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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 155, 3 July 1922, Page 14

j AMUSEMENTS. TO-XIGHT. O-NIGHT. ENTERTAINMENT WORTH WHILE. EXTERTiAIXiIEXT WORTH WHILE." EVERYBODY'S. WHERE VPRYBODY'S. EVERYRODY'S. EVERYBODY RVERTTtOnX'S, EVBRVOnV?.. GOES. EVERYBODY'S. Continuous from 12 Noon. Last Session Commences at S p.m., With Full Orchestra. TO-NIGHT'S BIIL Is Headed by tbc Metro Star. ALICE r-AKE In a ALTCE 7.AXE Dramatic AMCK LARK Ronvancp of ALTCE LAKE .1 Woman ATIOE LAKE who was ALICE LAKE Misunderstood. Entitled, TFT'E INFAMOUS MISS REVELL. " THE TXFAMOTTR MISS REVETX." " THE INFAMOUS MISS REVELL." " THE TXFAMOUS MISS REVELL." "THE INFAMOUS MTSS IiEVEU." " THE INFAMOUS MISS REVELL."' The thpme is handled with skill. Jt is a -photoplay tbat holds the interest from start to finish. The author, by keeping one hit of information to himself until tn<end will keep nil guessing how it ie all -romintr out. The finish is one that will satisfy all. ONO.E A RAIN ONCE AGAIN Our Mutual Friends. THE LY.RT-C QUARTET. THE LYRIC QUARTET. Will Accompany the Screening of '• HOME. SWEET HOME." " HOSfE, SWEPT HOiME.' , " HOME. PWEFT HOME." " HOME, SWEET HOME." A Grand Representation of the SWEETEST SONG EVER SUXG To the ■SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD. We advise : PEE the PICTURE. JTEAR THE QUARTET, For *-Honr Amusement In REELS of Real Fun. See " ALMOST HEROES." See " ALMOST HEROES." See " ALMOST HEItOES.' , And Scream at the Screamingly Funny HALL BOYS. Also, the Very Latest Gazette. NOT ONE DO.I, MOMENT. NOT ONE DULL MOME.XT. NOT ONE DULL MOMENT. A Deliebtful Programme of PICTURES and MUSIC. Kindly Note. .th P Last Screening of SERIAL No. 2 commences at 7.30 p.m. Daily. Stalls. 1/1: Front Circle. 2 1- Pack Circle, 1/S. P.O. Box -in. Thune 4402. MEETINGS. AMALGAMATED EXGIXEERIXG UNION. AUCKLAND BRANCH. A SPECIAL MEETING of the Above Branch will he held iv the Trades Hall, Room G. on TUESDAY. July 4. at 7.30 p.m. Business : Letter from Secretary re Openlnsr more Branches in Auckland. Every member iireed to ntfond. K. R. L. DARRACH. 726 President. AMALGAMATED SOCIkJIi." RAILWAY •*». SERVANTS. I AUCKLAND BRANCH. Members of above Branch are ureed to attend Meeting in Town Hall. TUESDAY, 4th inst.. when Mr. 11. E. Holland. M.P., will deliver Speech on Labour's Policy. T. BLAIR. Chairman. ■301 T. STANLEY. Secretary. •V - rr wokkebs' un io N ; GENERAL MEETING. WEDNESDAY, uth JULY, at 7.30. Business: Conference Report and Resignation of Secretary, and Genera!. 673 ANDY O'NEILL. Sec. A UCKLAND HIGHLAND AND "• NATIONAL DiAXCING SOCIETY. First Annual General Meeting will be held in Committee Room. Scots' Halt, MONDAY. July 10. 1022. S p.m. Election or Officers. Balance Sheet. Members' Subscriptions now due.—W. J. Norwood. S3 WINTER EXHIBITION. TkOXI FAIL TO SEE THE MARVELLOUS ILLUSION, THE BODILESS WOMAN", AT THE WINTER EXHIBITION. Adults, 1/; Children, under 14, 6d. 132 ST I M E X TIM E X I GAS COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS, DAY AND NIGHT, AT THE WINTER SHOW. The Stimes operates without any Burners in thp Oven. Eoonomv and Efficiency. Don't Fail to See This Wonder. STAND No. 5: SHED No. S. ■ROEERT GUMMER. 174. Queen Street. Auckland. 'Sole Agent for New Zealand. 41 ! AQUATICS. ' ~ TJONSONBY CRUISING CLUB. jJgV PRIZE DISTRIBUTION AND Olft DANCE takes place in MASONIC HALL. Belgium Street. FRIDAY. July 7. 7.45 p.m. His Worship the Mayor, J. H. Gunson, Esq., will present the Prizes. Patron W. J. Jaggs will preside. I'.S.—AH Prizes (hat have been won in the Club aud not collected within one month will be forfeited. 51S a. J. STEPHENS. Hon. Sec. REMOVAL NOTICES. -xq-OTICE OF REMOVAL. AXGLO-ORIEXTAL TRADING CO., LTD. i Have Removed to More Central Premises, No. 13, HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH STREET. Also, NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD.—Chief Agency NORWICH AND LONDON' ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.—Chief Agency. LAND AND ESTATE AGENCY.—Mr. F. H. Brittain. Registered 1-and Agent OVERSEAS CLUB. HORACE 11. HUNT. 501 Manager and Secretary. dress and fashion. . The modern. 2, wellesley street, sale of costumes, coats and coat frocks At enornione'y Reduced Trices to make room I for Spring ?oods. I This Is our flrst sale, and all our stock comprises tbe Latest Fashions, and ladles desiring to be up-to-date should give U3 .- call. A QTYLISH Costumes, ready to wear. O Ladies Own Materials made up. Vernon and Co., 8, Wellesley St. C