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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 131, 4 June 1923, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. /"iRAND. Opp. G.P.O. TO-NIGHT. (xrAND. Opp. G.P.O. TO-NIGHT. I FINE HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. 2 — BIG ATTRACTIONS — 2 CONSTANCE TALMADGE . CONSTANCE TALMADGE Starring CONSTANCE TALMADGE „„_,. CONSTANCE TALMADGE "BETSY'S CONSTANCE TALMADGE BLRGLAR. CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE „„,_.,,„- ---CONSTANCE TALMADGE "BETSY'S CONSTANCE TALMADGE BURGLAR." CONSTANCE TALMADGE cw-iTANrE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE "BETSY'S CONSTANCE TALMADGE BURGLAR." aMoiAALE TALiMADGB CONSTANCE TALMADGE Screened at 11.25, 1.35, 3.35, 5.45, and 8. SECOND STAR. Famous Automobile Racing Story, " HIGH SPEED." " HIGH SPEED." " HIGH SPEED." " HIGH SPEED." " HIGH SPEED." " HIGH SPEED." " HIGH SPEED." " HIGH SPEED." A Photoplay Full of "Pep"—lnvigorating, Refreshinc and Chockful of Thrills. Screened at 12.15. 2.35, 4.45, 6.55 and 9.10. A BIG SNOOKY COMEDY. A 810 SNOOKY COMEDY. . BIJOU ORCHESTRA Popular Prices. AT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. AT THE GRAND TO-MGHT. PRINCESS. pRINCESS. RINCESS. IT RINCESS. GREAT HOLIDAT PROGRAMME. GREAT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. MR. GEORGE ARLISS MR. GEORGE ARLISS MR. GEORGE ARLISS MR. GEORGE ARLISS In "THE DEVI L." "THE DEVI L." •• T "HE DEVI I-." "THE DEVIL." ■ I Book your Seats Today at the Princess, or 'Phone SS6A, and we will Book for you. AS USUAL, ~ THE BROADWAY GETS THE BEST. BROADWAY. TO-NIGHT. NEWMARKET ROADWAY. AT 7.30. NEWMARKET " THE° r FLOWER." OF ' THE * 'nORTH. , ; "THE FLOWER OF THE NORTH. "THE FLOWER OF THE NORTH. "THE FLOWER OF THE NORTH." Played by an Excellent Cast. Story by James Oliver Curwood. QUEENIE THE*' HUMAN HORSE. QUEENIE THE HUMAN HORSE. In a Splendid Two-reel Comedy. No Extra Charge for This Programme. Screen, 7.30. Reserves. 10i6A. T£MPRESS NEWTON. TO-NIGHT AND TO-JIORItOW NIGHT. CHARLES JAMES CHARLES JAMES In " WEST OF CHICAGO." " WEST OF CHICAGO." The Lee Kids in "A Pair of Aces." Orchestral Overture, 7.30. ROX TTTOODWARD'S T>ICTUREB. OX V V OODWARDS -t ICTURE3. BRITANNIA, Ponsonby, Three Lamps. GLADYS WALTON. GLADYS WALTON, i "PLAYING WITH FIRE." "PLAYING WITH FIXE." Splendid Supporting Programme. Comedy. Topical News. Orchestra. Reserves at White's. 'Phone 3234. WEST END. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. EST END. Last Screening of WEST END. WESLEY BARRY, in WEST END. "PEXROD." WEST END. "PENROD." WEST END. TO-MORROW NIGHT ■WEST END. And Two Following Nights WEST END. WILLIAM DUNCAN, in WEST END. "NO DEFENCE." WEST END. "NO DEFENCE." WEST END. Fine Supporting WEST END. Programme. pARNELL LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE. TO-NIGHT, JUNE 4. In Aid of Equipment Fund. ST. MARK'S HALL, REMUERA. Tickets, 1/. Dance, 6d Extra. A. R. Turner, Chairman. 10 J. FITTON, Hon. Sec. /QUEEN'S mHEATRE. NOW SHOWING. ALF, OLD BILL AND BERT, in •' THE BETTER 'OLE. Paramount Offers " TOLD IN THE HILLS." Commencing Friday Next. Great Britain's Best Picture. " THE MIDDLEMAN." Featuring Albert Chevalier. 'PHONE 041 A FOR RESERVES. , SPORTING. i A UCKLAND T? ACING pLUB. YX7INTER "jVTEETING, 1923. I ' j ■pLLERSLIE "RACECOURSE. J UNB 6. tl t ' FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.15 EACH DAY. ' ! Admission to Racecourse 1/6 1 Leger Enclosure 3/ ■ Grandstand Enclosure— ; • Gentlemen 11/ • I Ladies «/ Tickets for Grandstand Enclosure on sale on May 31. at Carter and Asher's (Tobaiconists), opposite " Herald" Office, and H. deal's (Tobacconist), Victoria Arcaae. I All persons other than members leaving the Enclosure or Racecourse will be liable jon re-entering to again pay for admission, I as no passes will be issued. j CHILDREN under twelve will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. i No persoui who has at any time since ! the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act. I'.iOS, followed the 1 occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk no disqualified or undesirable ' person, will be admitted to the EllersUe' Racecourec during the Winter Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The prosecution of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infiiniring this regnlatJo:-. will be reniovoil from the Racecourse and i prosecuted. i j ' W. S. SPENCE. J * ; Secretary. | ; .... I i RESTAURANTS, TEAROOMS. : S'~ " _ TRA N D CAFE. I PRIOR STILL LEADING. 1 BEST 1/0 MEAL IN TOWN. £ I' m H E m I P F I N I Is Without a Doubt THE FINEST RESTAURANT I\AUCKLAND At the Present Time. Menus Excellent. Tariff Moderate. 3 THE TIFFIN CATERING CO., LTD., Corner Queen and Victoria Sts. c ' QASFOKD'S JOINING TJOOMS, '. Opposite G.P.0., QUEEN STREET. F I S II M E A L S. IMS II MEAL S. i KIS U XI E A L S. ', ■ Open From 0 a.m. Until S p.m. Dally. >; " (Closed All Day Sundays.) C