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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 132, 5 June 1923, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. 12—2. TO-DAY. VERYBODY'S. 4 —6. EVERYBODY'S. And VKItYJiODV'S. 8 n.m. RUPERT HUGHES. RUPERT HUGHES. RUPERT HUGHES. I RUPERT HUGHES. In The Sweetest Sfrory Ever Told. '■ COME ON OVER." " COME ON OVER." " COME ON OVER." " COME ON OVER." " COME ON OVER." " COME ON OVER." HOMELY, HHMAK, HUM.OROUS. HOMELY, HUMAN"! HUMOROUb. BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Also, Special Musical Novlty nt S p.m. Scss.on. PRINCESS. PStvpfll RINCESS. x RINCEbS. Continued Success of our Great Programme, Headed by MR. GEORGE ARLISS MR. GEORGE ARLISS JIB. GEORGE ARLISS MR. GEORGE ARLISS In "THE DEVI L-" "THE DEVI L." "THE DEVI L." " THE D V. V T 1.." ?i?ni isskss i^vFe^ c - "NETTING A LEOPARD" (Interest) "MICE COUNCIL" (Cartoon) SNUB POLLARD In "BLOW 'EM UP." 'Phone for Reserves, SS6A. pRAND. Opp. G.P.O. TO-NICHT. VTRAND. Opp. G.P.O. TO-MGHT. 2—Big Double Star Attractions —2 CONSTANCE TALMADGE Starring CONSTANCE TAT .MADGE In CONSTANCE TALMADGE "Betsys _ CONSTANCE TAU'AWR R"-clar. Screened at 11.25, 1.35, 3.35, 5.40, and 8. • Second Star-H r nBFR T RAWLINSON. " HIGH SPEED." i " HIGH SPEED." t Screened at 12.15, 2.35, 4.45, 6.55 and 0.10. Fine Snooky Comedy. BIJOU ORCHESTRA. AT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. ROX TTTOOPWARD'S piCTURER. ox Woodwards xictures. BRITANNIA, Ponsonby, Three Lamps. GLADYS WALTON , , GLADYS WALTON, "PLAYING WITH FIRE." "PLAYING WITH FIRE." Splendid Supporting Programme. Comedy. Topical News. Orchestra. Reserves at White's. 'PhoniS 3234. BROADWAY. TO-NIGHT. NEWMARKET ROADWAY. AT 7.30. NEWMARKET I THE LAST TWO NIGHTS. " THE FLOWER OF THE NORTH." "THE FLOWER OF THE NORTH." " THE FLOWER OF THE NORTH." Story by JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. QUEENIE THE' HUMAN HORSE. A Splendid Two-reel Comedy. Usual Prices. Reserves 1076 A. 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 FOR RESERVES. SCOUT RALLY. Q.REAT pUBLIC "DECEPTION TO SIR ALFRED PICKFORD. SIR ALFRED PICKFORD, SIR ALFRED PICKFORD, SIR ALFRED PICKFORD, FROM THE WORLD'S SCOUT HEADQUARTERS, LONDON. ' T OWN n A L. L. T O \V N II A L L. T O W N H A L L. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT S P.M. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT 8 P.M. TOOiIORRftW (WEDNESDAY) AT S P.M. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNORGENERAL, VISCOUNT JELLICOE, G.C.8., 6.M., G.C.V.0., Will Preside. The following will also be present:— SIR HARRY LAUDER. MR. ALAN McELWAIN. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. MR. L. M. ISITT, M.P. AUCKLAND GARRISON ARTILLERY BAND. HAKA BY 300 SENTOR SCOUTS. ADMISSION FREE ADMISSION FREE. Collection by Scouts, supervised by Rotary m Club. Doors Open 7.15 p.m. The Garrison Artillery Band will render Selections from 7.15 p.m. to 7.55 p.m. NOTE.—The Town Hall holds only 3000 people, so be there early, x>r you will not get a seat. The Concert Chamber will be used if needed for the overflow. This Meeting bear? tbe endorsement and support of forty local organisations and a committee of seventy loading citizens. EXHIBITIONS. \\7 oR X S O F ' ART. > > OK X .< \J F A ET P-y \ FAMOUS EUROPEAN ARTISTS. ! THIS BEAUTIFUL AND INTERESTING I COLLECTION I Includes excellent examples from the brushes of the following Masters: F. Goodall, R.A. Solomon J. Solomon RA Phil Morris. R.A. Alfred Parsons, R.A. S. A. Hart. R.A. Falkner Poole. R.A O. l>. Leslie. R.A. Carlton Smith. R.I. I David Cox. R.I. .7. Claris. R.I. I C. Cattermole. R.l.Birket Foster, R.W.S. J And Many Others. I ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE i CEIAMBER OF COMMERCE. SWANSON STREET. HOURS: From 10 to 5. 4 x DRESS AND FASHION. TJELFAST Linen, direct importation's -"-» from manmacturers, lowest priced in New Zealand. —Kp.t's, 5, Great South Rd., Xewni.'irkPt. b VENING Frocks. Knitted Silk Jumpers. Wonl'.L-n Golf Suits. Gabardine Costumes: i-beap: recently from London Between 7 and 0, -1, Grafton Rd. IT ADIES' Navy Seme Costumes. Tailor--L' made, from £7 10/.—Laurie and Hardy, s Foresters' Buildings, AlbertSStt t B