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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 280, 24 November 1921, Page 12

AMTTSEMBTrrS. POSITIVELY LAST DAY, LAST NIGHT, OF PRESENT PROGRAMME. " THE MIDNIGHT I'ATROL." And " LURING LIPS." " THE MIDNIGHT I'ATROL," And " LURING LIPS." (COMMENCING mO-MORROW, T^niDAY." 'Commencing x o-morrow, uiday.the house of quality and quantity. ■vtational -\t "d "pictures V} 9 -National j> .1 -£i C tures. 'phone _ll)0A. "VfATIONAL "VT T> "PICTURES. ±>I.X. -tICTunES. LEWIS J. SELZNICK UNIVERSAL FILMS, LTD., PRESENTS PRESENTS A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION A SPECIAL ATTRACTION T\ITH AN ALL-STAR CAST. FROM THE STORY BY TJUTII pLIFFORD TJETER T> T-^YNE, J-VfTu Clifford 1 eter -t>. J^-i- NE ruth /clifford " uth Clifford featuring . Vl . RACE "piARMOND, '" 'JRACE - l/ ARMOND. EDWARD p(OXEN piiAOE fJARItOXD, DWARD VThaCE -L'AKMOND, IN IS THE THE AMAZING WOMAN. . BEAUTIFUL GAMBLER rpHE AMAZING \7TTOMAX. rpHE TJEAUTIFUL p AMBLER. x ke Woman -μ-ie -Beautiful VXambler milE AMAZING TTTOMAN.' milE TJEAUTIFUL p AMBLER. -•-he Wqman. J-hb -"eactiful ambler. "Mβ^"— A MAN AND WOMAN AT EXTREMES Deserted by the man she 'lovfd- OF 'Sfg*inSmflßß*oS I S IFF T ° N forgotten—she vowed to exploit those lUt, ''K o^lll -" OF LIFE. men of wealth who plundered and pampered the souls of women. This The man has lost caste through his she did—as "The Flame." own indiscretions; the woman has men into her amazing existence came renounced her chances for happiness a man who loved her as "The Angel"— to help another. In the crucible of fate but who_ had sworu to hound "The their lives are welded together, and Maine" out of the city. they emerge regenerated on love's broad The man was her betrayer's son. I highway. TiJS INJATIONAL JOY "T)OG." " "OROWNIE " mHE TXTONDER TIOG. •*■ he National «oy "XSrownie" -»-he VV o .nder -Log. IN " "pALS." TWO-REEL " "pALS." •J-ALS." CENTURY COMEDY, "*- ALS." I TvT.r»v-»T. IOXAL NRWS ' SELZNICK NEWS. INTERNATIONAL NEWS. SELZNICK NEWS. T HB 7<r ATI ONAL n RCRESTR A. rrUIK TN A UCKLAND ■*■ HE ATIONAL 'ORCHESTRA, J- HE -C INEST -*-JJ -^-UCKLAND. BOOK YOUR SEATS for the 8 O'CLOCK SESSION, and BE SURE OF A GOOD ONE. SESSIONS: 11.15, 1.15, 3.30, CO, 8.0.

RIGHT ON THE PEDESTAL OF SUCCESS. HIPPODROME. THE CANOPY OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIGHTS. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. pIOMMENCIXG rpO-MORROW. TT^RIDAY. Commencing J-o-morrow, ■£ riday. £m{ Sty" " A RIDIX " ROMEO" will satisfy the most critical. ™aJ I « hel ' e are no dv " moments in it. There are fine ,;J'i" ' horsemanship, beautiful western scenery, tumorous TOM MIX. situations, thrilling stunts. POM MIX. £™ ??}?• Tom - after beln = run out of the hous e by his mriir iri'v-" sweetheart's father, is mooning along the road when i-iYTr \nv he sees a Kans nold U P the sta S e coach. He gallops n>n<7 ~,;• t0 the rescue > routs the hold-up men, rescues a iK'H ~\\? comely woman, anc takes her gallantly to the home ?R\f , v 2 f , tllc father who had J ust turned him out—only to J, u *l flnd tnat the woman is after the father with a breach ~ 4.°,,r M ,I->.- of Promise suit, and that the father has ordered the TOM MI -V hold-up to scare the woman out of town. TOM JIJX- In addition to this humour Tom does a fine stunt TOM MIX. of jumping on to the coach and stopping the run- ™| MIX. away team on a road one slUe of which looks down TOM MIX. without a break for hundreds of feet. ™M MIX. Then big-hearted Tom finds a baby on a rock. He A-r>\r 5Hv" thinks it is nbandoned and takes it. Tom doesnt AH A.. know tfatit the mother flnd f u-ther of the boby were TOM MIX. near the rock fixing up a tent, until the sheriff comes Z9.H MI S' after him for kidnapping. And, of course, Tom has TOM MIX. to feed the squalling thing, sb he kidnaps a squaw IOM MIX. with a papoose, and gets her to feed the baby. Then TOM MIX. the sheriff gets him. TOM MIX. But anyway thiiigs turn out. so that Tom bcomes TOM MIX. a hero in the town instead of being looked upon as a TOM MIX. blackguard ; and. of course, Khea Mitchell, who plays TOM MIX. the girl in the case, looks up into his eres as he holds JOM MIX. her close, while al! the cowboys and Villagers stand TOM MIX. around and guy him. TOM MIX. ™l[ *{£; "RIDIN' ROMEO," mix! is one of those pictures that, like TOM MIX. OLIVER TWIST, CALLS FOR MORE. 'iOM MIX. TOM MIX. THE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES JOM MIX. TOM MIX. A QJUXSHINE /COMEDY, TOM MIX. -tt. lOuxshine TOM >MX." ENTITLED TOM MIX. TOM MIX. •• rpilE CJINGER "VriDGET'S QCANDAL." TOM MIX. "A UK >OINGER J-'J-IDGET'.S *3 C ANDAL" TOM MIX. ■ •■ mi-IE QJINGEII TVTIDGET'S CJCANDAL." TOM MIX. "A HE -"-MDGET'S J'li.M MIX. ™M MIX. One of those lingering:, laughing gems that starts TOM MIX. your chuckles at the first foot, and carries you TOM MIX. through a series of complex comic situations that ™?r ¥,\$- calls for roads — positively shrieks —of mirth. TOM MIX. Absolutely guaranteed to bring joy-tears to a pair TOM MIX. of glass eyes. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. Also TOM MIX. TOM MIX. THE LATEST FOX NEWS TOM MIX. . THE LATEST FOX NEWS. TOM MIX. THE LATEST FOX NEWS. TOM MIX. Which covers the globe with a lens focussed on the TOM MIX. world's happenings of universal Interest, and roproTOM MIX. duces thousands of miles away the scenes as they TOM MIX. occurred . TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE TOM MIX. POPULAR TTIPPODROME QJYMPHONY r\RCHESTRA TOM AnX ' OPULAR J-MPPODKOME TOM MI*X. .NOTE—The Plan for Tom Mix Season is rapidly filling. TOM MIX. We advise you to BOOK AT OXCE. PHONE TOM MIX. HIPPODROME. 4232, and we will Reserve your TOM MIX". Scats for you. TOM MIX. « , '. -"■ TOM MIX. TO-NIGHT IS YOUR LAST CHANCE O* SEEING TOM Mix! BUCK .TONES. IN "TO A FINISH." TOM MIX. BUCK JONES, IN 'TO A FINISH." TOM MIX. And TOM MIX. EDNA MURPnY AND JOHNNIE WALKER In TOM MIX. " PLAY SQUARE." " PLAY SQUARE " TOM MIX. "PLAY SQUARE." "PLAY SQUARE" TOM MIX. REMEMBER.—The Hippodrome is the only Theatre in TOM MIX. Auckland that is showing William Fox First-run TOM MIX. Pictures. TOM MIX. SEE THEM FIRST AT THE HIPPODRORME. TOM MIX. RT JD PETERSEN. Manager. TRAMWAY NOTICES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. No J i 'i < U S b s r - b y- siven , th / a t^, and after THURSDAY. December 1, between the nours of 4.d0 and 5.45 p.m., MONDAYS to FRIDAYS, inclusive and between 1145 am and 1 p.m. on SATURDAYS, the cars, both regular 1 and special, win run alfollows:Service. Iq an( j Out via TOWN HALL AND QUEEN STREET. M'SOM WELLESLEY ST. E. AND QUEEN ST. NEWMARKET WELLESLEY ST. E. AND QUEEN ST VICTORIA AVENUE TOWN HALL AND QUEEN STREET" DOMINION ROAD WELLESLEY ST. E. AND QUEENIST VALLEY ROAD WBLLESLI3Y ST. E. AND QU«EN ST PONSONBY WELLESLEY ST. W. AND QUEEN Sl\ To equalise the traffic load on the sections a good proportion of cars having a full complement of passengers on leaving the Lower Queen Street crossover will be diverted via Anzac Avenue and Hobson Street, as their particular destinations require The turning poin,ts of the above cars in Lower Queen Street will be: ONEHUNGA I NEWMARKET ''' I LOWER CROSSOVER, OPPOSITE DOMINION ROAD . . ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS. VALLEY ROAD J PONSONBY ) UPPER CROSSOVER. NEAR VICTORIA AVENUE J DISPATCHER'S SHELTER^ The following ears will not run in Queen Street on their inward journey their foute being as follows :— ' Service. In via. Out via MT. EDEN .. ANZAC AVENUE . . QUEEN ST. AND WELLESLEY ST F MT. ALBERT .. ANZAC AVENUE .. QUEEN ST. AND TOWN HALI KINGSLAND . . ANZAC AVENUE .. QUEEN ST. AND TOWN HALL' MORXIXGSIDE . ANZAC AVENUE . . QUEEN ST. AND TOWN HALI/ (JREY LYNN .. HOBSON ST. . . QUEEN ST. AND TOWN HALL ' SURREY CRES. '. HOBSOX ST. . . QUEEN ST. AND TOWN HALL The following services, not being affected, the cars will run as usual: SERVICE OF CARS STARTING FROM WELLESLEY STREET. REMUERA. ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. I-ARNELL. HEBN'E BAY. W. ST. J. CLARKE, ou3 ( Acting-General Manager.

MUSICAL TUITION. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES^ L. OK SI. X E. DOWSES, Masseur and lledteal v Cpnswvatorio Hegina Marglierita, V • Electro (Regd.). High Frequency Ivoine, Italy). Teacher of Piano and Staging. Complete Electric and NerVoui s>, Esplanade Ra., Mt. Eden. Cases specially dealt with—lß, Huatly P.O. Box 1601. 133 Ay., off Khyber Pas*. 'Phone A 3163 B