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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 60, 11 March 1921, Page 10

| AMUSEMENTS. CJTRAND N.Z. T » CJT.RAND. iJTIIXSD Largest *-> TRAND STRAND and QTRAND TKAND Finest Ot.BAN"D .'fITRANn Picture QTRAND , i WrSAXD House. O-pRAXD Direction: Fullere Pictures, Ltd. LAST NIGHT OF fOXSTA X I' X irp A L M ADO U, V OXSTA.NCE -»- A L Jrl A l> G X, In TW O Wp EE X 8." W O " » -X Ji X S." : And LARRY CJIEMON AItUY OumOX TUB QUITCVR." lIX you -*- OH ' Mnv not know it, but vnu want somethins re-nlly liig to .stir you "vp -to take you out ; <>f yourself. Life's (,-etUnj; Just a little . Inimdrtini for you. ami you arc lust spoin-nn for a row with somebody. Stop! Hold : off! ! There's a sliver llnlr.!; knocking nrminil. ItV been fixed uip for you. an<l . . It's not aluminium [Kiint. either — it's the '■ I real thing. ' 'rriMIM'NTIXT, . TOMORROW ; <'<km.\ii:nci\M! _ _ . to-morrow ; ! < - ommi"nc-in<; —■ tomorrow . (SATUUDAY), i And Showine at the Usual Sessions: The Cluimpiou Heavyweight Boxer of the World. C-IEOR.OE.S / -lARPKNTIER. r K( I K(; Fj<{ Alt PENTI BR, ! /"GEORGES / tAItiPKNTIBR, 1 UlfiiKliM V. AHrKN'I'IKH. I , fiKORGIOS /-IARPKXTIBK, ••' *~ t k<ikc;fs *-'AKI"KNTH4R, ' I /"tAR-PKNTIBR, " IkipIIUKS V, AiU'KNTIKR, •I /"IEORfiES /"IARPKXTIER, ■ " 1"ko'k;!-s M pi EORGKS /"tAKPEXTIER, || VTKORIiKS y ' AKI'F.NTIER, CI EOItGBK /~*ARPENTIF.R, . 'EXJUGES *- / A«I*EXTIE»II, For O\i- rtrst llmo In 'motlan pictures, in an absorbiii-.' S.nMi-ty Hnim», with the popular French Hero in dashing role, THE WON DPR Ar AN " UK »»i>XIiKR "TMIiE W'ONDrai AfAN." "- 1 HE *»I)NDF.R * U AN" THE T\ T ONIIE'R ■\f"AN." lIX "OXDF.R JJ -AN." Tll-E Vt'OXHEB AfAN." UK ''ONDFR JJ -AN." The \\'(iN'nm ATAX." HE »*i>NI>KR \A T ONDKR AfA N "-" •HE ** UNDER JI AX." 11.. looks l!ke nn Apollo— Ureases l!k.> a H'"ui Ilrummcll — Lores like nti Admit* Ami flehlK like n whirlwind! He won honour hi thi WarHe won fnine In th<- Ring--He'll win Y< H' with His magnetic personality. *ND HE'S A rvFVIL WITH THE LADIES '. thnt snilli- '..f hi- n n 2 the Fair Sex there's havoc lv femlnin« hearts. GIRLS ! You never saw such a Mntlnee Idol ! FELLOWS ! He's a rei'lnr "lie man" wliosp hnnd you'd fe<'l honoured to grip. Now if that's not versatility—ask U8 ! THE AUCKLAND SEASON COMMENCES rpO-MORROW. OMuMENfI"'; ■"•OJIOUBUW TJOOK "V- owi*Oi>K -"Off. Box l'lnu at the Strand. Reserves, 2 0 (Pius Tax). "I weieh the man, not his title. "Tls not the klii.;s stamp can make the met.il better. ,, —William Wyeherley. HIS WIFE WAS MARRIED ! And to another man—a man, who also had helped to rob htm of a fortune In copper ami plotted his dentil. ThLs is the thrilling theme of the picture— WOLVES f\F rpilE -VTI«HT." OLVES V^i,- -l-iIK X> IGIIT." "VIJH)LVES d\h" milE XJIOIIT." ••"'OLVES "F -LllL" -i-^IGHT." A WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION. STARRING TATILLIAM TjiARNTM ♦ 'ii.i.iA.M J Atixua THE (JREAT. Tilt GREAT. Nothing that Furnura has done since "Les Mlsorables" equals in putboa and power his work In thirl pbnto-drnma of love and high tluance, uf tragedy, conspiracy ana revenge. , Directed by J. GORDON EDWARDS. a)MMENCING )MMENCIXU a TO-MORROW, QATUHDAY ■o-MORUOw, Saturday, AT THE QUEEN'S. /QUEEN'S. CHEN'S. *o»UKKN'S. QUEEN'S. r\UEE.\"S. UEEN'S. _ VJuKEN'S. •PHONE 941 A. SESSIONS: 11110, 1,10, 2.30, 4.30, G.lO, 8. A PLAY about the magnetism of youth. "The Naturai Law," at the King's Theatre. ORGAN RECITAL. TT\ 0 W N TT A L L. ASGA.N D£CITA L, BY TITR. -yTAUGHAN "DARXETT. (CITY OR&ANIST). CATUR-DAY -\TEXT, ITAHCn -if} 1021, AT 8 P.M. Vocalist: MISS NATALIN.A McCALLUM. • 'Paean" (Harwood) "By the Sea' - (Schubert) Overture "Kuryanthe" (Weber) Programme In Saturday's Issue. A.DMI.SSIO.N. «D. J. J. WALK LATE. Acting Town Clerk. Mnrch 40. 1921. 503 REMOVAL NOTICES. WR. AISLABHS, Optician and Book- • teller, has Removed to much larger premises, next Pitt St. Methodist Church. ISS WR. AISLABIE, Optician and Book- • seller, has Removed to 76, Pitt St.. I teuu to Kjiracgatuipe Rd. 192