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AMUSEMENTS, AGAIN LAST NIGHT A lICGF. CROWD ACCLAIMED IT AS ; THE PICTURE OF THE CENTURY. Sl* BgICTUgK) ™wx j ••mm: norxT /~\f "jifONTE pßism" «The HINT At v lUonte W.'STp." ■•milß fiOINT fV" -VfONTE ORISTO." ; "1 HE V-'OUNT V./K M-ONTE V^'niPTO." The Screen's Grenlost Achievement. •■mllE fIOUNT f\l- TIfONTE ("IRISTO.'' '• IHE V-'OUNT i'J-ONTE NOW SHOWING. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS ALEXANDER DUMAS' WORLD-FAMED CLASSIC : TPHE r<OUNT f\F TIfONTE pRISTO." •• IHE V OI'NT V/p I'AONTE V'RISTO." SESSIONS: 11.15, 1.30, 3.40, 6.0, S.O. •Reserves at Lewis R. Eadr and Son. Ltd., after 4.30 Phone Theatre 21 ' j MANAGERIAL. j I The Management wishes tn apologise to the 1 inanv palroiis who were unable lo gain admission j last night, and to remind them that the Picture | I has only FIVE more days to run. I I. L NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIS TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX And TONY. And TONY, In •ROMANCE LAND." 'ROMANCE LAND." "ROMANCE LAND." "ROMANCE LAND." The Tale of a Modern Ivanhoe who lived on the Western Plains. Sir Walter Scott's "Ivanhoe" brought up to date. Broncho Busting Chariot Racing ■ Stage Coach Racing. A Whirlwind of Daring and Sensation. Also, THE LEE KIDS "WISE BIRDS." THE LEE KIDS "WISE BIRDS." THE LEE KIDS "WISE BIRDS." THE LEE KIDS "WISE BIRDS." THE LEE KIDS In "WISE BIRDS." One of Their Stunning Good Comedies. GOOD SUPPORTS. THE BRIGHTEST MUSIC IN TOWN. SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 12.35 p.m., 2.25 p.m., 0.5 p.m., S p.m. PRICES AS USUAL. PLAN AT THEATRE. RING 4232.

LECTURES. | A**\ "VT E '" r ZEALAND /l& N&k, LABOUR /r/ PARTY. /&4L SUNDAY, JUNE 3. 7.30 P.M. I SIRAND THEATRE. STRAND THEATRE. LANTERN LECTURE, LANTERN LECTURE, By MR. CYRIL L. CALDWELL, MR. CYRIL L. CALDWELL, Entitled, "A TRIP THROUGH THE FIORD REGIONS OF WESTERN OTAGO." Chairman Mr. Bernard Martin. Copies of any of the Pictures shown can he had nt 18. Queen Street. QUAY STREET. 2.45 P.M. .MR. A. S. RICHARDS. •Mr. Richards' Subject will Mc dv request): " MORE PRODUCTION. WHAT FOR? WHOM FOR?" Chairman Mr. T. Carter. JULY I.—CHILDREN'S DAY. Socallst Sunday School Members wife take charce. Details later. Details Later. BF I R I T U A L I S it. PIRITU A L I S M. SUNDAY, JUNE 8, AT 7.30. TALACE THEATRE, NEWTON. MR. W. T. ANDERTON MR. W. T. ANDERTON (Freeman 8.5. L.U., England). Lecture: "WHAT IS THIS SPIRITUALISM." "WHAT IS THIS SPIRITUALISM." Air. Anderton has a thorough knowledge f this great subject, is a master of the •hilosophy of the modern movement, has md vast experience, and will tell you the Truth. Come and hear him. Questions Answered. Chairman: MR. C. J. CHAMPNESS, President N.A.S.C. of New Zealand. DOORS OPEN 6 T.M. SPECIAL ORCHESTRAL MUSIC. S. E. WILLIAMS, 50 Secretary, N.A.S.C. ammmmma \\7 o r k c r r . SjJ_j_-SjA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. A PUBLIC LECTURE %k_i____y& On "HEALTH AND THE COMMUNITY" "HEALTH AND THE COMMUNITY" WUI be Given by DR. R. J. R. MECREDY (Government School Medical Officer),, On TUESDAY, JUNE 5, AT 7.30 P.M., At the V.M.C.A., WELLESLEY STREET. Chairman: HON. GEO. FOWLDS. This is the First of a Course of Six Lee cures on the following subjects:—Diet. All and Sunlight, Exercise. Housing and Town Planning, Eugenics and Mental Deficiency, Building for Health. This Lecture is Free. Fee for the CornCourse, 2/. L. A. MANDER, Director, University. E. BLAIR, Secretary, -of Box 1421. fX RAFTON LIBRARY WINTER COURSE 'jrafton library winter course. lecture: " TUT-ANKH-AMEN. PHAROAH of EGYPT," (Illustrated with Lantern Slides). By REV. W. G. MONCKTON, M.A., ■TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE sth, at S P.M. Admission Sixpence, or by Course Ticket. 3S r ME N'S MEETING. BAPTIST TABERNACLE, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3 P.M. PASTOR E. NICHOLLS will Speak on " SPIRITUAL GYMNASTICS." Every Man Receives a Hearty Welcome. "PLEASE NOTE. —Annual Meeting, WEDNESDAY, 13th inst. 02