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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 24, 28 January 1921, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. AT LAST TOE PERFECT I'liUTO.-I'LAY, STROHEIMS WONDER-PLAY, | ■VTATIONAL -piCTi-RES. "VTATIONAL TJILTURB3. i) A* ATTONAL AT ICTURES. 'PHONE A. ICTURK& ! "VrATIOMAL T>ICTURKS. 216UA. XTATIuNAL ipiCTURES. J ■*-* ATIU-lAL A ICTUIitIS. AS'ONAL A tCTUBBS. UNIVERSAL FILMS PRESENT .'OR UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION. A JEWEL DE LUXE PRODUCTION. ERIC CITROIIEIM, tJLIXD TTUSBANDS. Un: Otuoiieim, -Di.ind -CLusbands. "Ij'RIC UTROHEIM, THE SATAN OK THE IsLIND LIUSIiA.MJS., •"MC l-O-l'l'iHli-IM, SCREEN IN TUB -t>LIN_) -HUSBANDS. T-plSIi: CJTUiIUEIM- MOST ENTHRALLING IHINU irUSBANIIS. - L 'RlO »JTK(IU_IM, PICTURE TIIK ART JL>l.l.\'_> -U-USBANIJS. ■pittC IJTROHEIM. HAS EVER PRODUCED UUNU TTUSBANDS, i-'RIC C-TKOHEIM, -£>LIND JO-USBANDS. , , UK STALKED ALL WOMANKIND AS A BEAST OF I'REY STALKS ITS GAME. A DARING THEME I'I.KANLV HANDLED. STAGED AMIDST TIUC MUST KMHANTING Tl RUI.EAN ALPINE SCENERY. TDK GLAMOUR THAT ATTACHES ITSELF TO THE ALTS FAMED IN SON- AND STORY. TII3 EDITOR OF "I'HOTO.-I'I.AY" says that of all the pictures be has seen during the year "lii.IND HUSBANDS"" is tine of '.lie three best. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSAL lU.M CO. says: "A simple plot, no doubt, yet once you see whither it is leading yon would mil take jour ejes lrom the screen for anything iv the world for "the artistry of lis teillng, the gripping realism of the situations, the (lawless acting, aud vie superb of -BLIND 111 SHANDS' is Uie most relna r_a!iie thai you have cut seen lv pictures. I personally guarantee that -IILIND HUSBANDS* will -rive you the MOST TREMENDOUS lioL'R you have ever known in Photo-drama Entertainment." HARRISON. REVIEWER Ft;*.-. -MoTIoN Pit TURK WOULD." says: "'BLIND 111 SHANDS* IS A MASTERPIECE —AS ENTERTAINMENT KHJ PER CENT." STROIIEIM Says: "They call mc The Satan of the Screen.' That's because 1 p.aj a polished villain In tlie only way a villain should he played —To MAKE -OU HATE HIM." THE ACTING OF "BLIND HUSBANDS" is so Haw less as to be more than acting— IT IS LIFE. •BLIND HUSBANDS," THE PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET, A WOMAN'S PLAY FUR MEN. THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS NO FEAR, MARIE Y\7ALCAMP, In the First Episode of milE T\RAGON'S XfET. ARIE »»ALCAMP, tbe llreaiest Adventure J- HE -L'RAGON'S AX ET. MARIE WALCAMP, ami Travel Story Ever r|-|IE "I \RAGONS "\[ET. ARIE »» ALCAMP. Seen. A. HE JL/--AGON'S -*- v ET. THE ONLY SERIAL EVER MADE IN THE ORIENT. "THE DRAGONS NET" WAS FILMED IN JAPAN, CHINA. AND THE PHILIPPINES. STORY FROM I. ALLEN DUNN'S NOVEL. TUT ATTONAL QRCHESTRA. JUM-NEST TC N AUCKLAND. OVERTURE: "RIENZI" iWAGNERI. Too. BOOK YOUR SEATS S P.M. SESSION. -•VICES:—DAY : STALLS. M. : CIRCLF 1/1. AFTER Ii P.M.: STALLS. 1/1; CIRCLE, 2/1 ;D. CIRCLE, 2 .7. RESERVES, 3/2. Sessions: 11.15. 1.-U, SAo, 0.0, s p.m.

AMSIVERSARY REGATTA. \ UCKLAND -"A-UCKLAND A NNIVERSARY TVEGATTA. -•T-NXI VERSA It V AA EG ATI A. rpO-MORROW, SATURDAY, TIIE AQUATIC EVENT OF THE YEAR. / IITIZENS, Citizens, It now rests with yon to make this 31ST ANNIVERSARY REGATTA The Success it Deserves. RECORD ENTRIES OF YACHTS AND LAUNCHES. COME OME And see the Waitemata Harbour at its best. Launches Racing up to 10 miles jier hour. N.Z. SPEED LAUNCH CHAMPIONSHIP. AUCKLAND'S CRACK YACHTS. iI.FT ONE-DESIGN SAILING DINGHY CHAMPIONSHIP. WARSHIPS' WHALERS' RACE. SWIMMING GALA—CALLIOPE DOCK. Auckland's Champion Representatives Competing ln a Programme that will occupy all the Afternoon. Light Refreshments ran be obtained at tbe Dock. Mr. Haynes, Caterer. I Steam Tender N.S.S. Co.'s S.S. Kawau will leave end of Queen's Wharf at frequent Intervals from 10 a.m. A SPECIAL FERRY WILL LEAVE THE FERRIES FOR THE DOCK AT 1.30 P.M. RETURN TRIP FROM DOCK AT 4..10 TJiI. TICKETS ADMIT TO STEAMER AND DOCK. ADMISSION 1/ BACH. A. BURT. Chairman. 081 W. D. BOSS, Secretary. £__^_£*__--sf!f-bf AUCKLAND ANNIVERSARY T> E G A T T A. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2!), 11)21. NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS. Falrplav men must assemble at the Launch Steps at n a.m. on Regatta Day. nnd will be allotted to their positions by Mr. T. D. Thompson. Boat owners are requested tn pick up their -airplay men between Hobson Wharf and Western Tide Deflector between 9.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. Boats racing or with pleasure parties are requested to keep clear of the starting and finishing lines. A. BURT, Chairman. 50*) ' W. D. BOSS, Secretary. AUCKLAND ANNIVE RSA R V BEGATTA. SPECIAL NOTIOE To tlie 14-FOOT ONE-DESTGN CLASS OrEN SAILING DINGHIES. Owners of the One-Design Boats are reminded thai they will be Racing in the Anniversary Regatta under Uie A.Y. and MB. ASSOCIATIONiS RULES AND I REGULATIONS, and NOT under the Auck- ! land Regatta Ordinary Ruleti, and must conform to the restrictions as laid down for their class. A. BURT, Chairman. 576 W. D. ROSS, Hon. Sec. SWIMMING. « w i m m i >* a. I LEANDER CLUB GALA. ir-pEPID JJATHS. fpEPID "DATHS. PpO-NIGHT, TTMUDAY, IT AX 100-YARDS LADIES* CHAMPIONSHIP. GALAXY STAB EVENTS. WATER POLO—AUCKLAND V. REST. SEE THE CHAMPIONS IN ACTION BEFORE THEY GO SOUTH. Orchestra in Attendance. ADMISSION. ONE SHILLING. Children Under lo Years, 6d. W. VINCENT MORTON, 550 Hon. Sec. COACH SERVICE. WHANGABEI-TANGITERORIA SERVICE. Griffin's Coach leaves Whangarei P. 0., 830 a.m., Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, 1 returning after arrival of Dargaville ; steamer. KIBIPAKA SERVICE. Griffin'- Car leaves Whangarei P. 0., 9,0 ■ a.m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con- , meets Ngunguru launch. Eeturns Whangarei In time for Auckland -te?mer same day. TOTJRIST RESORTS. WAIWERA. — Holiday visitors, call Thelma House; luncheon, 1/0; afternoon tea. If; furn. apartments vacant. 115