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AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TCTEDNESDAY, AT O Oft ATINEE «EDNESDAY, AT w.OV. Matinee Prices: Stalls, 1/; Circle, 1/6 and 2/; Children, Stalls 6d, Circle, 1/. "Just be glad—that's the game!" THE "VT E W T YRIC. HE -»-*" EW THE "VTEW T YRIC. HE -Lv ew -*-YRIC. Direction: Hayward's Pictures, Ltd. By Arrangement with United Artists, Ltd " The Season House." TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. "The World's Sweetheart!" MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD In " POLLYANNA," "POLLYANNA," "-POLLYANNA," " POLLYANNA," " POLLYANNA," " POLLYAKNA," " POLLYANNA," Eleanor H. Porter's Novel. She turns Sadness into Gladness, Darkness into Sunshine and Hate iuto Love. The Story of the "Glad-Girl," whose very appearance on the screen radiates a personality of happiness. I "Polljaniia" will not lie screened | lin the suburbs. If you want to see | it you must come to the New Lyric. | Specially Selected Music by THE LYRIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Trices: 1/, 1/6, 2/ and 2/6 (Plus Tax). Box Pl.-in at I*wis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., or by Telephone 3645. GRAND— The Ghost —irpO-DAY. RAND— Walks - O-DAY. GRA.ND— at the -TITO-DAY. R.'iXD— Grand To-day. —-*-O-DAY. CHAXGE OF PROGRAMME. A New First National. Starring CHARLES RAY, CHARLES RAY,. CHARLES RAY, CHARLES RAY, CHAULFS RAY, CHARLES RAY. CHARLES RAY, In "THE MIDNIGHT BELL." " THE MIDNIGHT BELL." " THE MIDNIGHT BELL." . "THE MIDNIGHT RELL."

"THE MIDNIGHT RELL." " THE MIDNIGHT BELL.I' ' " THE MIDNIGHT BELL." " THE MIDNIGHT- BELL." " THE MIDNIGHT BELL." " THE MIDNIGHT BELL." " THE MIDNIGHT BELL." A Midnight Mystery with Mirthful Mo- , meats. Come Ghost-hunting and GloomI chasing with Charlie Ray. It's thrilly and i chilly and choekful of joy! And I OH! EVERI'BODY, COME AXD SEE THE FUX! Help! Charlie Ray's caught five ghosts! What sort of a Ghost rang the Midnight Bell? Swat the Spooks! ! ! The Bell! The Bell! ! Listen for the Midnight Bell in the Haunted Lobby. "THE MIDNIGHT BELL." A midnight mystery—a gallivant with ghosts—a uurrieane of humour—and enough thrills to last a year. AXD SERIAL, FIFTH CHAPTER— " TiHE ADVENTURES OP TARZAN" " THE ADVENTURES OP TARZAN " BIJOU ORCHESTRA. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. GR AN D CONCERT. R. A N D C O X C E R T. TO.WX HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. SATURDAY NEXT. APRIL 20TH. AT 8. SATURDAY NEXT. APRIL 20TH. AT S. PROGRAMME: 1. Overture "Romantic" ALBERT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 2. Quartet "When Day Fades" LYRIC QUARTET. 3. Humorous Selection "Not Old" MR. THOMAS HARRIS. 4 - Song '. Selected MR. ARTHUR HALL. 5. Violin Solo, "Serenade—Badire" (Gabriel Mariei MISS MARGARET SALISBURY. O. Song ..i., "The Bells of Lee" MISS LAURA S£ONE. . . Humour "m a Turkish Bath" MR. ALAN McELWAIN. S. Quartet "Mary" LYRIC QUARTET. INTERVAL. 9. Selection .. "Reminiscences of Sullivan" ALBERT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 10. Flute Solo. "The Gossip" (Tersbahl MR. GEORGE POORE. ~ 11. Song ! "Have You News of My Boy Jack?" MISS LAURA STONE. 12. More Humour MR. ALAN McELWAIN." ".""' 13. Song. "Like Stars Above" (Squires) MR. HAROLD J. HILL. Accompanist: MR. CHARLES ELLIS. 14. Quartet: "Goodbye" LYRIC QUARTET.

13. Pianoforte Solo. "Grande Valse" .... (Tito Mattel) MR. ARTHUR BREE. 16. Humorous-Song "A Deaf Man's Blunders" MR. THOMAS HARRIS. 17. Selection "Three Light Tieees" ALBERT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Accompanists— MISS ETHEL SHARP. L.T.O.L Ma. ARTHUR BREE. The total proceeds of the above coucert will bi; donated by the committee to the Sudan United Mission, and used expressly to send Mr. Keith Rirumer to Afri a. TICKETS TO ALL PARTS, 2/6 (Including Tax.) Day Sales and Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., from April 24th. Reserves 1/ Extra. ~"... Hteinwny Grand' Piano "k'lndlv supplied by Mr. Arthur Bree. - \ ' W,' A. CRAIG, Secretary. 13, Elgin Street, Grey Lynn. 30 ' WEST END irpO-NIGHT, LAST NIGHT WEST END J- Of a Real Old Country W.EST END- Home Night with WEST END CHARLES RAY WEST END In "PEACEFUL VALLEY," WEST END Where you live aud hreathe WEST END the spirit of the Truly WEST END Rural Home Folks. Good Supports include Trayful of Trouble (Snooky). lEducational.. Comedy, Latest Pathe 'Gazette. Orchestra. ■- TJE gave her all the-worldly heart desired— ■*-*- clothes, richesl. jewels—and told her to be happy, without his love. Is a woman to blame for the destruction of "A MAN'S HOME" If he denies her his love? BROADWAY, NEXT MOXDAY ONLY*. "A JEAN'SI HOME/'-Sik 'liappy home is ■"-■•the-single spot of rest which a man has upon this earth for the, cultivation of his noblest sensibilities."—William Ellerv Charming. j BROADWAY NEXT MOXDAY ONLY.