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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 281, 25 November 1921, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. BLIGHTY! B-LIUHTY! BLIGHTY! The Realm of ©reams, of Borrows. The Digger's W<raderland. London is shimmering through a pall of grey. The .phantom of the Thames is rising to obscure the capital. It is only for a moment in the ■eternal eouree of time. The fog drifts slowly across the housetops and domes. The sun emerges timidly, then becomes bolder, trans-fo-rmiux London with a brilliant flood of glorious golden light. CJTRAND N.Z.s QTRAND °TRANn Largest CSTBAND and OTRAND Finest QTRAND Picture CJTRAND House r Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. COMMENCING TO-XJIGHT AT 7.«. ■COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. "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." " LTVINO LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." " L/IVING LONDON." " DIVING LONDt)N." "LIVING LONDON.' , "LIVING LONDON." " LIVING KONDON." "LIVING LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." ■• LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON." THE WONDER CITY OF THE WORLD. ILONiDON'S Grandeur and Gaiety. LONDON'S Palaces and Poverty. LONDON At Work and Play. ■LONDON'S 'Historic 'Past. LONDON Of To-day. LONDON'S Fashions" and Furbelows. 'LONDON'S i'Towded Highways LO.VDOX'S Quaint Byways. 'LONDON'S Wondrous Wealth ffyONDOX'S Poor—'How they live LONDON'S Beauty Spots. A Cinema Story in Glowing Reality— •Mighty, Throbbing London. I LOXiDOX IS THE MTCCCA I OF ALL SEW ZEAL,\XDEI(S. I but met everj'one can afford to | I make tile pilgrimage to see j I The Wonder City of the World—yet for an honest shilling The Strand Theatre bewines the -magic -Carpet to traneport you to the great palpitating heart of our Empire I In the picture. "LIVING LONDON," you see ami learn more in one short hour of the Romance and the Reality of the Great Metropolis than if you spent hundreds of gulden sovereign*! on steamer, train and hotel. -— • • • Tbe fascination of London appeals to all, and liiis picture we fee] assured will be welcomed by the 300.000 New Zealanders ■who clahu the Old Country as their birthplace; by tbe 60,000 Digger Boys wio found some days of sunshine in "The Big Smoke," aud rastly, by the thousands of Maorilandere who hope to visit London, but as yet have not been able to do so. "LIVING LONDON." " LIVING IlONDON." " LIVING IJONDON." " LIVING LONDON." '■ LIVING LONDON." " LIVING IJONDON." " L.IVIN<J LONDON." "LIVING LONDON." " LIVING LONDON " " LIVING IJONDON " " LIVING IjONDON." "LIVING IJONDON/ "LIVING IjONDON." " LIVING IjONDON" " "LIVING LONDON " "LIVING LONDON." Special !Prn!t> ? ue a nrl by LES. WALTON. In Addition: ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE in " HER LORD AND MASTER." •■ irrcn lord ant> •• " H>:R LOltn AND M-VSTKr!" " lIKU LORD AXD iUSTHJ." She'd been uspd to seoing the male sex ]f\ip 'to obey sliouM *he but raise her fln-ger. She had wealth beyond dreams and 1 beauty like unto the glory of the spring I twilight —was it n wonder then that the j "lap ilosw" sQinl>olle<l about her feet? But she wanted a MAX—someone who would curb her will and force her to obey SHE GOT ONE! THE STRAND OKCHBRXI{.A. THE iSTRAND OROHBSTTIA. 'PRICES: I', l'fi. 2/ aud 3/6 (Plus Tax)' SESSIONS TO-MORROW AT 1113 1 "30 4.30. 6.10 and FULL ORCHESTRA MATINEE lAT 2.30. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. t> IE iM. <E JI. B iE R! NEXT SUNDAY, /*jgg§r V XOVEQI'BEJR 27T11, XBWTON RAXttERS FOOTBALL CLUB'S PICNIC TO MOTUTAPU. (By kind permission of Mrs. Reid). lllot Water and Milk 'Free. Good 'Sports Programme. Lollies and Toys fx.\r the Children. Popular Music by tbe Aloha Quintet. 'P.oa'ts leave Ferry Tee 0.00 a.m. Sharp. •Popular Prices: Adults, 2/; Children under 14, 17. Under 8, Free. Done be disappointed. .By your tickets I early from members of the committee. I Tickets will also 'be obtainable in Quay and Lower Queen Streets, Sunday Morning. I GOiORGS-E STB3V.J3N, : 530 lion. Secretary. I r—r - -j ■p-BADXEY JaND BINNiS' excursions. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 27. (Weather permittiliß.) Steamers will leave the Central Wharf, opposite Northern Roller 'Mills— For OSTE.ND —S.s. Onewn. at 10 a.m. Return Fare. 2/6. For BTJCKLAND'iS — S.s. Kaipatiki. at 10 a.m. Return Fare, 2/. I For RIVBRIIBAD—S.s. Pitoitoi, calling at OnetauiiKa, Birkdale, .Hobsonville. Greenbythe. Wainiarie. Return Fare, 2/; Onetaunga 1/. \- B —Dinner provided at Hotel. 580 " BRADN-EY AND BIXNS. -OUCKLAXD'S TDEACH. SUNDAY XEXT, XOVEMiBIE'R 27. LAUXCn OLJVEJ JEAN (Licensed to carry 90 passengers seated comfortably.) Leaves Launch Landing Every Sunday at 9.45 a.m. Weather permitting. Leaves Buckland's Beach 4.45 p.m. IM-7TUR.X FARE 2.M. LmiDcli Olive .loun hns a I'iuno on bosr<3. Refreshment!! can be obtained at Town Prices at Bentley's Kiosk (late Hindinau's). KAXGITOTO ISLAND. Launch Olive Jean leaves Rangitoto Wharf at 8.30 p.m. every Sunday Nigbt. FART] 1/. X. J. LNGLIS, Owner. Phone 2133 A. Phone 2133 A. | • _511 ISHIN'G Hxcurtiion.—'S.s. Oneroa, King 7 * Wharf, Every Sunday. 0.30. 600 i Schnapper caught lart Sunday. 179 OME TO FiEiHiXUALE I'IONIO OROUiNDS, ! IfEXDBUSOX VALLEY, hTEJXDIORiiSOK. ; Admission, 0d each. Motor Cars Free. i Boiling Water Free. Soft Drinks and Lollies 140