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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 87, 12 April 1922, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. PniNCESS. The T>RINCESS. RINCESS. Theatre ■«- RINCESS. PRINCESS. Of T»RINCESS. RINCESS. Surprises. - 1 - PtINCESS. ] Proprietors... .Dominion Picture Ttieatres 1 Co.. Ltd. Sole Direction 15. J and Dan Carrol , ■FOR TWO DATS AND NIGHTS ONLY. I FOR TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS ONLY. A PHOTO-PLAY TRIUMPH. THE BLUE MOUNTAINS MYSTERY Featurlns MAR.TORIE OSRORXJ3 MARJORIE OSRORXE (Mrs. Henry Hill Osbornel, Sydney's Society Beauty and Leader of Fashion, Supported by a Brilliant Cost, ' THeTr SKAT r s mlnatlnE PatrOnS BOOK P.ox Plan at Princess. Phone SS6A Day Prices: Dress Circle, 2/2: Stalk, 1/1: Children, Half-price. Evening Prices: Dress Circle, 2/2; Back Stalls. 1/8: Front Stalls, 1/1. All Reserves. 2/0. LADIES! Please Come to Day Sessions. SCREENING TIMES: 11.15, 1.13, 2.15, 4.10, 6.15, 8. AN OPEN LETTER. In presenting "Over the Hill" for the consideration of exhibitors and motion picture patrons the world over, I am performing a task which affords mc a delight wholly unalloyed. Will Carleton, upon whose poems this production is based, is known as the " Farm Poet." He sang of the homely things of life —the things with wbich you and I are intimately familiar. Nor has any poet ever revealed a keeucr knowledge of the inner of just Plain Folks. In " Over the Hill " and its companion poem, he touched upon the same subject which caused Absalom to break the heart of his father, David. King of Israel, and which evoked from King Lear his immortal plaint, " How sharper than v serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child." It is a subject which will wrest songs from the poets of all the generations yet to come. I have watched the development of •' Over the Hill " from the moment the Hrst scene was written. months it has been in course of production. It represents a Labour of Love. In it I take a pride which ti n h never bc<*n exceeded —or oven equalled in all the years Fox Film Corporation has been • issuing pictures. (Signed) WILLIAM FOX. COMMENCES ON EASTER SATURDAY, "EASTER SATURDAY, At the PRINCES!]. The Theatre T>RINCESS. RINCESS. Of - 1 - RINCESS PRINCESS. Surprises. PRINCESB. Please Note the Sessions—ll, 1.30, 4. The Theatre will be closed after the fi.,10 Session each day and reopen at 7. Overture at 7.4.-.. Ladles pleaFo attend the Day Sessions. Box Plan at Lewis It. lOady and Son, Ltd., or Phone SS(iA. EVERYBODY'S. To Book VERVBODVS. 'Phone EVERYBODY'S. — 4402. VERYISODVS. Price. 2/0. " LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY." " LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY." ) - LOVE, HONOUR AND 08F.Y." '• LOVE. HONOUR AND OBEY." : " I.OVK, HONOUR AND OBEY." " LOVE. HONOUR AND OBEY." " LOVE. HONOUR AND OBEY." " LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY." " LOVE. HONOUR AND OBEY." " LOVE. HONOUR AND OBEY." * Metro's Special. At 1.30, 4..°.0. C.40, 8.00. Overture o minutes to S p.m. Stalls 11. D.C. 1/8 and 2/2. ORGAN RECITAL. piTl' OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY '.NEXT, AT S O'CLOCK. ORGAN RECITAL. By > MR. M-AUGHAX BARXBTT, City Organist. Vocalist: MISS HELEN ROY. : - POPULAR PROGRAMME. Admission: Sixpence. J. S. BRICHAM. Town Clerk. April 12. 1!>22 028 UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT. SATURDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY, NEXT APRIL 15, 17. 18, 1022. TJXIVEKSITY rpOURNAMEXT. (SATURDAY AND MONDAY— J AWN mEXXIS AT , OXEIIUNGA CLUBS COURTS, ROYAL OAK. ; SATURDAY EVENING, 7.43 p.m.— TJEBATING (QOXTEST. TOWN BALL CONCEPT CHAMBER. ! MONDAY EVENING, S p.m.— - v TJOXING iQHAMFIONSHIPS. 3 TOWN HALL. ) TUESDAY ALL DAY— r AT THE DOMAIX. ATHLETIC /"lIIAMPIO.VS'HIPS. ' X. R. W. THOMAS, Chairman. A. G. DAVIS. Secretary. g& RUGBY FOOTBALL _ fiRAMMAR OLD BOYS jfljs/ VT FOOTBALL CLUB. rhe Launch will laive thi M P/> THUKSDAX, 13th inst. fo?'?h, i O C*' Training Camp, Buckland'i Beach. o< LEAGUE FOOTBALL. JV/TAXGERE RANGERS *J*7* —» A Special and Importan } Meeting will be held In thi Say ( Club's Room, Jackson'i f K;i!oon. Onehnnga, TO ( BS MORROW NIGHT, at 7..J( • } Vlßfc I —■ ■ p.m. sharp. All memben i—J^fc-l —I* and intending members an W specially requested to attend A. H. TE METE. 5 W i>6o Hon. Sec.