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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 61, 12 March 1921, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. STRAND N.Z.,. «—. OT.RAND. TRAXD Largest O TKAXD STRAND and QTRAND TRAXD Finest Q-.RAND _jgTRAND Picture -— QTRAND w nu.N_ House. »TRAND Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. f_+t GEOR.OE.S /""IA-R-PE-fTIIvR, FORGES georges /"-liar.pbntier, eoki; !•:•« v-'arpentier, GEORGES i"**I!AR.PENTIEII. EOIM! ES aJ alt I'ENTI »U, GEORGES rtARPENTIER, EOROKS V^ARI'ENTIER, GEORGES _*"*__ RPENTI BR, EOKork V7._lll'l-'.N'TIKU, GEORGES /-t-h-PENTIER, KORG ES aJ ar PE XTIEK, aBOR_ES pARI'-N'TI-R, GORGES For the flrst time In 'motion pictures. In nn absorbing Society Drama, with the popular French Hero ln dashing role, "fTWIE XT/OND-iR \fAN." "A HE ''OXUKIt AtAaN.*' THE WONDER "\,fAN." HE "ONDKR iu AN." THE WONDER. *\TAN." HE • v OXl)"*n -WJ-AN." TII'E T\7ONDE« M AN " HE "nxliKH ■i>'-AN." THE WONDER *\|*AN." HE *»'ONDER *»A__N." THE YIIIXIIPK *VfAN." HE ''OXUKIt JJ -AX." He looks like an Apollo— Drowses like a Beau Brummcll — Loves like an Adonis— And fights like a whirlwind! He won honour in the War — He won fame In the Ring— He'll win YOU with -Ls magnetic personality. AXD HE'S A DEVIL WITH THE LADIES : When he lavs the gloves aside ar-' enre-ri"" that smile of hi* among the Fair Sex there's hnvoc in feminine hearts. GIRLS : You never saw such a Matinee Idol ! FELLOWS ! lie's a re-Mar "He-man"' wli—s c hand you'd feel honoured to grip. Xow If that's not versatility—ask us ! IN ADDITIONOVERALL TTERO." VERALL ■"•EBO." IT'S A CHESTER COMEDY. "VTEW QTRAND /"ARCJIESTRA. i' i:\V f'l'HAXb OVERTURE: ■• PIQUE DAME." PRICES: Day: 1 and '1 (i Evening: I,', Ml: 2' and 2/6 .pins tax). t-jeserve a-'oijr qeatsf "-Reserve -*-our -"HOSE 3114. Sessions: 11.15, 1-.50, 2.40, 4.30. 6.20 and S. If possible attend the 6.20 Session To-night. STRAND QTRAND TRAND . * _. PRINCESS. The TIrRINCES-.. Theatre A pRINCESS. Of pOUNCESS. a Surprises. A C!URPASSING * LL /-"ATH.E-RS ! ! That was the Verdict of Last Night's Delighted Audience. WHY? BECAUSE THEY BAD SOMETHING rpO rpiIINK A BOUT" OMETHING *-<) J-HINK -TVuoUT" "QOMETHING rpo rpHI.XK A BOUT" ' ►J' IMETIIING "-D J-HINK -"-BOLT" "QOMETIUNG rpO rpHIXK A BOUT" Something x () a, hink -«-boi"T" •QOMETUING rr*) rpiIINK 4 BOUT* •►Something J-o "-mink -__.hout" "QOMETHING rpo rpniXK A BOUT" •■"-JIIMETMIXC A,, A in NX _-L|.o i-T— "QOMETHING rpO rpiIINK A BOUT" "Something J-o A-hink -«-boi'T" A DRAMA A.s far removed from the ordinary Aim drama aa the sun is from the moon. A Charming. Beautifully Produced Story, striking a new note lv film drama. NO MURDERS NO SEX MATTERS NO SENSATIONALISMS—XET QENSATIONAL TN TTS QUO-ESS. BOOKING IS NOW OPEN AT RICHARDSON"-, OR iPXiONE SSOA. LADIES ARE EARNESTLY ADVISED TO ATTEND THE DAY SESSION-. Sessions Commence 12, 2, 4, 6 and S. U UEEN'S. fAUEE.VS. -EEN"S. VJ__i__.- s ; ULEi-S'S. | __1-.1-..V_. UEEN'S. V» UEEN'S. NEW WILLIAM FARNUM PICTURE. TO-NIGHT, QATURDAY. OXI-Hl', "ATI'UUAI'. VXTILLIAM LfA'RNUM \yiLLlA.\I "piA'RNCM IN ■_€TOLVES rpHE "JJTGHT. BIG MOMENTS w° LYES nF IX " r*r_ri_ A -JT.GHT. WHEN the great explosion imprisons Farnum ln mine under tons of rock. WHEN Farnum, after day*, of agony, digs himself out of mine, his reason g->ne. WHEN Farnum, after five years of Insanity, returns home to find his wife married to his old rival. WHEN Farnum meets his little son—wio does not know him. WHEN Farnnm come- face to face with the man who rubbed him of his wife. WHEN Farnum. triumphant, reveals himself to -Is wife, just before suicide of second husband. The above are only a few of the tense situations ln this terrific drama. WOLVES QF mHE TVTIGHT. ,lt is Never Too Late to Mend, but it may i BE TOO LATE TO BOOK. . BE WIS£: BOOK YOUR -EATS I PHONE S-41A. i BURNAND'6 Professional OrcU-stra and Musicians Bureau; any number instruI , ments supplied.—Office. 63, Albert St. C 1