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AOTSEM-3\TS. nOKDINSON FILMS, LTD.. PRESENTS MAIILON TTAMII.TON AIILO.N -CJ-AMILTON "DETTY "pi.YTHE and T7.RANCELIA TJILLINGTOX a -»ETTY J-»LYTII_. £ RANCELIA JOILLINGTON Ln " mm: rr.Rr.-NT ttusband." "-L UK J- KI'AN'T "^-USBAND." THE rp!• I ANT TTUSBAND." HE "-Kt'ANT rJ -USBAND." WRITTEN BY ALBERT PAYSON TERIIUNE. A New Angle r.r the Age Old A Sparklinc Comedy of Triangle. Marital Doings. Go on ! The Wife w'll never know—but, alas, it is just wonderful what the wife does find out. "THE TRUANT HUSBAND" is quite a Tiagi-ooiuedy class of film, with the narrativ.- running alon X unusual lines. "TRUANT HUSBAND" contains quite au unusual amount of good, wholesome humour, and will prove acceptable to any pawon. UNIVERSAL PRESENTS A JEWEL COMEDY FEATURING LEE MORAN. •■ rpilE OJTHAPHANGER." ••-LllE INTERNATIONAL NEWS IN OLD QUEBEC. Canadian Scenic. THE ■VfATJONAL /ORCHESTRA. milE T7.INEST IN A UCKLAND. HE ■*■> ATIONAL 'ORCHESTRA. £HE *? INEST IN Overture. 7.50. "Si .T'Etais Roi" (Adaml. Sessions : 11.15, 1.0. 2.50. 4.35, 6.15. S.O. .: Resei-ves 2169 A. A r ' HUNDREDS £400,000 PRODUCTION". •'' Turned Away Yesterday. Victor Huso's WORLD-FAMOUS DRAMA. "LES MISERABLES." Come and see Jean Vaijean hounded by the police, aud escape from prison, race through the" sewers of Taris! Come and see sensational battles between the Revolutionaries and troops in the streets of Paris. Special Music by Superb Orchestra. Sessions: 11 a.m-, 12.40, 3.5, 5.30, and S. Reserve Your Seats to Avoid Disappointment Phone 4232.

EECTTiRES. -f V ' ZEALAND LABOUR 'PAICTI. Js_y \f\ SUNDAY EVENING. ySJfI" - CONCERT LECTURE Va_______*_-_l--_--V TOMORROW. 1 EDUCATE I SUNDAY, 7.30. STRAND THEATRE. STRAND THEATRE. GRAND CONCHRT-LECTURE-Qlnsical iProgramme by TEfE LYRIC QUA'RXET. (Messrs. Richards, 'Ripley, Ryan: and Mc-Elwain). Lecture hy •V-iC-VCILLOR T. BLOODWOKTH. COUNCILLOR T. BLOODWOJITiL Subject, "APATHY THE iTtEVAILTNG SIN." Are you interested in the Quay Street Railway the Proposed Zoo, Co-nmnnlty Singing, th» Next War, or the Approaching General Elections, if Not, Why Not? Solos. Duets and Quartets by : THE LYRIC FOUR. | THE LYRIC FOUR. ;l Also, ] Borne Word-s-by—ALAN MeBLWAIXChairman, Mr. G. T. JONES. Accompanist, MR. 'L. CONRAD. Doors Open 6.43. SUver Collection. NEXT SUNDAY! "NO MORE WAR DEMONSTRATIONS.'' " QUAY ST. AND STRAND THEATRE.^ SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SERVICE, l'EC'-J. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE, TIVOLI THEATRE, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7 P.M. Subject: "DAWN IN THE DEVIL'S DEX," " DAWN IN THE DEVIL'S DEN, _ Thrillins Story of Missionary Work in Central Africa. Speaker: MISS C. J. BRANDON. Sll-ister, Rev. A. A. Murray, Will .'reside. There will be a 'Bisgcr and Brighter jrERVICE OF SONG pre.-ding the Address. Congregational Singing. Choir Pieces. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, 7.30, GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL. LANTERN LECTEUE On THE SOLOMON ISLANDS. J3y MR. J. CARN MACKY. Missionary. A UCKLAND CITY MISSION. /2gg°\ .Auckland city mission. \&__¥°J 'Princess Tlieatre, Qneen Street. TO-MORROW .Sun.) EVENING. 6.30, Doors Open; 7 p.m., Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Bnrnnand. 7.30 p.m., Service Begins. PREACHER— EEV. TASPER pU-LDER. EV. «ASPER '-'ALDER. Offertory Solo, -A Song of Thanksgiving" (Allitsen), MR. LEN EEVEN. X.B.—Please note that our BAZAAR has jieen definitely fixed for THURSDAY, September 7, in Concert Chamber. 674 "JT_B CHURCH OF THE MIGHTY £ UNIVERSE." At the GRAND THEATRE .(Opp. G.P.0.). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). CLEMENT L. WRAGGE, F.E.GJS., Etc., Will Lecture on "THE GRANDEUR OF NATURE." " THE GRANDEUR OF NATURiE." " THE GRANDEUR OF NATURiE." Magnificently .Pictured. Appalling, Splendid, Sublime. Roll Up. Roll Up. ■Doors open C.30 d-u..; Lecture, 7.30 p.m. •musical programme. 7 o'clock. silver collection. 60? iadd re s s on prophecy. Addeess on prophecy. masonic hall, otahuhu. to-imorrow (sunday), 3 p.m. Subject: THREE GREAT COMING ONES. THREE GREAT COMING ONES. iPreacher: REV. A. A. MURRAY. All Residents Cordially Invited. 673 AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. A Meeting of the Auckland Institute will be held in St. Andrew's Hall, Symonds Street, on MONDAY, July 24, when MR. E. V. MILLER Will deliver a Popular Lecture, with Experimental Illustrations, entitled, "RECENT ADDITIONS TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE NATURE OF TIIE STARS." Doors open at 7.30. Lecture to commence at S p.m. -Ydiuission Free to Members and Ticket llolilers. others Oa each. oj2 - T- F. CnEESEMAN, Secretary. gOMB _N U R .S I N G. day, WEDNES- ■£■ was The fee for each eour-e en prepaid to - l \:vt must hi WILLIAM RATTRAY. . _. • .. Honorary Sccrotarv Jlmbu.ancc StrZ *'. A- FIANO .soon deteriorate, ifT... -~ COAKLEY will not , to us '

-LECTURES. "PROHIBITION SrEuJLS PRO-SPERITY. I —2000 out of 10,000 employees in I the Shipbuilding Yards of Seattle I possess their own ears." Come and Hear REV. R. B. S. HAMMOND REV. R. B. S. HAMMOND REV. R. B. S. HAMMOND Describe "THE MODERN MIRACLE." "THE MODERN MIRACLE" " THE MODERN MIRACLE " In THE TOWN HAIiL THE TOWN HALL TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, At 3 o'Clock. Chairman, C. J. TUXES, ESQ. Community Singing at 2.30 to 3 p.m. led by Mr. L. E. Falkner. Piano kindly lent by E. and F. Piano Co. Admission Free. Collection. I After 2 or more years' trial of I I 'Prohibition, six States of America I I increased their combined majority I I by 700.C0Q. _ [ WHANGiAREI TOWN HA!LL. TUESDAY. JULY 25. DARGAYIHLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. 72S qiOWN XT ALL QUXDAY. JTIOWN TTALL QUNDAY. qriOWN TTALL SUNDAY. AT S P.M. AT S P.M. AT 8 P.M. "DIGHT TTON. Q 'CASTRI, PCT"" Will Give an AddTess on "TNDIA IT.O-DAY." His Worship the Mayor, MR. J. H. GUN-SON 1 , Will Treside. Citizens should not Miss this Opportunity of Hearing about India from the Lips of One of India's Most Eloquent Sons. ADMISSION" FREE. Collection in Aid of V.M.C.A. Work In India. rpOWN TTALL—;CJUNDAY, AT S P.M. 743 " H EART OF AFRIC A." MISS BRANDON tells the thrilling stor. AT THE BAPTIST TABERNACLE, TO-NIGHT, 7.30. A hundred new views wiR be thrown upoi the Screen. 697 LECTURE ON "VOLCANOES ANT EARTHQUAKES." by PROFESSOI ! BURBIDGE. M.Sc, on MONDAY", 24th inst. 7.4."i p.m., in St. David's Hall, Khybei | Tass. 3t BAND PERFORMANCES. #A TJOKLAXD BANDS' -ti-TJCKLAND BANDS' ARTILLERY BAND . ARTILLERY BAND Will Play in ALBERT PARK, ALBERT PARK, TO-MORROW (.SUNDAY). AT 3 P.M. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 'P.M. LIEUT. G. F. CATER. Conductor. Collection a.t Gates. 677 CENTRAL WHARF. ENTRAL WHARF. GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT FOR H. FRANCIS. The Popular City Footballer. WATERSIDE WORKERS' BAND WATERSIDE WORKERS' BAND Will Render POPULAR PROGRAMME on THE CENTRAL WHARF (By Kind Permission of Harbour Board) SUNDAY — TO-MORROW — SUNDAY" SUNDAY — TO-MORROW — SUNDAY 7.45 I.M. 7.45 I.M. COLLECTION. Rally Up and Support this Wi/rthv Object Li.. G. H. CLARK. I •"** Conductor. I T-TAMMO'ND. REV. R. R. S .. IN THE SJh?_ ?J" . y_ X -' AFTERNOON AT 3 ,I , Sub.e.-t. The Modern Miracle " ■ c immunity Singing at 2 CO p m