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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 60, 12 March 1923, Page 12

_ j AMUSEMENTS. 0 "PRINCESS. The Theatre T>RINCER.S. .' l ptvcpss. of 'Paramount x RINCF/'S. ' , "PRINCESS. Special T>RINCESiS. j-PRINCESS. Attractions. A.RINGESS. ABSOLUTELY THE LAST FOUR DAYS. ABSOLUTELY THE LAST FOUR NIGHTS Of fITK GREATEST OF ALL PARA-MOUNT PICTURES TO DATE. • • " MANSLAUGHTER." " AT ANSLAUGHTER." ■' MANSLAUGHTER." •• V ANSLAUGHTER." ■' JIANSLAUOTITER." •MANSLAUGHTER." ■ \T \NSL.AUC,HTER." •' At VVSLAUCI'TKR." " MANSLAUGHTER." •■ \i AVST,ACGIITKIt — •• VAXST.AUCITTFR." •• \f \vsi.AUGHTFR." ' - MANSLAUGHTER." T' 1 * Wonderful Picture lie-i been running fir the past Three Week* at the Princess to capacity bouses. TI'FRF iAN BE NO RETURN SCREENING. SEE IT THIS WEEK. "Phone ."S«A. I! PRINCESS. — - T> :t, l^- r -'jl; -I RIN. 'ESS. i-'RINCRSS. ,' Commencing :'! '" I FRIDAY NEK I. FRIDAY NEXT. MARCH 10. "THE OLD HOMESTEAD." ••THE OLD HOMESTEAD." •' Till' OLD HOMESTEAD." "THE OLD HOMESTEAT)." "T!IE OLD HOMESTEAD." With 1 THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. George Fa.wcett. T. Roy Barnes. c Harrison Fori, Fritze Ridgway. \ A PARAMOUNT PICTPRE. The Most-beloved Cnaraeter Actor in the World in the Most-beloved Role ever written. "THE OLD HOMESTEAD." The Greatest of All Emotion Dramas. A play that has drawn laughs and tears from a million hearts —at last given a production worthy of Its story. " THE OLD HOMESTEAD." With the screen's rreatest character actor. Theodore Roberts, in the | role he wa9 bom for—Unc'.e Josh. j I •' THE OLD HOMESTEAD." A story made c.f t»j sorrows an ; I joys of plain 'folks, and a great 'ove I that 'weathered adversity. Reaching its climax in a inizhtv cyclone : scene that dwarfs anything ever shown on the screen before. ) " THE OLD HOMESTEAD." I For your heart's sane, cornel See I " THE OLD HOMESTEAD." BOOK YOUR .SEAT AT ONCE. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd.. Queen Street: or 'Phone SS6A. I I I MEETINGS. :rjREY LYNN Branch N.Z.I-P— To ntglft. VJ MR. P. M. BARTRA3I. M.P.. St. .Columns Schoolroom: "The Present Political | Situation and the Recent Session." All Invited. Collection. 172 j - LABOUR FEDERATION. j A Meeting of the Pnmell Branch or the i above Federation will be Held in St. Murk's | Hall. Heuiuera. on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, l.th lust., at 7.::0 p.m. Prominent ! Liberal Speakers will be present. All in- ! tending members are requested to attend. ' H. .1. BIRTWISTLE. ' Gl ° Hon. Sec. Pro. Tern. j _fTnrW PROTESTANTS ROLL UP: ! TO-MORROW EVENING |T\ «M| fl For Big Rally in : U J__ U EMPIRE THEATRE. i H IDA ■ Dominion Road. j i flllnfl TUESDAY MARCH 13. | REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT. ! V. 11. POTTER, ESQ.. M.P. for Roskill. ! Rev. Harry Johnson will Preside. i i Doors Open at 7.15 p.m. I . Community singing from 7.30 till S. ! Councillor Gariand will Lsad. ■ New Members Enrol. Members Can Pay Subscriptions Now Due. j All Are Welcome. 504 | ■ VICTORIA LEAGUE.'' ytf * (Incorporated). ; /SSr_\ T,,<i Annual Meeting of the ! ffi___g& above League will be held in the , pS»©-7 Auckland Women's Club Rooms, : .Short's Buildings. Queen Street. , I TOMORROW (Tuesday), March 13, at 8 p.m. , A. HOLLAND. I i U Secretary. ; rjTAKAPUNA ORPHANAGE FIRE. A PUBLIC MEETING Will be held at the ; < CHAMBER OF COMMERCE j On lij 'a WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 14, i From 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 p.m. i ! i j All Friends and Sympathisers of the ' : Orphanage are cordially invited to attend \ ! . I OVER ONE HUNDRED BOYS j { HAVE BEEN RENDERED I r HOMELESS AND CLOTHESLESS. THE HON. E. W. ALISON, M.L.C., • Will rake the Chair. L And the following Geitlcme.l will Speak :— THE HOS. SIR EDWIN MTTCHELSON, M.L.C. T REV. W. G. MONCKTON,' Vicar of Taka- . puna. A. M. GOULD. ESQ., Mayor or Takapuna. ROBERT McVEAGH, ESQ. VERY REV. CHANCELLOR HOLBROOK, Manager, Orphanage. B 631 M |X