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AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI The Theatre IVOLI Of r\ "IIVOLI Big A IVOLI Attractions! rpO-NIGIIT AT Q And TWICE TV_ILY ALL -\rEXT _\7 KEK > WICE -L'AILY ALL A> EXT » ' EEK, 2.30 AND 8. MARK mWAIN'S ARK A WAIN'S MARK rpWAIN'S A'KK X WAIN'S GREATEST ROMANCE OP YOUTH AND ADVENTURE, " TTUCKDESEKRV T7WNN." " AAuCKDEIBERKY X inn." " TTUCK LEBER It V T7.INX." " AAUCKIJEBERRY X INN." " TTU'CKDBREIiRY Tj-JIXX." *• JJ 7NV ~ H UCK Ul_ BERRY T"*"lXX.*' UCKLTDBEHHY A 1 •]>•>•. •> • HUCKLEBERRY TJ.NNV UCKDEBEHRY A 1 INN." "' HU'CKDEiBERRY T7.NN." UCKLEB-EItRY X INN." In the Eternal Gallery or Youth, Mark Twain, the Master Humorint, has carved their adventures— HUCKLRKERIIY FIXN TOM SATVYEK THE " KING " TUX "PUKE" " POP " FINN AUXT FOLLY BECKY THATCHER WIDOW DOUGLAS "BLACK " JIM UNCLE HARVEY 'And nil Ihe other Inimitable chnrncters. now uppcar in a delightful und thrilling "-REEL ARTORA'FT SPECIAL ATTRACTION ! ! HUCKLEBERRY "TJ»INN " UCKI.EIi'I.IUtY X INN" HI' OK LE WEiRK V TTMIXN " UCK LEBERRY -C INN " Is interpreted 'by nn All-Star Cast, ench of the twenty roles being assigned to artists suitable to the part* portrayed. " "prUCKLEIRHKIHY T7-NN." " AA-UCKDEiBPIHIRY X INN." HU' C X LEIB I-"H til' V T7VI NN." UCKLEiBHHIKY A- INN." Through all the veara THEY Ll\*E ! ! As real, ns fresh, nrt appeallngly human as when Mark Twain—his eyes n-twinkle—culled them from his heart, nnd wrote 'them down for ever in the WORLDS GREATEST ROMANCE OF YOUTH ! A PICTURE AS GREAT AS THE STORY! TIVOLI Reserves at 11. IVOLI Cleal's, Queen TIVOLI St., or Thcntro IVOLI Phone 2236 Auto. THING'S fTIHEATRE, I^EWTOX Direction ALLAN WILKIE. COMMENCING -J-OXIGUT (SATURDAY) mO-NIGHT. Season of * SEVEN NIGHTS OXLY, ArPEARAXCE OF A LLAX -ry-LKIE'S CPECIAL /"tOMEDY pOMPANY, In the GREAT LONDON COMEDY SUCCESS. "rpH'B -pOTTERS" "X HE AWOTTERS " "rnnu tjotters" "X he AVoTTERS" (By 11. F. Mnltby). The Play That Set All London Laughing. A TALE OF A RESPECTABLE FAMILX. BOX PLANS at Richardson's, 110, Queen Struct, City, and Flnlay's, top of Pitt St. PRICES: Res. Stalls and Dress Circle, 4/; Stalls and D. Circle, 3/; Back Seats, 2/ nnd 1/. \fICTORIA TO-NIGHT T"\EVOXPORT » ICTORIA AND A-'EVONrORT MONDAY TVEVONPORT ICTORIA A^evOXPORT The Triumph of the Artistic Career of a Great Film Star, "VJORMA rpALMADCH OHM A AAlm a DOE In the World Famous Drama, DIE T UXD A NNIE. •E AJ UXB __.>- nie . The Strange Events that befell a Woman, who, by a turn of fate, became Outcast, Hunted, a Criminal. A Drama that holds you spellbound In suspence. EMPRESS NEWTON. (Reservoir Corner). TO-NIGHT, MOX. nnd TUES., at 7. •BMPR-Et-. <MtCllil;s IRA. REX. BEACH'S GIU MSO X fl ARDE XI A. RIM SOX VTaRDEXIA. .SUNSHINE COMEDY. ROAMING .DtATUTUB. OAMIXO 'A>ATHTUB. WM. RUSSELL Stars tv SJ.ACKED Q.ILEXCE. "ACRED "ILENCE. THURSDAY. GINGER MICK. -ryEST "P ND q^HEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. .4 VITAGRAPH SPECIAL, EARLE V\7JLLIAMS ABLE »' ILLIAMS "V-T/lIF.X A AfAX TOVF.S." "I HEX +*- JAan AioVES." An Alluring and Romantic Story, with all the blended chnrm nnd beauty of the Orient for a background. An English Lord fnced with a Japanese Daughter-in-law. BRIOHT, NEW. SUITABLE SUPPORTS. BRTTANNIA. ■ TMIITAXXIA. KITAXXIA. RIMTAXXIA. TO-XIGIIT. PERT LYTEI..L fn "THE SPiEiNDER." BIIyLY WIBST. In " THE MESiSENGiBR.-* 1.11-h Episode. " RAILROAD RAIiDERS." PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL. MISS RURY PALMER and MISS VERA ZIMAX Will Give a . PUPILS' TJECITAL U P I L S' L WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. S. 597 BIEEIARDS. "D IL L L I A R D S. THE CHARITY TOURNAMENT At the AUCKLAND SPORTS CLUB, H.M. Arcade, Ends To-night. The Grand Flnnl Session of this Historic Tournament Starts at 7.30. The Game is 1500 up, and To-night the Scores will open : JACKSON (827) plays WARREN (549). Don't Mlbb the Greatest Game of the Season. Admission, 1/ and 2/. Reserves, 3/. Patronos are requested to be seated before 7.30. C 45 FOOTBALL. TVEVONPORT DOMAIN BOARD. DOMAIN FOOBALL GROUND. Notice is hereby given that the Devonport Domain Board has granted the Domain Football Ground to the Devonport United Football Club for the purpose of playing football matches on the 11th and 18th of September, 1920, with authority to the said club to make a charge not exceeding One Shilling for each person for admission to the i said ground. JAMES WILSON, Secretary. J August 20, 1920. 524