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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 304, 22 December 1921, Page 14

AMUSEMXNTS. THE LAST NIGHT OF ETHEL CLAYTON, In " W E A _ T H." " W E A L T li. - ' THE PRINCESS It's a Paramount Picture. HE PRINCESS Mack Sennett's THE PRINCESS Funderbolt, THE PRINCESS RIP STITCH TAILORS THE PRINCESS The Peerless Princess THIi PRINCESS Orchestra. THE PRINCESS The Band of Musicians. *, THE PRINCESS, Thursday, December 22. Dear Patrons.— On behalf of the management and staff of THE PRINCESS, let mc wish you a Merry Xmas. In keeping with customs and traditions of the past, this festive season demauds that the spirit of joy reign supreme. To this end we have taken extra care iv selecting a suitable Xmas attraction. One that is backed with flattering criticisms and a big reputation, ana" one that will be popular with old and young alike. If you enjoyed DINTY you will enjoy "The Soul of Youth." If you enjoyed 'HIjCTvLEBERRY FINN" you Will find this attraction just as entertaining. The spirit of Ninas in at The Princes.-. l'ictorlallv yours, E. TREVOR HILL, Manager. COMMENCING FRIDAY. COMMENCING FRIDAY. "THE SOUL OF YOUTH" THE PRINCESS. THE PRINCESS. DO YOU REMEMBER THE PRINCESS. THAT BOY IN THE PRINCESS. "HI'CKLEISEURY THE PRINCESS. FINN?" THE PRINCESS. TIIE PRINCESS. Well, so many people in Tl'll PRINCESS, this town do recall him THE PRINCESS, and have bocu asking, us TIIE PRINCESS, about his next picture. TIIE PRINCESS, that we decided to secure TIIE PRINCESS, the latter regardless of Tllhl PRINCESS, cost. THE PRINCESS. THE PRINCESS. WM. I>. TAYLOR'S THE PRINCESS. Great Realart Production THE PRINCES-S. - THE PRINCESS.'TnE SOUL OF YOUTH" THE PRINCESS."THE SOUL OF YOUTH" THE PIIINCESS.-TIIE SOIL OF YOUTH" THE PRINCESS. THE PRINCESS. Is That Picture. THE PRINCESS. THE PRINCESS. The work of that wonTHK PRINCESS, del-fill "Huckleberry THE PRINCESS. Finn" kid alone is worth THE PRINCESS, the price of admission. THE PRINCESS. Directed by the man THE PRINCESS, who made "Huckleberry THE PRINCESS. Finn." THE PRINCESS. Don't for a minute think "THE SOUL OF YOUTH" Is a love drama. It's .1 story of a waif of the slums . . . overflowing with humour. action, aud heart appeal. Wounded b? a revolver shot. Little Ed ' Simpson falls with "Ross" Moran's bullet in him. but he holds tightly to the papers that spell the Boss" doom. A wily politician, invincible for years, is outwitted by a stripling. A tale of high adventure. The accuser becomes sympathiser! Hamilton, the reformer, comes into court to prosecute the boy thief who had ransacked bis pantry. And then he withdraws the charge. More, he offers to adopt the boy! What was there about this boy—or about his story -that made the accuser relent? Why did Hamilton suddenly determine to throw his home open to the lad who previously cojld not even be trusted in the pantry? Furthermore, why did the boy when the occasion arose later, risk his life to' secure the documents that made Hamilton's political success a certainty? THE PEERLESS PRINCESS ORCHESTRA. THE PEERLESS PRINCESS ORCHESTRA. The Band of Musicians. The following Selections will be included in this week's musical repertoire: — Overture. "Poet and Peasant" (Suppel Selection, "From the Country Side" (Coates) Romance, "Bereuse" (Schyttel Suite. "Melodinia" (Lestrange) Bell Solo, "Christmas Chimes" (Wilkins) Seranade, "Daffodils Blooming" .. (Brooks) Suite. "Bygone Days" (Lindl Concert Waltz.-"Blue Danube" ... (Strauss) BOOK EARLY AT RICHARDSON'S. Or AT THE PRINCESS. PHONE 596 A. NO SONG in recent years has attained such Instant popularity as "THAT HAUNTING WALTZ," now being sung from one end of America to the other. Hear it at the Town Hall Cabaret next week. Copies obtainable at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Post free, 2/2. 010 —_ MEETINGS. AUCKLAND COMMERCIAL •"- TRAVELLERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. NOTICE. The Twentieth Annual General Meeting will be held In the Club Rooms. Durham Street West. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, December 22, 1021. at S p.m. BUSINESS : Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Office-bearers for the ensuing year. To consider and deal with Notice of Motion. General. By order of the Committee. E. C. SELWYN HAMLIN. 519 / Secretary. AUCKLAND COMMERCIAL ■"- TRAVELLERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S CLUB CO., LTD. NOTICE. The Tenth Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will be held in the Club Rooms. Durham Street West, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, December 22, 1921, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS : To receive Annual Statement of Accounts and Balance-sheet. Election of Directors. Election of Auditor. E. C. SELWYN HAMLIN, 520 Secretary. S~T. BARNABAS PARISH HALL, SIT. EDEN. Presentation to the retiring Chaplain. Rev. E. .T. McFarland, and the presenting of the Bristol Shield to the St. Barnabas Troop by Prow Commissioner. Mr. Stebbing. THURSDAY", December 22nd, at 7.20. A. E. BERRY - . 11 Scoutmaster. ROAD BOARD NOTICES. A VONDALE ROAD BOARD. PLUMBERS' REGISTRATION ACT, 1912. Notice is hereby friren that it in the intention of the Avondale Road Board to strictly enforce the provisions of the Plumbers' Registration Act. 1912. and any person not being a registered plumber who does sanitary plumbing-in Avonalale will be prosecuted according to law. A. NUNNS. . Clerk. Avondale, December _. 1921, __. 3_