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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 83, 10 April 1922, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. T>RINCESS. The TQRINCBSS. iHINCESS. Theatre A RINCESS. pBINCESB. Of T»RINCESB. a RINCESS. Surprises. A RINCESS. Proprietors Dominion Picture Theatres c , «, Co -. LM. Sole Direction E. J. nnd Dan Carroll FOR FOUR DAYS AND NIGHTS ONLY. FOR FOUR DAYS AND NIGHTS ONLY. A PHOTO-PLAY TRIUMPH. ; THE BLUE MOUNTAINS MYSTERY Featuring MARJORIE OSBORNE MARJORIE OSBORNE (Mrs. Henry Hill Osborne), Sydney's Society Beauty and Leader of Fashion, Supported by a Brilliant Cast, The Discriminating Patrons BOOK THEIR SEATS. Box Plan at Princess. Phone SS6A. Day Prices: Dress Circle, 2/2; Stalls, IA: Children, Half-price. Evening Prices: Dress Circle, 2/2; Back StaUs. 1/8; Front Stalls, 1/1. All Reserves, 2/0. LADIES! Please Come to Day Sessions. SCREENING TIMES: 11.15. LIB. 2.15. 4.15, 6.15, 8. MILLIONS OF PERSONS SEE "OVER THE HILL." The Fox Photoplay "Over the 'Hill" lias broken all previous ideas as to the possibilities of attendance at pictures, and It ls estimated that the picture will be seen by 80,000,000 persons in America. It was shown la New York for -twelve months to 2.500,000 persons. It played in Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee altogether for 27 weeks. The attendance in Chicago during a nine weeks' engagement was approximately 300,000 nnd nearly a million persons saw it in Philadelphia. In 18 other cities in the country nearly 3,000,000 paid to see the picture, and it is still running iv many of the principal cities. •'OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." •"OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HULL." "OVER THE HILL" ••OVER THE HILL." •WKtt THB HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." Will be presented for the first time ln New Zealand at the T>RINCESS. The XJRIXCESS. A RINCESS. Theatre A RINCESS. PRINCESS. of T>RINCBSS. RINCESS. Surprises. A RINCESS. COMMENCING „ SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. (Easter Saturday). "OVER *THK HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." "OVER ; THE HILL." "OVER i THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL. ' Is a picture that will live as long as the homely virtues continue to exist. It will lire as long as the love of n mother for her hairns Dedicated to all the mothers and fathers In the world, it will do Its share toward making the world a better place to live in. The Box Plan is now on view at Lewis R Early and Son, Ltd. 'Phone Princess SS6A. P}MPRESS (Reservoir NEWTON -IMPRESS Corner), NEWTON TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY NIGHT. Orchestral Overture at 7.30 p.m. "SINGING RIVER." " SINGING RIVER." " SINGING RIVER." Starring W. RUSSELL. " THE HAYSEEDS." FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY. J) I X I E L A N D. SORRY—BUT COME TO THE DANSANT ON WEDNESDAY! All the seats are booked lor the Cabaret opening TO-MORROW (Tuesday) NIGHT— it's your own fault, you didn't book early enough! Well, you missed something worth while— hut. remember. Dixieland is here for keeps! The "Dansant" is from 3 to 5 each afternoon, and is to be the social rendezvous of Auckland—and you can Jazz away till your heart is mcrried with the glad cost of Joy. The Jazz Band will be there for the purpose — and (confidentially) neither Sydney nor Melbourne has the equal of this Band. We know this—bnt you have to find It out! Com" yourself and bring your friends to "The Dansant" on Wednesday Afternoon, its Inaugural date ! You know the address, of course — up Queen Street, past the Town Hall, on the other side. DEL. S. FOSTER. 518 General Manager. TJUSH MUNRO'S CABARET. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Phone A 2360. I'hone A 2560 DANCING: 8 to 11. ( 335 "RUGBY FOOTBALL. oa PARNELL RUGBY FOOTAfjff BALL CLUB. /T\ The Training Hall. Birdwood _y |H Crescent, WILL BE OPEN M V _ tver y Tuesday and Thursday O Evenings in future. All members and intending members are requested to attend. 533 G. GILMOUR, Hon. Sec. HOLIDAY NOTICES. AUCKLAND DISTRICT LAW SOCIETY. EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Council of the Auckland District Law Society has decided in view of the proximity lof the Easter Holidays- and Anzac Day, to I extend the Easter Vacation so as to include j that day and the Monday preceding it. The official vacation as fixed by tbe I Council will therefore this year be from th« 14TH TO THE 25TH APRIL, both days 1 included. W. H. LEECE, Secretary. SOMEBODY'S always ringing 2238. *a That's Ooakle/'s 'phone number. C 1