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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 95, 22 April 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. CJTRAND N .j_.> B ___ QTRAND "TRAXD Largest —- OtRAND CJTRAND and . CSTBAND "TRAND Finest OtRAND CJTRAXD Picture CJTRAND Strand — House. — »_rand Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. TO-DAY at 11.15, 1, 2.30,, and 4.30. TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. A First National Attraction, Featuring NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, In a Masterpiece of Screen Production: " THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN OX THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SI&S" ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGX ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." Do Not Disturb ( Me. I The Silent Drama or the Spoken Stage. Which Is the Greater? SEE THE PICTURE WHICH CHALLENGES THE STAGE! * * • She flung open the door. There stood her huyhand over the man to whom she had made a plea. As yet he had not seen her, bat he would —and learn the things she had bidden from bim in marriage. Her husband had come to avenge a friend. What would he do when be found her there, too? ». • • Also 'Showing: NEW SNOOKY COMEDY. "LADIES' PETS." PETS." Latest Gazettes. THE STRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices as Usual. THE NEW ZEALAND QUARTET In Popular Xew Items At the Evening Sessions. VERYBODY'S LAST VKRYBODY'S DAY EVERYBODY'S TOVERYBODY'S -DAY. •TAVERX KNIGHT." •TAVERN KNIGHT." And Supports.

M O N D A Y. M O N D A Y. M O N D A Y. M O N D A Y. A COMEDY OF ERRORS and NEAR MARRIAGES. Starring VIOLA DAN A. VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DAN A, VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DANA, V I O L A DANA, In " THE MATCH BREAKER." 'THE MATCH BREAKER." "THE MATCH BREAKER." "THE MATCH BREAKER." 'THE MATCH BREAKER." Showing where a .woman is concerned there's always something new under the sun. Also, SPECIAL GAZETTE. — SPECIAL GAZETTE.—S bowing many SPECIAL GAZETTE.—scenes of Princess SPECIAL GAZETTE.—Marys Wedding. SPECIAL GAZETTE.—a n d interesting SFECIAL GAZETTE.—events. SPECIAL GAZETTE. Also, COMEDY AND SCENIC STUDY. "AROUND WELLS, SOMERSET." "AROUND WELLS, SOMERSET." IMPORTANT A NNOUNCBMENT. MPORTANT -"-NNOUNCBMENT. COMING EVERYBODY'S. COMING EVERYBODY'S. The Management announces that thr- B nnd C. Film Company have secured the Exclusive Rights to show shortly Operator Jones' Plctnre of PRINCESS MARY WEDDING PRINCESS MARY WEDDING PRINCESS MARY WEDDIXfJ PRINCESS MARY WEDDING. The Brilliant Pageant is shown from the Si a __£_ ? n, ? h -' S ven Including th«> arrival nt Shlfnal. Mr. Jones, who is a well-known British Operator, secured exclusive position, and got mnny close-ups. If is sairt"His Picture Is the Best." BAND PERFORMANCES. JjJLL.ERSLIE RACECOURSE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY! AFTERNOON TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON:

IST BATTALION ORCHESTRA IST BATTALION ORCHESTRA . Will riay a SELECT PROGRAMME SELECT PROGRAMME At 3 o'clock. , Maintenance Collection. LIEUT. LIGHTON, Conductor. 61a A U C X L A N 1) Sg&£ki&fe\ SENIOR CADET PONSONBY BOYS' Parade is called for To-morrow (SUNDAY), at 2.13 p.m., Esplanade Road, Mount Eden. Take Mount Eden tram car. It stops at top of Esplanade Road, where the Band is to fall in. A. G. BROWN, 67S Hon. Secretary. THE AUCKLAND CITY BAN,'.-) HE AUCKLAND CITY BANI>! Will Render A MUSICAL PROGRAMME - ' : ; In ALBERT PARK,* '■■'. ALBERT PARK, TOMORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON AT 3 P.M. ' " '•"••• 788 BA LL S AX D -CJi BX.IV AL §. Ladies' and Gents' Fancy-__d EA-enlEg" 'Dresses for Hire. Evening Dresses for Sale from £3 3/. MISS KIRKBY, 46, City Chambers. _