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AMTCTSIEai-ENTS. I.AST liAV PRESENT PROGRAMME LAST NIGHT. TJICTLRES. -\TATIONAI. T>ICTURES. | i>.\Tl(i.\.lL *■ II'TURES. TUONH i* ATIONAL X ICTURES. I VTA'IIOXAL |H' TURKS. SItWA. VTATIUXAL "pICTURES. •National A ICTLUICS. -NATIONAL A. ICTURES. CJiIOWIXIJ mO-MORROW. T7IRIDAY QIIOWIXO "-OMORROW, " RIDAV OiIoWIN ; UNIVERSAL FILMS PRESENT A SUPER DE LUXE JEWEL PRODUCTION FOR UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION". DOROTHY piIII.I.II'S, IN THE ri-iIIE TTKAUT OF TTUMAXITY. OROTHY A niI.LIPS. ORKAT - 1 IIX XXIiART OK "J-UMANITV. DOROTHY 7>1111.1.11'5. IIf.MA.N" rilllK TTEAKT Ot-' TXUMAXITY. OROTHY A Hll.l.ll'S. DRAMA x 111". XJ-EART OF XXUMANITY. DOROTHY 7>11i1.1.11'.5. OK rpilE TTKAUT OF TTUMAXITY. OROTHY A UILI.IPS, TODAY. AHE -O-KART OK AXUMANITY. A ril'TOIllAI. I'llKHllF EXOIISITE FKFT.INO AND SENTIMENT. WONDERFULLY MOUNTED. SPLENDIDLY "ACTED ALTOGETHER HEAI TIKLLI.Y DONE, A Slc.CES.Siri. III.EM) OF SCENIC lIEAI'TY. lll'Mlll'li AM) HUMAN TENDERNESS. ONE OF THE I'REATEST AND MOST SATISFYING OF STORIES. rpilE /CHANCE OF CEEINO (JI'CH A -|>ICTURE OELDOM pOMES. Nothing lon irrenl can be said of a picture which slrlkes al the very heart of half the troubles nf this world. Of Hie work nf Miss Dorothy Phillips, star nf the picture, too (treat praise- cannot he given, for it is the supreme role of her career. Such sympathetic interpretiuiuii. such heights of emotional portrayal, such dramatic talent, lias rarely been combined In one characterisation. A I'ICTtT'E THAT WILL LINGER IN Vol It MEMORY. TREMENDOUS IS A RIO WORD, HUT IT isnt nit; ENOUGH FOR '■rpilE TTEART (\V CTUMANITY." " J-lIE -t*-EART V, F -CJ-r.MANirv." IT HANKS AMONci THE REALLY GREAT— A PICTURE WITH A SOUL— "rpilE TTEART I,F TTUMAXITY." '• A |,|. : IXkaHT "f AlijiANiTY." HOOK Yol'R SEATS FOR TO-MORROW. ROX II.AX AT NATIONAL PICTURES. j "JVATIONAI. /"IRCUESTUA, "ITtINEST "IN AUCKLAND. OVERTURE: "yUEKX OF AUTUMN" (('. ItIUGEI. N I'M. ' SESSIONS: v.1.1. 1.-.d. :i.4r.. is. s P.M. RESERVE VOIR SEATS 8 P.M. SESSION. I PRICES: DAY SESSIONS—STALLS, tid: CIRCLE. I, 1. AFTER II P.M. : STALLS. 1/1 ; CIRCLE. 1 7: DRESS CIRCLE. 2 1. RESERVES, | HIPPODROME PICTURES. riEOHIIK \TT.\I.SH IN "V 1 'MRER 17 " > » ALSiI IN I MISER XI." I "\TUMIIEU 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 "VX'MRER. THE HANDSOME IRISH-AMERICAN FfIRCHII.Y DEMONSTRATES IN THIS VIVID PICTURE HIS OIUECTION TO ORIENTALS—THE YELLOW PERIL. AND ALSO SHIRLEY AfASON. ••f-IIKL f\V VIY TTEART." 11IHLKY X'i-ASOX. "*- T IRL vp J. l y XA|,;aut." ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL PICTURE*. CoMlNi: SATURDAY OMIN'tl ►JATIItDAY. William Fox's I'icltirisalion of Henry YYiulswnrih Longfellow's Imniorial Epic. 1-1 V A NO X L 1 X E." V A X c; E I. I X K."

__ . 1 MOTOR RACING. c J© IfOTO R p" YC L E 1 mAKAPUNA -OACECOUP.SE, T~VE YON PORT. f OATURDA V "V E X T. 1 ALL THE AFTERNOON. r /COMMENCING -J "I X P.M. 9 E VENTS - 150 E- NTKIESALL THE LEADING RIDERS ARE COMPETING, I h INCLUDING LAST YEAR'S FAVOURITES . 75 p E R Jjovn DARING RIDING AND THRILLING FINISHES. lift TT EET T> er Qecond, r AND FASTER EVEN THAN THAT ON t STRAIGHT PORTIONS. 1 I ADMISSION (Including Return Fare), 9 / _ STAND - 2/6. i, Special FerfV Service. Boats Every .. Few Minutes. • Band In Attendance. Sinclair's Refreshment Booth on Ground. 50C - ) SPORTING. j . QjHINEMURI JOCKEY QLUB. T>AEROA T>ACES. 0 c SATURDAY. 12th. AXD MONDAY, s 14th MARCH. i 1 CUP, £730. I PAEROA HANDICAP, £i) 00. 1 ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP, £400. WAIHI HANDICAP, £300. STEEPLECHASE EACH DAY. c Don't miss thiß. The last and the best a of the Country Meetings. s 1 H. POLAND 330 Secretary. ATHLETIC SPORTS. PATRICKS DAY SPORTS. DOMAIN, MARCH 10, 1921. Intending Competitors for all events (except Post Entry) will note that Nominations close TO-MORROW (Friday), at 7 " p.m.. at Newton Bike Shop, for Amateur ' Events, or with Mr. J. Elliott and .1. Adlam for both events. The event advertised on Posters as . "Primary Schools' Handicap" should read "Primary Schools' Championship." j .1. C. WOODLEY, - 556 General Secretary. il mmmmmmmm _________________ MEETINGS. ,j — . "VrORTHCOTE RAMBLERS FOOTBALL :: A" CLUB. •J (NORTHERN UNION.) The Annual Meting of the above Club '• will be held In tbe Scouts' Hall. Northcote. 0 ! at S p.m. TO-NIGHT. All interested are ■ requested to attend. D. C. ADAMSON, 522 Hon. iSec. j" /COLLEGE RIFLES FOOTBALL CLUBANNUAL MEETING. ,t The Annual General Meeting of the above d Club will be held in the Club Rooms, Grafi- ton .Road. TO-MORROW (Friday) EVEN- ; ING, at 7.30 o'clock. All members, intenda' ing members, and supporters cordially int-. vlted to attend. j- N. G. L. ERSON, I A. H. THOMAS, a .9" Hon. Sees. »Jt»iA.O.B. — ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN . ! AX. ORDER OF BUFF. • i f M AUCKLAND OITY LODGE. 0 ' The Order will be founded In Auckland j by the Opening of the above Lodge on . SATURDAY NEXT, at 7.30 p.m., at the " i Manchester Unity Hall, Cook St. (opp. Town fciHall). All Buffs heartily Invited. ■» I ' PRIMO DENNING, Founder.