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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 195, 16 August 1920, Page 10

I AMUSEMENTS. T IVOLI . The Theatre IVOLI Of aUVOH Blk ■IVOLI , . Attractions! TO-NIGHT A T Q O-NIGHT -ft-r OWe have Pleasure ln Presenting the D. W. GRIFFITH'S MASTERPIECE, TN rj TjiEELS. "fTMRUE TTEAR-f QUSIE." '• -*-KUJ_I -n-liAlll £___!£." " r\\,iVH l_i_AKT QUSIK." -EJ-EAHT K5-_i_." "fl-tUE T_IEAI.T UUS.E." -J-RUE AJ-EART Oo'Si-E." TRUE TT'EART QUSIE." RUE -U-EAKT X5 L -SIE." " mRUE TJ'EAKT ti-SIE." "J-RUE AJ-EART O_SIE." ITRUE TTTEART CSUSI-K." ■HUE -U-EART QuSl-E." Interpreted by a Great Popular Cast, I ncludlng LILLIAN ILLIAN VJlijH, LILLIAN /"I ISH. ILI.IAN VTisu. LILLIAN fIISH. ILLIAN >JISH, LILLIAN /11SH. ILLIAN VJ.sjj, ROBERT TTARRON. OBERT A__AR'RON, ROBERT TTARiRON, OBERT l T-f OBERT T-TAHIUON, I "OBERT -Q-AR'KON, ROBERT TTARaON, OBERT -Q-ARRON, CLARINE C_EY_IOUR I.ARIXE Seymour clarine ljetmour laklne k>eymour Raymond /Gannon, avmond v7anxon, ijaymond /".annon, Raymond a-'annon, E TC. TJ'EAKT CJUSIE." •HUE D-EART C_'Sl„." A Story of the everlasting struggle c between the silken-.-inkled wielder of the powder-puir and llii-stlck and the sluipie little true-bearted girl whose cheeks had never known the touch of rouge. "rpK't.E TTF.ART C_USIK." '• X. [{(-,.; ___ KA ;_ T S_i;si_." " She showed more ankle than she did good judgment," said -the Pine Grove people. BUTThls i- a big human picture! The master hand of Gritiith has taken tw« women aud a man, displaying the iuijuite varieties and vagaries of each heart. Also, A SPECIALLY -SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, And the TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. N.B.—"DANGEROUS HOURS" has been [iostponed until a later date. rpiVOLI Reserves at H. Cleat's x- IVOLI Queen St., nest Geo. - rpiVOIJ Fowlda, Ltd., or Theatre - 1 IVOLI 'Phono 2236 Auto. STILL THE SCREEN'S GREATEST HUMAN STORY. THE HE THE HE 1 ttonour J-A-ONOUR HONOUR ONOUR QYSTEM. : System. queen's x hkatre. queen's theatre. v »ueen's j-heatre. There never has been produced on any stage, on any screen in any land, an attraction more successful than is this tremendous photo-play of the life that is, the social system that ls, the problem that ls HMIE TTONOUR CSV STEM X. he -U-ONOUR SYSTEM rpilE TTONOUR CJYSTKM. xHE XA-onouß ©YSTEM. It reaches the hearts of the classes and the masses. It Is soul-stirring, heart-gripping. „„. A .? IES: ._ me to the ""y Sesslofi, and thus avoid the crush at night. Pay Price,: D.C. 1/1, Stalls 6d, Res. 2/1. Night Prices: D.C. 1/7, Stalls 1/1. Thone 0-11 A. fiiPLEXDID MUSIC AT BRITANNIA. PONSONBY, TO-NIGHT. " BOXING. g OX I X (~ ij O X I N G. goxisu. r» o x i m v. gOXIXC. DOXIKU. rpOWN TTALL. mOWN TJAI.L. rj-TOWN TTALL. mO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. AT 8 .r.M. J K EENAN J K EENAN J K EENAN Undefeated Local Professional Light-weight V. A. J ARVIS A. J ARVIS A. J ARVIS (Adelaide). -J X THREE - MINUTE ROUNiDS FOR X-*J PURSE OF £200. PRELIMINARY BOUTS BETWEEN BEST PROVINCIAL AMATEURS. Admission: 5/, V, 2 Reserves, 7/6. Stage, 10/. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's. 555 .LICENSING NOTICES. KAIPARA LICENSING DISTRICT.-. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE.—I, WILLIAM GALLAGHER, of Kaukapakapa, being the holder of a Publican's License ln respect of the Premises situated at Kaukapakapa, and known as the "Kaukapakapa Hotel," do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the neit Lleensing Meeting to be held at Dnrgaville. on the Seventh Day of September. 1-30. apply for a Transfer of the said License from m'vs. _ to GREGOR ALEXANDER HODGE*, of Auckland, Hotelkeeper. my appointee. Dated at Auckland the 6th day of August, one thousand nine hundred and twenty.— W. GALLAGHER. X ■