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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 224, 20 September 1921, Page 10

AMUSEMEHTTS. He tramped array from the 3hanty there, When the days were long and hot; I With never a soul to know or care, . j If lie died on the track or not. I The poor of the city have friends In woe. No matter how much they lack; But only God and the swasman know, How a poor man fares out back. BEAUMONT SMITH ' Presents Henry Lawson's Immortal Story, " WHILE THE BILLY BOILS." •• WHILE THE BILLY BOILS." '• WHILE THE BILLY BOILS." " WHILE THE BILLY BOILS." I THE GREATEST PICTURE of the Year WHILE THE BILLY BOILS is a different cl.ikn of photoplay to anythin* hitherto pr.Mluced, it rlnps truer, and is more representative of AuKtralrin life. Ins-tea<l of dealing vtUi wild and woolly Imsrti characters, the photoplay depi<-ls life In an Australian coutvtry town, and does not burlesque Australian life ■>r .hanicter in the least. It is n photoplay of .itmnsphcri-, in which. the producer has done his work in the best L/awson spirit. '■ WHILE THE BILLY BOILS." " WIHILI-: THE BILLY ROILS." "WHILE THE BILI-Y BOILS." •'WHILE THE BILLY BOILS." •• WIIILK THIS 811-I.Y BOHjS!" A STORY OF Sr'NSTHXE AND LAIT.HTBR. A PICTURE FOR YOUNG AXD OLD, T V R I C. XJ V R 1 C. T V R I C. ■*-* V R I C. r y it i c. 1 - i V R I C. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.1. BOX PLAN AT RICHARDSON'S. 1 I MI S S AGX E S DIXO >" I Will Sins "We Have a Dreamland," and "(Sins, Joyous Bird." AT ORPHANS , ( LIB RADIUM CONCERT TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (WIOD.i. .Tfi-J TMUXCESS. FRIDAY XEXT. GREAT DOUBLE , „ I PROGRAMME. \f It. C. Y. 1 ~T T L E "' A Will Piny Cello Solo. "Apache," AT ORPHANS' CLUB KADTUM CONCERT TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW aVEDXEf'DAY). 5G2 \[" ASS E D B A N D S. DOMAIN. NiEXT SUNDAY. I Atr-kland Bands Assoi'intiou. ' i Proffrainme in Papers later. "iS1' '■*II E I. Yftl C " QUARTET Will Sim; "When Day 'Fades" | lAT ORPHANS' CLUB HADIf.VI CONCERT TOWN hall. ! TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). sffi! MOTOR BUS SERVICE. BLCKLAND'S BEACH MOTOR SERVICK ,Via Eller.slle aud Panmure. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY SUNDAY, until September HO. Bus leaves G.P.0., City, via Graf ton Bridge 'J. 45 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Bus leaves Bueklaud's Beach: I $.'&) a.m. and ;t.15 p.m. i Return Fares: Panmure - . Buckland's 3/. W. J. HINDMAN, I I B Telephone Buckland's Beach. I DENTIfcTRT. Mγ OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF j PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Possesses Many and Great Advantages I Which'are Distinctive. I HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS. 1. NO PAIN. •J.. NO NEED to come back the second time or ofter.er. as under other methods | 3. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No broken teeth or stumps left In the gums. 14. PERFECTLY SAKE for all apes. I can I safely use it on a patient of 80 years, i ID. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or I suffering from other complaints, It will I not affect you. 1 G. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. | 7. NO SWOLLEN" GUMS. ' S. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. j 3. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are' ordered. Also. I ANALGESIA. I The most Marvellous Discovery in Den-1 tistry of the :iko. You can have, your! teeth drilled, filled, prepared for crowning, bridge work, pivots, etc.. without the! slightest pain whatever. ' You are conscious yet unconscious to pain. J anil I have proved this most wonderful I machine to be an absolute success iv every operation. Therefore patients who are nervous need no longer fear the dentist. Painless Dentistry at my rooms is Not a I Myth, but a Fact. j •OEXTIST Q -jyj-UXRO TTIJUXUEL, FIRST FLOOR. EXDEAX'S BUILDINGS (Next G.T.0.). Open Every Evening. Telephone 1604. Take Elevator \i - - J JQ EXT IS T -Q AVI E S FOR EXTRACTIONS AND ARTIFICIAL XEKTH. -H I'hone 3955. Wyndham Street, Opp. Gas Co.'s Office. jj jQEXTUP.ES DEFYING DETECTION Which are REALLY COMFORTABLE 1 Denote that the wearer has been to JJERBERT TALKER, THE DEPENDABLE DEXTIST, XEVYTOX. B1 For painles* methods, gentleness and skill, Dentist Howey Walker Is leading still D LADIES' AND GKXT'-S HATS at ever/ description thoroughly Cleaned and ' Renovated, at TUTT'S, top of Sjmonds St. D