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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 296, 14 December 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. I PRINCESS.— The —"PRINCESS. RINCESS.— Theatre RINCESS. PRINCESS. — Of —T>RIXCESS. , RINCESS.— Surprises. —A RINCESS. ~ COIMIMENCING TO-MORROW t'FRIDAYj. A TREMENDOUS PARAMOUNT DOUBLE PROGRAMME! Adolpli Zukor Presents BETTY COMPSON. BETTY COMPSON BETTY CWM-PSON BETTY COM'PSOX HETTY ' OWPSON RETTY COMPSON .BETTY COMPSON In one the Greatest 'Dramatic Ph.jto-pl.ivs ever made in '.he history of the 'Screen; a sterling* a.laptaion of Clyde Fitch's recordbreaking Stage success, "THE WOMAN IN THE CASE." " THE WOMAN IN THE CASE." " THE WOMAN IN THE CAKE." " THE tVOJI.VX IN THE CASE." "THE WIIJI.W IV TUB CASiE." "THE WOMAN IN THE CASIE." " THE WOMAN IN THE CASE." "THE- 'WOMAN IN THE CAST!." "THE WOMAN IN THE CASE." Under the Title of "THF. LAW AND THE WOMAN." "THE LAW AND THE WOMAN." This Thrilling Story shows bow far a Wife will go to help the man she loves—to helrj a man. In this case, accused by another woman. A story of a man with a past* with bttrnin; memories of 'Parisian night life and gaiety; arrested for the murder of one for wbom he would have given Ms life. 'Woman's wits versus womau's wits with a man's life at stake. "THE WOMAN IN THE CASE " "THE WOMAN IN THE CIASE." '•THE WOMAN IN THE CASE " " THE WOMAN IN THD CASE." "Was one of tbe 'most successful plays ever staged, and the Screen version will hold tbe Interest from start to fluish. IN ADDITION. IN ADDITION. MARY MILES "MINTER In "BY-ES OF THE HEART." A Charming and Beautiful Realart Picture. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Final Screening of "MOTHERHOOD." 'FHOXE 688 A. CARNIVALS. BIG BEACH CARNIVAL. TAMAKI WEST SUMMER CARNEVAL # TAMAKI WEST SUMMER CARNIVAL TAMAKI WEST SUMMER CARNIVAL TO BE HELD AT ST. HBLIER'S AND KOHLMARAMA, 1 ST. iHBLIER'S AND KOHIiMARAMA, J From JANUARY 6 TO 13, a 023. JANUARY 0 13, 11823. JANUARY 6 TO 13, 1923. (INCLUSIVE), In Aid of Local Schools. Fire Brigade. * Progress League and Sports Bodies. J _ I « r SPECIAL CLASSES FOR * RIDING AND HUNTING COMPETITIONS I FIRE BRIGADE TOURNAMENTS. 1 BOWLING TOURNAMENTS. » TENNIS TOURNAMENTB. 8 CROQUET TOURNAMENTS. WRESTLING CONTESTS. AMATEUR ATHLETICS. REGATTA AND SWIMMING COMPETITIONS. NATIONAL DANCING COMPETITIONS. I FLOWER AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS. ( BABY SHOW. TUG-O'-WAR COMPETITIONS. HOME INDUSTRIES. NEEDLEWORK. £250 PRIZE MONEY. *250 PRIZE MONEY. £230 PRIZE MONEY. Entries for Aquatic Events CLOSE I 16th DECEMBER, 1922. I All Other Entries CLOSE 21st DECEMBER, 1922. SEND FOR SCHEDULE AT ONCE TO D. N. PURDIE, Hon. Secretary. « 22, Shortland Street. 510 ' EXHIBITIONS. 1 -pXHIBITION OF STUDENTS' WORKS, < SCHOOL OF ART. 1 Rutland Btreet. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) DECEMBER 15. 5 Open from 12 till 4.30 p.m. and from 7 till 9.30 p.m. Admission Free. B. W. PAXTON. 1 39 Director. j ART EXHIBITION. The Exhibition of tbe Pictures of the late SAPPER HORACE MOORE-JONES Will be open on FRIDAY, from 12 to 9 p.m., and on . SATURDAY, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 601 DRESS AND FASHION. • < ATTENTION! Ladies' Summer Models, moderate prices.—Le Beau Monde, 470, Upper Queen St., opp. Y.W.C.A. 183 A TTENTION and Good Value, varied •"■ selection; Inexpensive, Useful Gifts.— , ' Matthews and Andrews, 147, Symonds St. i 33 HEMSTITCHING. — For Good Work, prompt attention, take your orders to Mlbb Scott. Top Floor, City Chambers. B LADIES' Hose, largest selection ln Auck- s land ; lowest prices.—Hosiery House,' 236, Queen St., next Princess Theatre. Dj «j LADIES' Navy Serge Costumes, tailor-1 " made. 10/.—Laurie and Hardy, Foresters' Buildings. Albert St. B • AISON Karine. Xmas Gifts. Watson's 1 I Buildings, Wellesley St. E. 251 1 PITERS ANP CEEANERS. ] /IAKPETS collected, cleaned and returned, j Od per su.- yd.—'Vacuum Cleaning Co.. • p 15. Lome SL Phone 17C9. 21 : CAKFET CLEANING. Elei-tric Beatlug j and Vacuum, 9d yard. Inclusive.— Domestic Vacuum Co., Strand Arcade. 1 Phone 800, D •