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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 71, 23 March 1923, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. N.B.—Should a daughter's beauty be ' marketed by bcr mother to the highest ' bidder? I GRAND Opp G.P.O. mO-NIGHT RAND Opp G.P.O. "-O-NIGHT NEW FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION. Featuring the most Beautiful Star Actress, KATHERINE MACDONALD, KATHERINE MACDONALD, In " WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." •' WHITE SHOI^LDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." A great story of beauty on the Auction Block. Where Is the mother, wife, or sweetheart who does not know of such a etory? " WHITE SHOULDERS." •' WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." Has any mother the risnt. to market her daughter? The heroine of "White Shoulders" answers questions of gripping interest to men and women. "WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." "WHITE SHOrr.DEUS." "WHITE SHOULDERS." "WHITE SHOULDERS." " WHITE SHOULDERS." Trio of Male Stare in " WHITE SHOULDERS." Lovers of Sport will Enlny "WHITE SHOULDERS." An Auto Smash Bri»e« real Romance in "WHITE SHOULDERS." Miracles ''« Mnnpon In "WHITE SHOULDERS." Come and see Katherlne MacDonald — the Idol of all Beauty Critics—in a ; ' flne part. IN ADDITION: A Great Larry Scmon Comedy. "GOLF." — "GOLF." — "GOLF." " GOLF." — " GOLF." — " GOLF." Bijou Orchestra. r'opular Prices. Day Sessioiiß: Stalls. Jid: Circle, t'i Children. 6d. Evening Sessions: Stalls, 1'; Circle. 1/6: Res.. S.'. AT THE GRAND TO-XIGIIT ■ AT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT THE T YUIC. HE -L<VRIC. TO-NIGHT. AT §. TWO BIG FEATURES FROM TWO POPULAR STORIES BY TWO WELL-KNOWN WRITERS. HENRY B. WALTTTALL HENRY B. WALTHALL MAR.TORIE DAW MARJORIE DAW RALPH GRAVES 111 a Wonderful Romance of Solf-sacriflce By that Popular Author PETER B. KYNE. PETER B. KYNE. "THE LONG CHANCE." " THE I.ONG CHANCE " "THE LONG CHANCE." A Triangle of Love and a Man who Grew Old. ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: A GRAND LOVE STORY SET IN THE WELSH HILLS AND ON THE WILD WELSH COAST. "TORN SAILS." "TORN SAILS." "TORN SAILS." "TORN SAILS." From the Pen of the Popular Authoress ALLEN RAINE. ALLEN RAINE. i Photographed In nnd around Cardigan Bay. i Allen Raine'H Exquisite Romance has now become a prlcclens Jewel of motion picture Achievement. The Supports will include A Century Comedy, " FOOLISH LIVES." "FOOLISH LIVES." And the Latest Gazettes. nave you Heard THE LYRIC ORCHESTRA. THE LYRIC ORCHESTRA. Price* as Usual. 'Phone 3645 for Seats. GRAND MATINEE PROGRAMME i TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 2.30. ■t> ROADWAY. To-night. NEWMARKET. 1 -"ROADWAY. To-nlirht. NEWMARKET. : THE LAST TWO NIGHTS. : " THE SPANISH JADE " .. David Powell •' THE SPANISH JADE." . . David Powell. A Colourful Story of Spain. "UP AND GOING." . .". Tom Ml* 'UV AND GOING." Tom Mix A Drama of the Nor'-west Mountedß. Screen 7.45 p.m. Reserves 1076 A ' •■ MATINEE 2.50 TOMORROW. AUCKLAND SUMMER CARNIVAX I > A UCKLAND SUMMER /CARNIVAL. POSTER BALL DISPLAY AT FLORAL FETE. i i Competitors at the Poster and Plain and Fancy Dress Ball . are cordially Invited to take : part In their various Costumes and Trade Displays in the Floral Fete to b* held at Ellersllc Racecourse TOI MORROW (Saturday). The Committee have arrangt-d for a Moving Picture to be taken, and the wonderful sueI wbs and brilliant &nd original Costume displayed at the Postpr I) Ball, alone with the Decorated Vehicle* taking part in m» i Floral Fete, will make n memorable Moving Picture. and be a permanent record or Auckland's " Joy Week of 1«23." 1 his Function trill also givf the hundreds of citizens who were unable to gain 9 admittance to the Poster Ball '■ at the Town Hall an opporluntiy of seeing the brilliancy and variety of the Costumes worn at Wednesday's most ; successful Ball. M. S. DUNNE, Carnival Director. 83