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AMUSEMENTS. THE GREATEST PHOTO.-DRAMA OP THE YEAR, THE MOST AND BEST. ■RATIONAL piCTUKES. "VTATIONAL T>ICTURES. ATIONAL X ICTUEES. 'PHONE ATIONAL X ICTURES. "1 ■VTATIONAIj "PICTURES. 2169 A. "XT ATIONAL T>ICTURES. J National JNational Pictures. ] WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS 1 WILLIAM -TIARNUM, The r*ANE /PREY'S J WwH A JJ ARNUM, Highest-paid VTreY'S ILLIAM T7IARNUM, Male r/ANE /PREY'S ILLIAM X ARNUM, Motion In WrevS GREATEST VITILLIAM TjTARNUM, Picture ryANE d> KEYS DRAMATIC Jj T JJ J H AM ARNUM, Actor PREY'S STORY, WILLIAM TJURNUM, In the r/ANE r> KEY'S C **ILLIAM -P ARNUM, World, A\NE VTrEY'S k Recommended by Censor More Especially for Adult Audiences. k A Romance of the Great South-West. $ " rpHE T AST f\F mHE TTvUANES." c ••±he yJv J-ire x»uanes." { 'VTIHE T AST f\V milE TTVtJANES." c "J-HE Xi AST V/f X HE X-TOA-NES." i THE T AST f\F rpUE c HE XJ A ST VJp Xhe , { TUE T AST. f\V mHE T\UANES," £ HE XJ AST \J F ,X H E J Q.REAT A QREAT gTORY. T»Y A, p REAT A UTHOR. j A WESTERN PICTURE THAT IS REAL A ZANE GREY STORY. i William Farnum In a Vivid, Palpitating Romance of Texas, from Zane Grey's Famous i Novel. "Buck" Duane abhorred violence, but was forced to kill. He never drew first—■ but when he dcew it meant death. Outlawed and Hunted for his Life, "Buck" Duane J rises to supreme heights through love. The story of a man who proved his innocence by his strength. i SUNSHINE pOMEDY. ■■TIER -\T AU G» TY W IN K." | UNSHINE A LAUGH IN " XX KU JN AUGHTY W ink.ounshine /comedy, every scene. " tter ajaughtv \ttink." Sunshine "x1 eu JNaughty VV ink .- ' the paperhaxger* iiutt and jekf. ' f fox world-s news. Australian news. < ational qrchestra, "pinest tn auckland. ( Overture: "The Fortune Teller" (Victor Herbert), 7.55 p.m. j Sessions: 11.15, 1.30. 3.43, 6.0, 8.0 p.m. Book your Seats 8.0 p.m. Session. USUAL PRICES. NO ADVANCE. DAY: 6d and 1/1. AFTER 0 P.M. : Stalls. 1/1; Circle, 1/7; Dress Circle 2/1. Reserves, '1/1. 1 " "RV'RYB'DY'S." rpO-DAY At TjIVERYBODY'R mHEATRE mO-DAY. T X oL)A y At -Ej VERYBODY'S X HEATRE X O-DAY. At 12 (noon), 2, 4, 0, 8 p.m. 1 "■E'VRYB'DyS." —. L_l_ " XnV<BYB'DY-8." TITARGUERITE OLAKK. ' AKGUEUJTB I, IjAISK , •■ JZiVRYB'DY'S ,, ' EV-HYB-DY'S!" "rpHREE T»/TEN AND A rjIRL." VRYB'DY'S" " lIREK JM-BN A ND J\. VT I rl ( ." EV-BYB'DY'a.'" BRIGHT, AMUSING PHOTO-PLAY. VRYB'DY'S." Also " Also, ' "Xliv-RYB'DY'S." MACK SENNETT TWO - REELER, " "CIVRYe'DY'S." "Tf RBSII T7IROM rpUE i^ITY," •• XliV'RYB'DrS. , ' "X RESH X 1 ROM -J-HE V^ITY," " TTJVKYB'DVS." FULL OF FAST ACTION AND FUN. •• -EiVRYB'DY'S." Also "ErSYB'DY'i" PICTOGRAPH and LATEST GAZETTE. • : " Er K^2' DT ' S -" DAY PRICES: D.C, 1/1 ; Stalls, 6d. NIGHT: 1/1 1/7 2/1 : .. Xjy ryb-dy s.- Book (Gd Extru), Theatre, or by Thone 4402. "

: tomerai. notices. i THING'S EMPIRE VETERANS.—Members) i -**■ are requested to attend the Funeral t of our late comrade Sergeant-Jlajor G. E. [ Cooper, late N.Z. Forces, which leaves his late residence, Westcroft, Dominion Road, at 3.30 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday). «52 JAMES STICHBUKY, Capt., Won. Sec. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. C LITTLE AND SONS, LTD., Under. • takers and Embalmers, "Marble Arch," ' Hobsou St., Auckland. Phone 561. D . CTTATXTSY SIBUN, Undertaker and I V» Bmbalmer. Phone 534 A. Newmarket i and Symonds St., Auckland. Official Undertaker to N.Z. Defence Department. U t m J. McIVOR AND SONS, Undertakers ,A. • and Embalmers, 198, Karangahape L Rd. Motor Hearse. Phones 6SU, 2154 12 ciugi). ; p ! VTTESTERN PARK FUNERAL CO., 70. I »» Ponsonby Rd. Jae. Weir, Manager. r Funerals Furnished. Town or Country. Motorg. Phone 1838. I) WINKS AND BALL, Undertakers and Embalmers, Chancery St., Auckland. Phones: Bua., 332; Private, 1007, 1929 (two t rings). p > . TAjS. JAMIBSON, Funeral Undertaker, 27, O Belgium St. (lmte Upper Queen St), near Newton Bmat School. 'Phone 253. B DANCING. rpHE WATERSIDERS' DANCE. TRADES HALL. TO-NIGHT' AND EVERT SATURDAY, 8 to 11 p.m. Parker's High-class Orchestra. Lady Cloakroom Attendant. < "Maxlna," etc., etc. Gents. 1/6. Ladles 6d. S* DANCING — ST. BENEDICTS HALL. EVEiRY MONDAY NIGHT. ' L. Munro's Music. A. U. BETTANY, M.C. MS* W. P. CAKTWRIGHT. Sec. ODER N D A N C E C L U B, Masonic Hall, Belgium Street. EVERY, SATURDAY NIGHT, S-ll SHARIP. iLillls' Orchestra. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/6. 365 T. M. LI.LLIS, Hon. Sec. O'NEILL SrmtEET HALL, PONiSONEY, IEIViERY ISATU'ROAY NIGHT. Culpan and Patterson's Dancing Club. ; L. iMunro's Music. tLadtes. 1/; Gents, 1/6. 601 L CST. BENEDICT'S HALL, EASX ST. O ST. BENEDICT'S CLUB. I SOCIALS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Dancing 8 till 11 p.m. Morrow's Orchestra. Ladies, 1/; Genta, Vβ. WS4 P. J. McCABE, Hon. Sec. TERVOIS Social Club—Opeu Night, Mon- ** day Next, October 11. Don't forget ' Fancy Press Ball, October 19. 49 SVNEttLL STREET HALL, PON'iSOXBY.— *-J Grand Social Evening, MONDAY, llfh October, at 8 p.m.. In aid of* Queen Carnival, No. 5 Candidate, Poneonfoy West. Dancing. Games, Musical Items. Tickets, 1/6. 701 I QRANGE HALL, NEWTON.—Combined Orange Soclale, TUESDAY, Oct. 12, . 8-11. Final Long Evening, Oct 26. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/6. 43 GREY LYNN SOCIAL. —St. Benedict's Hall, TUESDAY, Oct. 12. Euchre and Dance, 8 p.m., in aid of Miss Ivy Priest's Candidature. Euchre prizes, a Turkey and I a Ham. Tickets, 1/0. 29 QUEEN CARNIVAL.—A Dance will be hefd in the Harp of Erin Hall. Ellerslie, on , TUESDAY, 12th. Dancing, 8-11. Lillis' Orchestra. Tickets, 1/6.—M. LILLIS, Hon. Sec. ■ 661 ' DRUIDS' HALL, NORTH STREET,, r WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1920, AT 8 P.M. i In Aid of Auckland Pipe Band Funds. Members and Friends Cordially Invited. ; ADMISSTON: Gentlemen, 2/; Ladles, 1/6; Children, 6d. A. THOMSON, ' 588 Hon. Secretary. ' TTJRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. *-* FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1 ADEANE'S ANNUAL BALL. (Plain Dress Only.) . Gents, 6/; Ladies, 4/. All Pupils Cordially Invited. ' No Invites Being Issued. WEEKLY CLASSES, Wednesday and Saturday, Orange Hall, As Usual. 55 7 —^—^»»——■—~~—^——— MILITARY PARADES. " AUCKLAND GARRISON ARTIBLERY •**- DIVISION. The Division will resume Parades as follows :— No. 1 Company.—l2th October, at 7 p.m. No. 6 Company.—llth October, at 7 p.m. No. 7 Company.—l3th October, at 7 p.m. N6. 6 Company (2nd Relief). —18th October, at 7 p.m. 1 WHOLE-DAY PARADE, 16th OCTOBER. , All Banks will fall in at the Ferry Buildings at 1.45 p.m. ' (Signed) B. S. PABK, Lieut, B.N.Z.A. S4Q Adj. Garrison Artillery. Division..