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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 97, 26 April 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS- OF THIS PROGRAMME! BRAND X.Z.s CSTRAXD 1.-j^i PRAXD Largest OtRAND Hi' PIIAXD and GJTRAND t-|' CRAND Finest S>TRAND i Hj rRAXD Picture CSTRAXD r-RAXD House. OtEASD | Direction : Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. D-DAY at 11.15, 1.80, 3.30. 5.43 and 6.10 - TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. A First National Attraction, , Featuring tt NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMAPfiE. .NORMA TALMADOE. X In a Masterpiece "f Screen Production: THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." •THE SIGN ON THK nO°R-" ■THE SIGN ON THE HOOK.. •THE SIGS ON THK D00R... "THE SIGS ON THE D00R.,. •THE SIGK' ON THE DOOR. AIjSO SCREENIS'G TONIGHT. The Full and Ollicial Picture of m , PRINCESS MARY'S WEDDING. PRINCESS MARY'S WEDDING. PRINCESS MARY'S WEDDING. fa PRINCESS MARY'S WEDDING. PRINCESS MARY'S WEDDING. PRINCESS MARYS WEDDING. The First English Picture to be Shown Here. 'Happy is the Bride that the Sun t Shines (In!" -1i Whitehall. T At the Abbey. A Queen Alexandra Arrives. Queen Mary and Her Sons Arrive. Arrival of the Bridegroom. The Bride Arrives. In the Abbey and Many Other ■Scenes. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT, COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT, COMMENCING FRIDAY NEK' r Six Reels of Joy. CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLINCHARLES CHAPLINCHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLINCHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLINCHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN 1 CHARLES CHAPLIN And E JACKIE COOGAN = JACKIE COOGAN 111 •THE » KID." •THE KHK" I ••THE Kill." J THE KID." ■THE KID." •THE KID." •'THE KID." ■THE KID." "TUB KID." •TUB KID." Charles Chaplin V.as taken a partner in the fun business. Its Jackie Coogan, the Kid. They're the greatest combination of inlrthniakers who ever got together: and the laughs that Charlie maybe overlooks come fresh and snappy from the Kid. And would you believe us if we told you that here and there, through the six world has ever seen, there's a sob? It's a fact—and that's what makes the laughter bigger still. THE COMEDY THAT TOOK A YEAR TO MAKE: Written and directed by Charles Chaplin—the Comedy that's worth every dollar that went Into It—enough laughs for the year—the Picture that has broken all the world's record*. You have heard of it. and for once the glowing reports only tell half the truth. I -The Kid" settles once and for I I all the question as to who is the I greatest theatrical artist in the | I world. ChapUn does tin-llnest and I most delicately-shaded acting you I ever saw anywhere, and for every I slapstick furore there Is a classic. I exquisite scene." I —"Chicago Herald and Examlner."_| COMMENCING FRIDAY. STRAND. COMMENCING FRIDAY. STRAND. COMMENCING FRIDAY. STRAND. CORPORATION NOTICES. piTY OF AUCKLAND. SPECIAL ORDER. i Public Notice Is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Auckland City Council <>onvened for -the purpose, and held on Friday, the 7th day of April, 1022, the following Resolution was passed, and will be submitted for continuation at the ordinary meeting of the Council, to J>e held on THURSDAY, the 11th day of May. 102"-. in j the Council Chamber. Town Hall. Auckland, i at 7 o'clock p.m.. viz.: — "That the Auckland City Council doth hereby by special resolution intended to operate as a Special Order, make the following By-law, to be known as By-law No. 23." BY-LAW No. 2S. By-law of the Auckland City Council made In pursuance ot the powers and provisions contained in the Municipal Corporations Act, 1920, and in pursuance of all and every otner powers In that beha'.f contained In any other Art enabling the said Council in that behalf, the Auckland City Council, doth hereby by Special Order ordain as follows: — 1.-This By-law shall be read with and as extending and amending By-law No. 1 of the City of Auckland, made on the 10th day of April, 1017, and words herein used shall have the same meaning and be Interpreted in the same way as the name words when used in the said By-law No. 1. I 2.—Section SS6 of By-law No. 1 is hereby ■ amended by deleting therefrom the words "or when passing a tramcar at rest." 3.—lf anj- person is driving a motor or mechanically-propelled vehicle In or along any street In the rear of a tramcar that is not standing at a terminus, and such vehicle Is proceeding in the same direction as such tramcar. such person shall, if sucn tramcar stop* or is stationary for the purpose of taking up 'or setting down passengers, remain in the rear of such tramcar until all passengers who' have alighted from I the tramcar are clear of such tramcar, ana until all passengers intending to board sueu tramcar have boarded the same, provided that this provision shall not apply In tne ; case of any tramcar stopping or standin., I alongside any safety zone for the time beiiu established and existing for the convenience of pedestrians standing in any street. 4 -Where any such safety zone as aoo\ementioned is established and existing. M pedestrian shall stand or remain so as vi hinder w impede vehicular traffic upon any I-portion of the carriageway of any iutside but in the vicinity of such; safety ; zone, either for the purpose of boarding a tramcar or any other purpose. I. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk : April 10. 1022. 507 PROFESSIONAL WOTICES. TS TJEART jySEASE .QURABLE? Medical men say that it i< not so: > \re they right? I can definitely «iy this—l have treated not single ca.es. but a score or more, whom orthodox nhvsieians have diagnosed as having Constitutional Heart Disease—and their hearts are as sound as bells .oday. CousiUer that the Heart, itself a perfect pump, is under the control of the involuntary nervous system. :i}id that for every failure of its working the Subconscious Mind exerts a compensatory strengthening iufluen.-e. ; Stimulate by magnetic force this compensatory power, and you have the method for curing even the worst case of chronic heart famire. This is what the Calvi-Freeman i 1 treatment dees, and explains my j ' many quite marvellous cures. I q\HE /-IALVI-paEEMAX pSTITUTE 4 (F. CALVI-FREEMANI. ' WATSON'S BUILDINGS 3 ' AUCKLAND. 51!