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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 160, 8 July 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. NOW SHOWING. 2iGo N vf (NATIONAL £|| PICTURES) P O^9 N V B Uodkinson Films. Ltd., Presents a Super Attraction, JOSEPH C. LINCOLN'S GREAT NOVEL, " PARTNERS f\F rpHE rpIDE." 'f- AHTNERS "F J- [IE -»- IDE." PARTNERS f\F rr\HK miDE." "Partners Up X HE X inE .- BROWNIE THE DOG, in "TABLE STEAKS." International News. Sclznick Nws . Swmc THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA. THE FINEST IN AUCKLAND. O\ERTURE, 7..-*: "YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" (Sullivan). SESSIONS: 11.13, 1.15, G. 30, CO, 8.0. RESERVES 2160 A. —&b VATIOK.II, rnHEATRE. /d&J£W|ak ATI L> N A r. J- H E A T R E. rpO-MORROW. CJCNDAY, TPVENING, XULY ft J-o-MORP-ow, Sunday! Evening, July o. THIRST -pATTALION (REGD.I /"vP.CHESTRA — mHIRD /CONCERT. J- IRSST J-»ATTALION (REGD.I V^ R r H ESTRA J- BIRD V^ONCERT (40 PERFORMERS). By Kind Permission of Major Fraser, O.C. Conductor: LIEUTENANT J. T. LIGHTON. Vocalist: MISS VIOLET LAMBERT. Soloist: CORPORAL McLENNON (Flautist). EOOIS3DS3I3I3SHU William Fox Presents For the First Time in New Zealand. „- „ , fT _ TOM MIX TO M MI X. TO M MI X. TOM MIX. TOM mJx! O M M I X. T O M M I X. In " piHASING ifpilE \,fOON " "Phasing -Liie -"J-oox." Tba most thrilling and stupendous feats ever attempted by the popular star. In this picture Tom Mix makes you gasp aud bold your breath the while he performs the most remarkable HAIR RAISING " STUNTS " WITH TIIK SPEED OF LIGHTNING HAIR RAISING " STUNTS " WITH THE SPEED OF LIGHTXIXG.' HIS BEST YET. HIS BEST YET SEE TIM yflX race with death and beat death by an eyelash OM -"J- IX TOM ]\riX in a tale of thrills in America, Russia, and Spain OM I> - L IX TDM TITIX outwits "Velvet Joe/ a long-moustached bandit. OM -L'J-rx rpOM MIX chase an antidote to sidetrack rloath, and a girl chase Mix J- Oil - L '- L IX she knew the antidote would end in death. "THE BEST PROGRAMME IN AUCKLAND. Also, SUNSHINE COMEDY. PAR EXCELLENCE. "TRT AND GET IT." "TRY AND GET IT." "TRY AND GET IT." "TRY AND GET IT." And Wonderfully Interesting FOX GAZETTE. Depicting Historical Record of FOX GAZETTE FOX GAZETTE. Japanese Menace. FOX GAZETTE! Overture: "Tancredi" (Rossini); Violin Solo. "Obertass" (Wieniawski). Director: W. Phoenix, T.D., L.C.M. Sessions: 12, 2. 4. 6, and 8. Phone 4232 for Reserves.

WINTER EXHIBITION. AXiCKXiAXD "H WINTER EXHIBITION AXD CARNIVAL. CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. 11l Response to the Popular Demand the AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. And the AUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION (With the kind permission of the Anctland Harbour Board) Have Consented to EXTEND THE CARNIVAL EXTEND THE CARNIVAL EXTEND THE CARNIVAL TILL WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, TILL WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, TILL WEDNESDAY, JTJLX 12, AT 10 P.M. DO XOT MISS THIS WONDERFUL EXHIBITION Of the Primary and Secondary Industries of the Auckland Province. "■ 1 TO-DAY—PEOPLE'S DAY. ' TO-DAY—PEOPLE'S DAY. TO-DAY—PEOPLE'S DAY. PROGRAMME. 2.30 to o p.m.—Meredith's Orchestra. S p.nr.—Wireless Telephone Demonstrations. t .p.m. and S p.m.—Lectures on Topical Subjects. 7.30 to 10 p.m.—Garrison Artillery Band. 8 p.m.—Scotch and Irish Dancing Competitions. NEXT WEEK. SPECIAL PROGRAMMES DAILY. Including Wrestling, Tug-o'-war, Dancing, Lectures. Orchestra, Wireless Telephony, Community Singing, and Other Popular Itemr OPEN DAILT, UP TO AXD INCLUDING WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ADMISSION: Adults, 1/6: Children. 6 to 14. 6d: nnfler 6, free. All free of tax. Children in charge of School Teachers, free. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A. D. STANLEY, 133 Secretary. /CHRISTINA McNAB IS COMING. GREAT Labour Rally.—Strand Theatre SUNDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Speakers -Mr h" B. Holland. M.P-. Mr. P. Fraser M P \iV M. J. Savage. M.P, Sirs. M«ih M r •?" Brindle, the New National President'and jOierE. Also Labour Rally, Quay street!