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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 88, 13 April 1923, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. A iMIGHTY PRODUCTION. JT T YRIC. T HE Llv'SJn ] -HE -L-YRIC. -""HE AJIRIC. TO-NIGHT, AT S. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIGHT, AT S. TO-MGHT, AT b. MAHLON HAMILTON MAHLON HAMILTON And LOUISE' GLAUM. LOUISE GLAUM. IN A STUPENDOUS 7-REEL ATTRACTION. "I AM GUILTY.'* "I AM GUILTY." "I AM GUILTY." "I AM GUILTY." "I AM GUILTY." "I AM GUILTY." "I AM GUILTY." A magnificent spectacle, intensely drama- ] c and breathing the air of mystery, it has »en produced upon the most lavish scale. i motion picturedom. | "I AM GUILTY." ! "I AM GUILTY." I Louise Glaum rises to new heights of motional power in a picture that is suriarged with dynamic drama, and througbut the-production wears many gorgeous, nd beautiful frocks. j "I AM GUILTY." "I AM GUILTY." ! Its tremendous strength will lift you oat i f yourself. Its beautiful message will !B.ve you glowing. Don't miss one of the __ Bally big pictures of the year. Also Showing. "THE GIRL WHO RAN WILD." "THE GIRL WHO RAN WILD." A Plrturisation of BRET lIARTE'S POPULAR STORY. "M'LISS." "M'LISS." 15! SELECTED SUPPORTS, And — THE LYRIC -C'?.':«KSTjK.*. 'Phone 3GJ3 for Reserves. 5 "IKAND. rpO-NIGHT. JRAND. — Opp. G.P.O. — J-O-NIGHT. p t — Opp.'G.P.O. — mO-NIGHT. 3T.RAND J-o-NIGHT. A GRIFFITH FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION. Starring FLORENCE VIDOR, MADGE BELLAMY, •HEODORE ROBERTS and s/ LLOYD HUGHES, In " HAIL THE WOMAN." "HAIL THE WOMAN." " HAIL THE WOMAN." las Oho of the Greatest Casts Ever Assembled Together in One Picture. 17 "HAIL THE WOMAN." 7 '• HAIL THE WOMAN." k Gripping Story of Real People for Real El People. It Arouses the Deepest Sent:- '> ments In the Human Heart. _ " HAIL THE WOMAN." " HAIL THE WOMAN." 9 j t Visualises the New Position of Women. - It' is a Drama of Just Folk. Its Characters Might be Your Son. , Your Daughter, or Yonr Mother. ■* It Is Just a Human Drama. t " HAIL THE WOMAN." < " HAIL THE WOMAN." YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT ! NOR FORGET IT! In Addition: A GOOD COMEDY. POPULAR TRICES. POPULAR PRICES. Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.35, 4.45 and S o'clock. Day-Sessions: Stalls, lid; Circle. 1/; Children, 'Half-price. Evening Sessions: Stalls, 1/; Circle, 1/0: Res. 21. HT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. 4T THE GRAND - . - - ■ TO-NIGHT. RON WOODWARD'S PICTURES. OX WOODWARD'S PICTURES. BRITANNIA. PONSONBY. THREE LAMPS. 4. Paramount Special Production. Featuring that Beautiful Little Artist, BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON In "THE. GREEN TEMPTATION." E "THE GREEN TEMPTATION." N "THE GREEN TEMPTATION." _ M-aek Sennett Comedy: "Great Scott." |b> Topical News. Orchestral Music. I Reserves at White's. 'Phone 3234. - I c i p WEST TT<ND irpHEATRE. v BST XL<ND A HEAT-BE. *■ TO-NIGHT AND TO-IMORROW-NIGHT. J Whitman Bennett presents the Screen's t Most Dramatic Revelation of the Secrets h that Husbands Hide. y ANNA LEHR. MAY McAVOY. b And AN ALL STAR CAST in '■ | "THE TRUTH ABOUT HUSBANDS." 1 "THE TRUTH ABOUT HUSBANDS." t Fine Supporting Programme. t LARRY SEMON in "THE FALL GUY." LARRY SEMON In "THE FALL GUY." t Epsode O—"THE LION MAN.'" c MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2 P.M. ( A Special Children's Programme. Including . LARRY SEMON, "THE LION MAN," J CHARLIE CHAPLIN, ETC. j A Rare Treat for the Children. , ROADWAY. — 10-iuetit -- Newmarket. * The Last Two Nights, JACK HOLT BEBE DANIELS In " NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE" " NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE." Also "A Self-made Man." • William Russell. '3 "A Self-made Man," William Russell. S.-reen. 7.13 p.m. Reserves. IOTfiA. THERE'S A '.MATINEE TO-MORROW. EMPRESS NEWTON.) TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT. A Picturisatlon of Charlotte Bronte's . Famous Novel, J " JANE EYRE." "JANE EYRE," Starring MABEL BALLIN. Christie Comedy. Scenic, and Gazette. o*-chest"nl Overture. 7.30. SWIMMIMG. PARNELL ' SWIMMING CLUB. 1* THIRD GRAND GALA. ] TUESDAY. APRIL 17. 1923. TEPID BATHS. Tiny Tots—Boys' Handicap, Ist 15. 2nd 7/6; entry free. Tiny Tots—Girls' Handicap. Ist 15/, 2nd 7/6; entry free. ICO Yards Junior Girls' Championship of Parnell-—let gold medal ' fl 1/: entry free. 50 Yards Girls' Handicap—lst £1 I. 2nd 10/6: entry 1/. 100 ' Yards Ladies' Handicap—l?t fl 10/. md £1 1/; ?ntry 1/. '50 Yards Tnter-club—lst £S 3/, second £2 21: entry l'G. 100 Yards Open Handicap—lst £2 2/. 2nd £1 l/ : entry l/o. 150 Yarns Moss Billin Handicap—Entry 0c I Neat Henrter—Boys: Ist 10/6; entry 6d: I Men: Ist £1 1/: entry I. 50 Yards Boys' I Handicap—lst 15. 2nd 10/6; entry 6d. 50 1, Yards Novice Handicap—lst £1 1/. 2nd , 106: entry 1/. ! Entries close with K. D. Page, care N. 55. | Insurance Co.. and Custodians Mt. Eden, j Parnell. Tonsonby and TonW Baths, on 1 SATURDAY. April 14. .it 5 p.m. i SPORTING. . j jyTANAWATU RACING CLUB (Incorp.). AUTUMN MEETING. ! WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY", 18th and 10th APRIL, 1023. ACCEPTANCES for the FIRST DAY'S RACES WILL COSE ON FRIDAY", the 13th APRIL, 1923, at 9 p.m. MANAWATU RACING CLUB. Box 52, Palmerston North. 1 Telephone 6264. 8