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AMUSEMENTS. "Mother, I demand to know who my father Is. Is It a disgrace to know." Mnther-lovo prompted the answer "No," . but truth seemed to whisper "Yes." ' J V R I C ! LA y R I C < J_ YRIC t *-* V R I C ( ( TO-NIGHT AT 8: < ( A First National Attraction: < ( NAOMI GUILDERS ( NAOMI CHILDKRS I i Anil ( ( SAM DE O BASSE ( SAM DE G BASSE ( ( In ( " COURAGE." I "COURAGE." ' "COURAGE." " COURAGE." "COURAGE." "COURAGE." Drama as you love to " COURAGE." see it. " COURAGE." "COURAGE." Lights of Happiness— ' " COURAGE." Shadows of .acrlflce— ' " COURAGE/ Interwoven into a drama ' "COURAGJ.." of a wife's courage in ' " COURAGE." the light of love-loyalty ' " COURAGE." and love-iouclluess. " COURAGE." . "COURAGE." ' "COURAGE. " COURAGE.' From the Story by ANDREW SOUTAR. s . ! PAX A WIFE'S LOVE WITHSTAND Till-. TORMENTS OK LIFE-LONG SACRIFICE? Will Loyalty to a husband imprisoned for life last "when there are others avlio offer love? | You'll feel this vivid drama of what happened to a woman who put her love to that test. In Addition, A Sparkling Tiro-Reel Comedy and I-atest t. Topical. Usual Prices. Reserves at Theatre. LYRIC. LYRIC. CIRCUS. WIRTH'S CIRCUS. THE GREATEST SHOW ON" EARTH! THE CITY OF CANVAS. THE CITY OF CANVAS. XEW ENORMOUS WATERPROOF TEXTS ELECTRIC LIGHT INSTALLATION. LOCATION: OLD DOCK SITE. TO-XIGHT AT a TO-NIGHT AT S. SEE THE WORLD'S BEST. SEE THE WORLD'S BEST. New Company of English, American, Continental and Oriental Artists. Including: APDALE'S DOG AND MONKEY CIRCUS AXD ZOO. ALFRED CLARK. Specially Imported Champion Rider of the Day. THE FOUR LLOYDS. Unrivalled Aerlallsts of the Age. THE MIGHTY MULDOON, The Side-splitting Comedian. MISS ETHEL, Australia's Champion Rider. THE ROYAL UYEXO TROUPE Of Japanese Marvellous Tumblers and Risley Performers. LA BELLA ONRA, Exciting Trapeze Performer. And Many Others Complete a Great Programme. Also, WIRTH'S RENOWNED PERFORMING AA'ILD ANIMALS AXD HORSES AXD PONIES. Prices: 7/ (Reserved;, 0/, 5/, _/, 3/ (plus tax). Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Sou, Ltd. ZOO open from 4 to 3 p.m. Animals fed 4.30. Adults 1/ (plus tax), Children Cd. TRAIN NOTICE.-Train for. Papakura j leaves Auckland after performance. AVednesday and Saturdays at 11.10 p.m., and other I days 10.30 p.m. LECTURES. "P V A N G E L ■! S T I (: SEBVIC E. TIVOLI THEATRE. SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 7 P.M. SUNDAY. MARCH 2ti, 7 P.M. "A MESSAGE OF LIFE." ■A MESSAGE OF LIFE." An Eastern Beggar Who Received SOMETHING MORE THAN GOLD. SOMETHING MORE THAN GOLD. Preacher: ! REV. A. A. MURRAY. j Minister The United Evangelical Church in New Zealand. j You Are Especially Invited to Hear This' Sunday Evening Message. 646 ' : I AUCKLAND METHODIST MISSION, PAST STREET HALL. TO-MORROAY (Sunday), at 7 p.m. THE REV. F. L. FROST (A Returned Soldier). Will deliver an Address on THE RETURNED SOLDIERS AND ' THE RETURNED SOLDIERS AND UNEMPLOYMENT. ! UNEMPLOYMENT. ! All interested, especially returned men, I whether Avorking or out ot" tvork, are urged I to be present. Business men, manufacturers. ! and other employers of labour are also '' cordially invited. When you wanted the Boys they did not fail you. They want i you now: Don't fail them. MONDAY, AT 7.30 P.M. ! LANTERN LECTURE. 4 •ACROSS CANADA," MR. J. SMITH. j i NOTE. — In view of the present distress, Aye i haA-e decided to freely distribute the | Harvest Gifts amongst the married unem- i "ployed. Returned Soldiers' Wives will I haA-e the preference. The gifts will be dis- I tributed after the Lantern Lecture. Trades- j men Avho would like to assist please ring ; Uev. F. L. Frost. Phone 1320. 064' j TI , AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. _r£_ii£X Auckland city mission. I (Aj — Princess Theatre. Queeu Street. '1/J-MORROW (SUNDAY') EVENING. 0 30, Doors Open; 7 p.m.. Orchestra Under the Direction of Mr. Burnnaud. 7.30, Service Begtus. PREACHER, REV. JASPER /"'•ALDER. XV. "ASFER Subject, "CONFOUND THEIR POLITICS." (Natioual Anthem.) Offertory Solo: 'Abide With Me'' (Liddle). MISS MARY MacCORMICK. X B : If you have no Church Home, make , your Home with us. 64S I Oi-a.US' THOUGHT GUILD. GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL, Mount Eden Road, TUESDAY, MARCH 2S, AT 3 O'CLOCK. DR. SUSIE BUCKINGHAM Will Deliver a Lecture Entitled: _ "Suggestions on the Management of Children." | All Women cordially invited, especially ,' .vouug mothers. IOi" ' ' "YOUR Toilet Needs. Select Professional J- Hair Treatment. Transformation Switches and all Hair Accessories, at the i new and well-equipped salon, 24. Smeeton's i Bldgs.—Madame Renmus, principal. 'Phone ! 4344. A