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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 91, 18 April 1922, Page 10

amtj-Eemj-S'-'s. TIVOLI. BOX PLAN at H. Clears, IVOLI. Queen Street, next Geo. Fowl**. TIVOLI. Ltd. 'Phone 2236 A. LAST THREE DAYS. LAST THREE DAYS. AT 2.15 AND 7.43, AT 2.15 AND 7.45. AT 2.15 AND 7.45. AT 2.15 AND 7.43, Of the GORGEOUS GLITTERING CECIL DE VILLE 10.000 FT SUPER PRODUCTION: "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." 'THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." 'THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." This is THE MOST COSTLY PICTURE Ever Secured for Screening to tbe Auckland Public by any Auckland Picture Theatre to Date. Tke Combined Salaries of tbe Stars alone make every other Super-Production Sink into Insignificance. it is without doubt The Most Magnificently Staged, Most Bicbly Gowned and Most Beautiful Picture Every produced. "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." Tbe Leading Players in the Tremendous Cast Are: WALLACE REID ' GLORIA SWANSON WANDA HAWLET. BEHB DANIELS ELLIOTT DEXTER. Agnes ayres. Monte blue. Theodore roberts. • theodore kosloff Raymond hatton. Julia fate. Polly moban. ETC.. ETC.- ETC. NOTE.—"The Affairs of Anatol" com-' mences about 8.30 and is preceded by the Paramount Gaxette and Mack Sennett Comedy. POPULAR PRICES FOR LAST THREE DAYS. Afternoons: Btails, 9d; D.C, 1/1; Children. Half-price. _ _ Evenings: Stall., 1/1; D.C, 2/2; Reserves Od extra. TtVOLI. —r 'Phone _*»■*- IVOLI. ———— 'Phone 2-36 A. VERYBODY'S. BOOK NOW VERYBODY'S. PHONE EVERYBODY'S. 4402. EVERYBODY'S. RESERVES, 2/9. FINE PICTUBE FINE PICTURE This photo.-play provides ,a Charming Historical Romance of the time of Cromwett and the Royalist War—* Dramatic Story tellingly told—adapted from RAFAEL SABATINI'S RAFAEL SABATINI'S Famous Novel: "THE TAVEBN KNIGHT." "THE TAVEBN KNIGHT." "THE TAVEBN KNIGHT." "THE TAVERN KNIGHT." IN SEVEN BIG REELS. Gazette, Scenic Study. Continuous from 12 Noon. Stalls, 1/1: Circle. Front 2/2, Back 1/8. To Book, 2/9. Phone 4402. p-Us-cmo. DANdNG — TO-NIG-IT. TO-WIGHT. TRADES HALL. And Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Messrs. Geo. William., Chas. Weaver, and 3. Taraafs. Most Popular aad Meet Dances. When tbe Floor and _-_rrtcb_ our Orchestra aad Condoctonsbip are Unsurpassed. - mO-NI-HT and Every Thursday.—United A Dancing Club, St. Benedict's Hall. Dancing. 8 till IL—W. Ritchie. Sec. 81 AUCKLAND WEST BRANCH, LABOUR PARTY.—UsuaI Social and Dance TO-NIGHT, in O'Neill St. Hall, Ponsonby. Parker's Orchestra. Refreshments Provided. Ladles 1/, Gents 1/6. 59 rpiVOLI DANCING CLUB, Drnlds' Haiti ■A Newton. WEDNESDAY, April 19. Good Music. Dancing 8-11 p.m. Crown Orchestra. L. Knox, M.C. 17 __ A. APE, See. j DANCING— TRADES HALL, TO-NIGHT, and Every Tuesday, Bto 11 p.m. Most' Popular and Select Dances, including Jan. Admission: Ladies, 6d; Gents, 1/6. Markwick's Orchestra.—Annie Amos, Proprietress, assisted by three. M.C.'g. 154 TRANCING— DRUID'S HALL, TO-NIGHT. A-T And Every Tuesday and Saturday . Nights, 8 to 11. Jazz Orchestra of Nine Instruments. Learners and Advanced Every Thursday, 8 to 11, Saturday, 2.90 to 5. Private Tuition. 4405 A. Richmond Hall, Grey Lynn, every Wednesday. M.C: B. TATE. 152 Prop., W. BUCKLEY. LABOUR- PARTY. Grey Lynn Branch. To-night and Every Tuesday following. Dancing. 8.-1. Richmond Hall, Grey Lynn Tram Terminus. Music, S. Illingworth. Ladies. 1/: Gents. 1/. 132 KINGSLAND ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB EUCHRE AND DANCE, to be held St. Benedict's Hall. WEDNESDAY, April 19, and every Wednesday. Good prizes for Euchre. Lillls' Orchestra. Gents V 6, Ladles XI. M» _». A °- p - mtm%Mn\m\\lm. ™UWT MAID MAWIAN B H-H wl " bold tb " Finrt _P_H __|_P SOCIAL of the Season on ______ _____ WIBDNHSDAT. April 19. mi in Foresters' iHall. Arbeit __■ H 'Street, 8 to 11. Refresh- ■ ments. Gents 1/6, Ladles tlMWl^mt^mamm 1/. AU conßaUy Invited. S. E. HAWKINS, 51* . Hon. Sec. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS LAIN AND FANCY DRESS MASQUERADE. MASQUERADE. RING •PHONE 25»A for TABLES at the LAST AND GREATEST NIGHT of the riREATBST TOASTER /CARNIVAL. RUSH-MUNRO'S JAZZ CABARET, SCOTS' HALL, Top o' Symonds Street 511 TOACH3EM Or PANCTNCK MISS SPENCER'S Classes, St. Paul's I Hall. TUES.. April 18, MON.. May 1 8 p.m.: St. Sepulchre's Hall, SAT., April 22. 2.30 and 8 p.m.: WED. and THURS., g p.m., at 25. Vincent St. Private Lessens gives.—Terms *Phone 2237. B