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AMUSEMENTS. rpivOLl Box Plan at H. CleaPs, X nviLl Queen Street, next Geo. rpjyoLl Fowlds. Ltd. « ■'■(.IJ 'Phone 22*-K*A. TO-NIGHT. AT 7.* TO. TO-NIGHT. AT 7..'X). TO-XIGWT. AT 7.30. Tremendous rvu.-.-es*. of the Paramount Don'ble I'rojrraiimne. ARTCRAFT PICTURES Present BEBE DANIELS BBHK DANIELS RERE DANIELS HERE DANIEL'S BEBE DANIELS HEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS And JACK HOLT. .lA."K Hi- T .T. JACK HOLT, JACK HOLT. JACK HOLT. JACK HOLT. JACK HOLT. In a Stirring Western Romance. Entitled NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE "NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE." "NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE." ••NORTH OF THE KID GRANDE." •'NORTH OK THE RIO G'UANDE." •NORTH OF THE RIO O'RANDE." "NORTH OF TlV.y. RIO GRANDE." Here we have a story abounding in thrills and adventure, set in the boundless and magnificent Callforniau country. The action is tense throughout, there Is not one slow moment, and culminates In an unexpected .Umax. Jack Molt and Hebe Daniels ere excellently cast and are supported by a number of Paramount artist-. In Addition, RKAiLART PICTURES Present CONST A.N.E BINNEY. CON. TAW." KINNEY. CD-NST.VNCE BINNEY. ."l IN-STA.N ! " X BI NNI". Y. CONST WE BINNEY. CON STANCE ItiXNEY. In :. Dcliulirfnl ,-crecu Version of Lloyd Sheldon's popular novel, THE MAGIC CUP. •THE MAGIC CUP." "THE MAGI.* CUP." "THE MAGI." CUP." •■IHE MAGI.* ITP." ""THE MAG.*-.' CUP." "The Magic Cup'" is n typical Constance Blnney picture. a clean. wholesome c.medy. in which this popular star once more excels herself. It is the story of a girl who fell among thieves and was their un- j conscious t.x.l—a pearl necklace that .vim ' real and Its .lever imitation -a nobleman i who was genuine an.l a cm ; who impersonated him —nnd a' "nin'.-'-' silver cup which gave the clue that s .1. -.1 an absorbing nivsterv. Also THE LATEST GAZETTES. BROADWAY COMEDY. ""- And the Tivo' • ■>"c;ik-*tRA . (Miss W. Mitchell. Conductress). T ivoi.l Reserves IVOLI Phone 223CA roadway! to- night roadway. And BROADWAY. TOMORROW NIGHT. BROADWAY. i BROADWAY. CONWAY TEARLE I BROADWAY. 11l BROADWAY. "A WIDE OPEN TOWN." BROADWAY. BROADWAY. Also. BROADWAY. \ BROADWAY. TOM MIX BROADWAY In BROADWAY. --(1111 D OF THE BROADWAY PRAIRIE." BROADWAY. BROADWAY. overture. 7.4.'.. BROADWAY. BROADWAY. Reserves at Theatre. BROADWAY. BROADWAY. 1 sua 1 Prices. BROADWAY. BROADWAY THEATRE. NEWMARKET. DIXIELAND. T.IXI ELAND. 1X IE LA NH, Xf IX • EI.A NI >. D..n*t Mis-. EGYPTIAN MONTH EGYPTIAN MONTH Arrangements made for Club Dances. Bridal Parties Cominjr-of-age Parties. '• Coming-out '" Patties, Etc. New Cakes from MLss Altkenhead. NEXT^VEDNESDAY. r-uisr Night. s«t„ ]•.-. For NIL DES.'ERANDUM CUB. Double TI kets. 7 fi. Public Admitted as Usual. Direction .. HERBERT J. REXTI.EY. 563 BOXING. ■V'ORTHERN AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION. PATRON: His Excellency the Governor-General, Viscount Jeilic.e. G.C.8.. O.M. GREAT DOUBLE PROGRAMME. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME**" Il CHANGE of PROGRAMME ' , CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Owing to Jock Graham breaking ills ian.l on Tuesday night during training die Northern Rosing Association beg to , innonni. that they have substituted Stewart ' Smith, the well-known bovcr wb.. holds a lecislon over Jack Keen.in. FRED BROCK V. STEWART SMITH .RED BROCK V. STEWART SMITH ' .RED BROCK V. STEWART SMITH (Sydney) (Auckland) 5 Three-minute Rounds for a Purse of flso , And A CURTAIN-RAISER TO THE ST VR ITEM. 0 Three-minute Rounds for a Purse of £60 Between .lIKE FLYNN V. JERRY WHITTOMF JTKE FLYNN V. JERRY WHITTOMK (Sydney). (Auckland) TOWN HALL. AUCKLAND TOWN HALL. AUCKLAND, TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, ! MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. MONDAY, OCTOBER lfi, AT 8 P.M. PRICES : 6,6, 4/6, _ !'.; Reserves. 10/; Stage, 20' We Pay Tax. Box Plan Now Open at Carter and Vsher's. Tobacconists, opp. "Herald" Office. Day Sales—6/6 and 4/I*. Tickets. Monday * lext, at Carter and Asher's. Tobacconists. P. B. GREENHOUGH, •36 Hon. Se.retary, N.B.A. LECTURES. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE A Meeting of the Auckland Institute will ; >c held at St. Andrew's Hall. Svmond6 * Street, on MONDAY. October 18. when DR. BUCK. D.5.0.. Will deliver a Popular Lecture on "THE PASSING OF THE MAORI." Dpors open at 7..'Hi. Lecture to commence < t S p.m. Admission by tickei or on ray- t lent of P.I. T. !•'. CHEESEMAN. ( 34 Secretary. , "IOAIKLEy'S the One for Outdoor eiales - w He -Puts Pep Into Them: Always -t nccessfull ' <j c