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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 89, 14 April 1923, Page 16

I AMTTS**M*EJ*TS. ! v~, RAND. rpO-NIGHT. VTij.xu. _ opp. G.P.O. — --O-XICHT. GRAND. — Opp. G.P.O. — rpo NIGHT. KANT) J-O-NIGHT. A GRIFFITH- FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION. Starring FLORENCE VIDOR, MADGE BELLAMY, THEODORE ROBERTS and ____, LLOYD HUGHES, In " HAIL THE WOMAN." - HAIL THE WOMAN." • HAIL THE WOMAN." Has One of the Greatest Casts Ever Assembled Together in One Picture. " HAIL THE WOMAN." • HAIL THE WOMAN. A Gripping Story of Heal People for Heal People. It Arouses tlie Deepest Scnt:nients In the Human Heart. •hail the Woman." "hail the woman." It Visualises the Now Position of Women. It is a Drama of Just Folk. Its Characters Might be Y'oiir Son. Your Daughter, or Your Mother. It is Just a Human Drama. SEX " "HAIL THE WOMAN." -HAIL THE WOMAN." YOU WILL NOT HEGRET IT! NOR FORGET IT! In Addition: A GOOD COMEDY. POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES. Sessions: 11.1.*, 1.23, 3.33. 4.43 and So"clock. Day Sessions: Stalls, !)<I: Circle, I,'• *-h..----ilren, 'Half-price. Evening Sessions: Stalls, 1/; Circle, 1/0; Res . 2.. AT THE GRAND Jm vmHT AT THE GRAND IP-NIGHI. We know of Good Bargains and of Bad Bargains, that are Sad Bargains, but here is a MAD BARGAIN. EVERYBODY'S— TO-DAY. VERYBODY'S — - Continuous EVERYBODY'S— From VEUYBODYS— 1- N°'' n - A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION. ANITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART. In Her Finest Portrayal to Date. "HER MAD BARGAIN." "lIER MAD BARGAIN." •" HER MAD BARGAIN." " HER MAD BARGAIN." "HER MAD BARGAIN." 'An Absorbing Picturisatiou of a Wild Agreement. ••lIKR MAD BARGAIN." "HER MAD BARGAIN." •HER MAI) BARGAIN." ' HER MAD BARGAIN." Of an attempted suicide; Of a thrilling auto smasn: Of an experience that proves That luxury does not necessarily mean happiness. It is so far removed from tbe commonplace that It cannot fail to appeal to the most blase. Last Chapter of Serial, "THE LION MAN." - THE LION MAN." NOTE. —Serial Not Shown S Session. Everybody's Select Orchestra will play the Latest Mimical Gems. BROADWAY. To-night. NEWMARKET. ROADWAY. To-night. NEWMARKET. The Last Night .TACK HOLT. BEBE DANIELS. JACK HOLT. BEBE DANIELS. In "NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE." " NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE." Also, " A SELF-MADE MAN." William Russell. " A SELF-MADE MAN." William R\issell. And THE BROADWAY ORCHESTRA. Screen 7.43 p.m. Reserves 107CA. Commencing MONDAY: •The Wonderful Thing." Norma Talmadge, "The Wonderful Thing,"' Norma Talmadge. And "Confidence" Herbert Rawlinson. "Confidence" Herbert Rawlinson. DIXIELAND CABARET RANKS WITH THE BEST CABARETS 1M TUB WORLLD. ".■""-J" - * " ]>4 BAND PERFORMANCE. ELLERSLIE "OACECOURSE. LLEK-LIB ACECOUKSE. SUNDAY", 3. P.M. SUNDAY, 3gTl\M. IST BATTALION ORCHESTRA, IST BATTALION ORCHESTRA, IST -ATTALION ORCHESTRA, 40 iPerformcrs, WILL RENDER A SELECT PROGRAMME OF MUSIC. LIEUT. LF.IC.HTON. 47 Conductor. EXAMINATIONS. TpXAMINATION OF PLUMBERS. Notice is herbey given that an examination will be held by the Plumbers' Board of New Zealand, for tbe purpose of registration under the Plumbers' Registration Act, 1912, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the Sth and i'th June, 1923, at such centres as may be decided by the Board when the number of candidates is known. Application forms may be obtained from the central or main Technical Schools or Secretary. Plumbers* Board. Wellington. All applications MUST reach the Board by the 7lh May, 1923. SPECIAL: Lotapplications will not be considered after the 14th May, 1923. By Order of the Plumbers' Board. C. E. ECCLES, _" secretary. RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. QANFORDS "JTJINtNG TJOOMSOpposite G.P.0., QUEEN STREET. — — FISH M~E AL S. F 1 S II M E A L S. F 1 S II MEALS. Open From 9 a.m. Until 10 p.m. DaU» (Closed All Day Sundays.) "°_ jqi H E DRINK YOU LIKE. -1 Get it at Staeey's. There tou are , | served pleasing drinks of flne'flavour ' I Try either sparkling iced fruit drink or the rich Ice Cream Soda. The iced i Milk Shake also finds many favourites: also pure grape juice. One can Uud variety and quality in drinks at ISTAC E V ' S. j Gl, Queen Street. B KENSINGTON Dining Rooms—-Win- Cook Sundays? Dine at the Kensington. Dinner from 12 to 2; 3 to 7.—Princess Building, opp. Strand Arcade, Queen St. j WES PICCADILLY Tea Rooms. Open Every Evening till 7.30, Fridays and Saturi days till 10 p.m. r JUNCTION Restaurant, Waiting Rooms, opposite Station, Frankton Junction.— Fish, Grills. Tea Rooms. Open all night. 33 INSURANCE. ; - GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. The Guarantee of the State goes wlta every Policy issued. I Insure with the Department and obtain:— state securitylow premiums liberal treatment large bonuses And keen your money ln the Dominion. ! J - E RICHARDSON. FF A. Commissioner. L_. T B-_t£ L l 7' BOOKSELLERS. I__. Brett • Almanac and Dlaxx.. 1823.