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

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT OF "MOTHER O' MINE." "MOTHER O , MINE." " MOTUEB O' MINE." Christie Comedy. Novelty Prologue. THE STKAND ORCHESTRA. B TRAND N.Z.s QJTRAJND TRAND Largest STRAND and CJTRAND TRAND Finest ►■-> TRAND STRAND —— Picture OTItAND TRAND House Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. COMMENCING TOMORROW. COMMENCING TOMORROW. "I pray you, let mc satisfy our eyes, With the Memorials, and the things and Fame, That do adorn this City."' Shakespeare. "LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." •' LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON."' "DIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON.'' "■ DIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON. ,, " LIVING LONDON." "■ LIVING LONDON." ""LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON."' " LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." •• LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." THE WONDER CITY OF THE WORLD. U'.ONiDON'S Grandeur and Gaiety. LONDON'S Palaces and -Poverty. LONDON At Work and Play. LONDON'S Historic 'Past. LONDON Of To-day. LONDON'S Kashioes and Furbelows. ■LONDON'S Crowded Ilighwavs 'LONDON'S Quaint Byways. LONDON'S Wondrous Wealth 'LONtDON'S Poor-iHon- they live. LONDON'S Beauty Spots. A Cinema -Story in Glowing Reality— Mighty. Throbbing London. LONDON IS THK MECCA I OF ALL NEW Z7C A LANDERS "but no-t everyone can afforvl to ■make the pilgrimage to see The Wonder City of the I World—yet for an honest shilI ling Tho -Stninil Theatre l>eI comes the magic Carpet to | I transport you to the great I ■palpitating heart of our | Empire | I In the pk-tiiTe, "LIVING LONDON," you , see ami learn more lit one short hour of "the ' Romance and the Reality of the G.reat Metropolis than if you spent hmwlreds or gulden sovereigns on -steamer, train and 'hotel. • • • The rascinntion of London appeals to all, and 'tills picture ive fepl assured will lie R-elcoined by the 300,(RK> Xciv Zealanders mho data the Old -Country ns their birthplace: by the 00,000 Digger Bops who found some days of sunshine in "The Bis Smoke,"' and lastly, hy the thousands of Maori-la-ndern who hope to visit London, but as yet have not been able to do so. "LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON " " LIVING LONDON." '• LIVING I.ONIVON " "LIVING LONDON" "LIVING LONDON." '• LIVING LONDON " "LIVING LONDON." V " LIVING LONDON ■• "LIVING LONDON." '• LIVING LONDON.'"LIVING LONDON." '■ LIVING LONDON " " LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON " "LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON."• SPECIAL 'PROLOGUE AMD ■LECTURE ■BY LES. WALTON. In Addition: ALICE JOYCE AUC-B JOYOK AMOK JOYCE ALICE JOYCE in " HER LORD AND MASTER." "HER LORD AND MASTTCR " " -HER LORD AND MA>TI-]lt'" "HER LORD AND MASTER." " HER LORD ANT) MASTER." 'She'd been used to seeing the male sex ■leap to obey shonM she but raise her innger. She ha<] wealth beyond dreams and beauty like unt>o the story of the sprin" twilight—n-ns it a wonder then that the "lap -doss" gambolled a'.iouf her feet? But «he wanted a JUS-someone who would curb her will and force her to obey Mm. SHE GOT ONE: THE NEW STRAND ORCHESTRA prices as rsr.u.. QJBASiD. TO'MORROTV (FRIDAY). I "TWIN BFJDiS." YOU WILL LAUGH YOUR HEAD OFF AT TiHJE TANGLR. MEETINGS. *JI R A D E S" Tj N I o N I S T S. MEMBERS OF COMMITTEES OF THE FOLLOWING UNIONS ARE INVITED TO A CONFERENCE A CONFERENCE TO RE HELD IN THE TRADKS HALL, HOBSOX STREET, MONDAY NEXT. NOV 28 MONDAY NEXT, NOV. 2S, At 7.30 p.m. Aerated Water. Gas Clerks. Reamsmen. Jewellers. Biograpli Operators. Seamen. Carpenters and Local Bodies. Joiners. Merchant Service Engineers. Guild. Cooks and Stewards. • Motor and Horse Brewery Workers. Drivers Brick Workers. Bakers. Bricklayers. Bootmakers. Butchers. Plasterers Blacksmiths. Painters Engine Drivers. Musicians Liftmen and Plumbers Caretakers. Printers Coach Workers- Soft Goods Cooplra. Chemists. Cheese and Butter Siddlers. Factories. Sail Tent Makers Curriers. Ship. Yacht, and Cutters and Pressers. Boat. Dairy Employees. Stage Employees Boiler Makers. Tramway Officers Marine Engineers. TaJloresses. Electrical Workers. Tailors. Freezing Workers. Tallymen. Fellniongers. Timber Workers Fire Brigade. Tramways. Fish Trade. TrawlorEniployees. Bookbinders. Typographical N.Z. Workers" Union. Flour Mill. " Grocers. Furniture Trades Gum Workers. United Storemen's ■Hairdressers. Waterside Workers Hotel and Reetau- Theatre Front of rant. House. Iron and Brass Laundry Workers Moulders. • Sugar Workers Journalists. And any other lnfrastrial Union not mentioned in the above list. BUSINESS: To discuss Ways and Means of satisfactorily filling the vacancy on the Court of Arbitration caused by toe resignation of Mr. J. McCullough. To Deal with Any .Matter of an Industrial Nature -brought forward by any delegate. J. i'UETELL, Secretary. Auckland Industrial Labour Council. 302 AUCKLAND -Cu-oi>. Terun'liiuung iSuadiiu-rf Society.—Appropriations, St. James" ■Hall. WißD'-VIiSDAY. .Vovenrber 30bh, 3923. 7.30 p.m. fSSCO by Ballot and 'Sale. 3 TEACHERS OF DANCING. AIMOS , Class, 8, Belgium; St., Saturday, Wednesday, Friday Nights; Saturday, 2.30 to 5. Private tuition. Phone 090. 262