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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 58, 9 March 1923, Page 12

j Aanrs-EMEKTS. GRAND — Big — TODAI. HAND - Double Star —±O »A*. RAND - Feature - T;^^- o\Ji!AXlJ — Programme. — -"-o-uai.. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. A Special First National Attraction, Starring . " EAST IS WEST." Constance Tnlmadge. «te-kt •• Constance Talmartge. " EAST IS WEST. , Constance ?a!Sadll.' " EAST IS WEST." Constance Talinadße. , .„ WEST - Constance Tnlinndge. "EAST Ih « tsl - Constant Talmadfl:. •• EAST IS WEST." "oustanee Taltuadge. wfst " Constance Talmadge. "LAST IS WLbl. Constance Talmadge. „_,__ T _ _ rCT „ Constance Talmaflge. " EAST IS Wi-ST. Constance Tnlmnjge. " „.,. „ Constance Talmadge. ' EAST la "Ml. Constance Talmntipe. »„„., i Constance Talmadge. " EAST IS WKST. Constance TarSadle! " EAST IS WEST." Constance Talmadge. Constance Talmartge. " EAST IS WEST. Constance Talmadge. Eight Reels of Thrills and Romance. In Addition: Another Big Star Production, A New Dramatic Farce, "THE LADDER GINK." • THE LADDER GINK." "THE LADDER GINK." 1 "TUB LADDER GINK." 1 "THE LADDER GINK." 1 "THE LADDER GIXX." : " THE LADDER GINK." Story of a man who was not superstitious and a girl who was. Trouble followed them both! The 18th and Last Chapter of the Serial, "KOBINSON CRUSOE." ! I N.B.—Big Matinee for the Children on i Saturday to see the two lovely watches . awarded to the wiuners of the Competlilou ( of this Serial. You must all come; you may win it ! ! BIJOU ORCHESTRA. POPULAR PKICES. Day Sessions: Stalls, yd; Children, 6d; Circle, }', to six o'clock. Evening Session: Stalls, 1'; Circle, i' 6; Res.. 2/i Children, Half-price. BIG DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. AT THE GRAND TO DAY. /QUEEN'S fjl H E A T B E. /QUEEN'S IFTIHEATRE. NOW SHOWING: ' NOW SHOWING: j THREE WONDERFUL FEATURES. ! THREE WONDERFUL FEATURES. I Paramount Presents: : "HUMORESQUE." I •■ UniORGSQI'E." ; " HUMORKSQUE." " HUMORESQUE." " HUMORESQUE." " lIUMORESO.UE." " HUMORESQUE." , 2 "HUMORESQUE." ' { "HUMORESQUE." i " HUMORESQUE." < CHARLIE CKAPLIN, Itt v| CHARLIE CHAPLIN, In ; " SHANGHIED." i " SHANGHIED." < " SHANGHIED.' , < " SHANGHIED." ! " SHANGHIED." . i " SHANGHIED." J •' SHANGHIKD." i "SHANGHIED." i " SHANGHIED." i " SUANGIIIED." < BESSIE LOVE, In ' BESSIE LOVE, In , " THE . SAWDUST - RING." ■ " THE SAWDUST RING." " THE SAWDUST KING." ■ " THE SAWDUST RING " • " TiTB SAWDUST RING." " THE SAWDUST RING."/ '• THE SAWDUST KING." "THE SAWDUST RING." " THE SAWDUST RING. ,, " TUB SAWDUST KING." PHONE 941 A FOR RESERVES. TX7EST END- THEATRE. i»*EST END THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORBOW NIGHT. TONIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. MATINEE TO-MOEROW AT 2 P.M. ' HOPE HAMPTON IIOPE HAMPTON IN "STAR DUST" "STAR DUST." The itory of the trials and struggles to be heard of a young girl of poor parents. I How she works her way up to become a bis Star. GLIMPSES BEHIND THE SCENES OF ! STAGE LIFE. COMMEN :;ING TO-NIGHT, : And screening every Friday night and Saturday matinee only, "THE LION MAN." "THE LION MAN." An 18-episode Thriller. Every episode leaves you ■ more bewildered. ' XJOX WOODWARD'S PICTURES. -"OX WOODWARD'S PICTURES. Britannia, Ponsonby, Three Lamps. A Paramount Special, WANDA HAWLEY WANDA HAWLEY WANDA HAWLEY In "THE OUTSIDE WOMAN." "THE OUTSIDE WOMAN." HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD In "I DO." , "I DO." . A Screaming Comedy, "WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA." Topical News. Orchestra. Reserves at White's, Phone 3234. BROADW A Y—TO-NIG HT—NEWMARKET ROADWAY—TO-NIGHT—NEWMARKET . " Last Two Nights. "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS." " \f"TT.E NEW YORK SLEEPS." "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS." ! A William Fox Ma^terpiaee, Also. - , ANN FORREST and DAVID POWELL In ; " LOVES BOOMERANG." " LOVES BOOMERANG," A Romance of the Circns. THE BROADWAY ORCHESTRA. Screen. 7.45 jt.m. Reserves, 1076 A. MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. "THE LION MAN." "THE LIOX MAN." EMPIRE THEATRE, DOMINION ROAD. TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT. Unlversnl Pictures Present ! PRISCP * A DEAN In "UNDER T..0 FLAGS" EMPIRE ORCHESTRA _ PRICES: Cirnlc, 1,8; stulls, 11. . Book Your Seats at Theatre or Ring 'Phone A 3142. ' MATINEE. SATURDAY. AT .2.30. IMPRESS NEWTON. TO-NIGHT—LAST NIGHT. - "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." "Tn» PRISONER OF ZEXDi" "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA> 1 SATURDAY ONLY : " THE GRINGO DEVIL." ; OrcV'estral Overture 7.30. T\IXIELA.vD. 1 ! See Our New Instructress, MISS LOIS JENNINGS. ABOUT NEW JAZZ STEPS. D 4 i j HOLTOJY NOTTCES. jmilE PREMISES OF THE UNDER- .!• SIGNED WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW <BAT CRDAY), ON ACCOUNT ;OF THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE : EMPLOYEES. I ' CLARK AND MATHESOX, LIMITED. , 100 ! T EWIS R. EADY AND SOX, LTD., ' WILL BE - 'CLOSED THIS SATURDAY. 10th MARCH, \ On Account of Staff Picnic. Box Pians.—Fuller's, at Fuller's Opera Howe; Hts Majesty's, at Colemau's, His 'Majesty's Arcatie. . | U - xa \