ARY -tICKFOED, As Judy, in DADDY T ONG - T EGS " ADDY XiQNG - -L_GS " SPECIAL PROLOGUE AND ORCHESTRA COMMENCING to-morrow qaturday, o-morrow Saturday, First Appearance at the Strand of QESSUE XTAYAKA'WA, C-iJaSUE XXAYAK-VWA, qessub ttayakawa, *3bs_ue JJ-ayakawa. In THE rPEJIPLE f\F XIUSK." HE J- ICMPI •'•: yJV -L'USK." THE fI.E_.MPLE (~\F .'IK J-EIIPLE V'K J-/USK." THE rpEMPLE r\F X»USK." K__ i-EMI_E Vf i-_B_" A Strange and Fascinating Drama, In which a young Japanese Poet, sworn to guard, the daughter of the girl he loved, gives his freedom and then his life to carry out his sacred pledge. •• rpHE rpEMPLE _fYF X» USK " "J-.MK J-FMPLE VF i-'tJSK." "rpHE rpEMPLE QF TJUSK.'' TillE rpEMPLE /"YF T~|USK." HE X '•M'T,K V/ir xJv?K." TtfE rpEMPLE f\F T~|II&K." HE J-EMPLE, V'F -L'USK." The picture gives Sessue Hayakawa such opportunity, for the display of his undoubted histrionic ability ns to leave no room for conjecture. Every phase of the picture seems to melt into his make-up, so that he Is truly the exemplification of the part himself. FORESTER S' rp H E A T E E, ORES T F. It S' -EAIE E, ONEHUNGA. MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 37. Afternoon, 2.30- p.m. Evening, S p.m. MARY "PICKFORD ARY X ICKFOR.D MARY TJICKFORD ARY X ICKFORD IN DADDY T ONG T EGS. ADDY J-_NG xJtzqs_ daddy t ong t cos. addy -"ong -Megs. Prices of Admission: 1/1, 2/1; Res., 2/7, at Watts Children, half-price. Day Sales and Rrserves may be obtained at Shop next to Theatre all day Monday QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. TO_AY ONLY. The Last Opportunity of seeing one of the greatest pictures produced, DESTINY. T\ESTINY. ESTI.Vy. -L'ESTIN-. DESTINY. "TkESTINY. ESTI.XY. . -L_STINY. Featuring The Superb. Dramatic Actress, DOROTHY T>HILLIPS OROTHY x HILLIPS And Special Cast. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY. HAROLD T OCKWOOD AROLD -^OCKWOOD HAROLD T OCKWOOD AROLD -^OCKWOOD In the Absorbingly Interesting Dramatic Production, Entitled PALS TjMRST. TJALS TTHRST. X ALS X jirst. x ALS X iRg T . Docs a Man Lose his Pal When he Marries? A Gripping Play of Love and Adventure. PALS T7URST. —. ALS X ntST. ~ And A Splendid Supporting Programme. rp O - N I G H T VIVIAN MARTIN x o - N I G H T AT EV'IIVBIDY'S. -LECTURES. JUDGE Q_KO. JJ Of Massachusetts. ' "rpHE REED'S QF rj_E jqWR," At ' CHAUTAVQUA, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25. 513INTER'XATIOXAL BIBLE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION. "rpHE JJAS TENDED." MHJLIONiS NOW "LIVING WILL NEVER DIE. An Interesting Lecture on above Topic will be given by l W° 1 ' W JOHNSTON, V.D.M., OF SOUTH AFRICA, IN THB LYRIC, SYMONDS STREET-, On CUXDAY, QCTOBER no j AT 7.30 P.M. 1 DON- MISS IT! Seats Free! No Collection!! 561 MEETINGS. / AUCKLAND GENERAL LABOURERS' UNION. ■Members are requested to meet at foot of Queen Street, at 9 a.m. on MONDAY, arth; to take part in Labour Day Procession. ANDY • O'N.EILL, 532 Organising Secretary. gT. GEORGE'S ROWING CLUB (REG.) The 3RTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETS_S_J, th _ 9 !nb vlii be neld at 'he BOATHOUSE, .Twice s Bay, on 'WEDNESDAY October 29. 1919. ' It is particularly desired that all Inter- ! ested will attend. G. BIRCH, 589 Hon. Sec. AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERATIC • SOCIETY (INCORPORATED) I The Annual General Meeting of the Active Members of the above 'Society will be _. i _ _ XI>VJ " Lr: >=:"e Rooms, 'customs Street Ti est, on FRIDAY, October 31, 1919, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: " Election of OfTicers. To Receive Treasurer's Balance-sheet. General. W. J. CROWTHER. Hon. Secretary. N.B.—The Executive requests th-at all members who have any property of the Society to kindly return same to* Secretary | before tbe Annual Meeting, as it is required for hire to another Society. 570 BIXLIARDS. TDILLIARD6. JJOYA'L J-JILLIARD ACADEMY, 76, PITT 'STREET. (Opposite Fire Brigade Station.) The Grand Opening .Match will be played between MESSRS. W. E. STEVENSON (Champion of New Zealand) and i.T LEHEiRTY (the well-known Auckland Professional, in the above room TO-MOttROW .EVENING, SATURDAY 25TH INST., AT 7.30 P..M. Old patrons and friends cordially invited. I Four first-class Tables, and best possible convenience. . 231