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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 141, 15 June 1923, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. "A girl never marries the man she flirts with."—Oscar Wilde. STRAND. N.Z.s CTRAND. TRAND. Largest *>TRANT>. STRAND and CJTRAND. TRAND Finest *>TRAND. CJTRAND Picture CJTRAND TRAND House. Direction: Fuller's Pictures. Ltd. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ■Sessions at 5.45 and S p.m. AN ENGLISH SUPER-CLASSIC. OSCAR WILDE'S OSCAR WILDE'S OSCAR WILDE'S OSCAR WILDE'S OSCAR WILDE'S MOST CELEBRATED PLAY, "A WOtyLAN OF NO IMPORTANCE." " A " A WOMANWOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE." OF NO IMPORTANCE." I I It. fearlessly throws the light of truth on the age-old problems of the woman who loves not wisely but too well. I RECOMMENDED BY THE N.Z. | CENSOR FOR ADULTS ONLY. "'A Notahle British Film in every detail — tine acting and excellent construction—the climax comes with full force in its proper place-exceptionally artistic photographic effects." Featuring the Well-known English Actress, MISS FAY COMPTON. MISS FAY' COMPTON. MISS FAY' COMPTON. MISS FAY COMPTON. MISS FAY COMPTON. MISS FAY COMFTON. And an All-Star Cast. Also Screening: A New Mermaid Comedy-Scream. "DANGER." " DANGER.' " DANGER.' "Strand World Visions" Topical "Pathe Tictorial Magazine" Interest Prologue at Evening Session. STRAND DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA Prices: 3/ to 2/6 (Plus Tax). Box Plan at the Strand. 'Phone 3114. —Opp. G.P.O. — mO-NIOHT. U RAXD — Opp. G.P.O. — J-O-NTGHT. MAE MURRAY. Starring MAE MURRAY. In MAE MURRAY. " PEACOCK ALLEY." MAE MURRAY. " PEACOCK ALLEY." MAE MURRAY. " PEACOCK ALLEY." MAE MURRAY. " I'EACOCK ALLEY." A NEW PRODUCTION Starring ELLIOT DEXTER ■ ELLIOT DEXTER And CLARICE WINDSOR CLARICE WINDSOR In "GRAND LARCENY." "' GRAND LARCENY." " GRAND LARCENY." A Powerful Drama of Marriage and Disillusion. " A lover has no standing against a husband." " You're a thief—and a wife thief is the lowest of the breed." " You have stolen my wife from mc. I never can he robbed of her again, but she can be stolen from you a hundred times." " A woman who can be stolen from one man can be stolen from another." " Grand Larceny must be punished. There is no escape from the moral law." " GRAND AARCENY." " GRAND KARCENY." -— DO NOT MISS IT. BIJOU ORCHESTRA. Topular Prices, AT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. AT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. LEAGUE FOOTBALL _ T EAGUE T^OOTBALL. Calr) T EAGUE XfOOTBALL. CARLAW PARK. CARLAVY PARK. CAIILAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. TOMORROW. TO-MORROW. MARIST OLD BOYS. V. CITT. MARLST OLD BOYS. V. CITY. NEWTON V. RICHMOND. . NEWTON V. RICHMOND. SPECTACULAR FOOTBALL ON AUCKLAND'S BEST GROUND. CURTAIN RAISER AT 1.45. CITY V. OTAIIUHU (Leading Teams Second Graaej. DEVONPORT UNITED V. PONSONBY. DEVONPORT UNITED V. PONSONBY. At Devonport nt 3 p.m. Admission. 1/. Ladies 6d; Stand 1/, Ladies nil: Child.en under 1-. Fieo. IVAN CULPANV Hon. Sec. CS Auckland Rusby League. A THLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB. £_f I FOURTH GRADE. Tl,p following members of the •*^r a ~ Fourth Grade are requested to jK meet at Pitt St., at 1.45 p.m. sharp :— Mnguirc, Skelton, McLeod Drnflln, Wilson, Christmas. McCloughern. Whalcy. ■ Clayton. Clarke. Detnpsey, Lee, Grantley, Broadhurst. Wilson. Lucas, Winkic. Sengar, -VICTORIA CRUISING CLUB.-A Motor V Bus to convey players to Manukau will leave comer or Hobson and Victoria Street at 1.15 p.m. TOMORROW (Saturday). Xl GEO. MOBRERLEY. Hon. Sec. A T H L E T I C S FIRST JUNIORS MEET BUS. 1.45. PITT STREET. HOCKEY. ~ rr o c k ii "y. ///)) TOMORROW (SATURDAY"). At ""' REMUERA GROUNDS. *_g_x\j Market Road, at 3 p.m. [f fl MT. EDEN V. ARETA. {1, MT. EDEN V. ARETA. UNIVERSITY V. ST. LUKE'S. .UNIVERSITY V. ST. LUKE'S. Ladies' and Junior Matches at ,2 p.m. Matches also at Victoria Park and Devonport. Afternoon tea available. Admission : 6d. ARTHUR PLAYLE. Hon. Sec. DEBATE. DEBATE. TAEBATE. EBATE. -L'EBATK. DEBATE. DEBATE. MONDAY X E X T. MONO A V N E N T. MONDAY N E X T. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. : THE REV. .1. C. FI'SSELL. TILL.. THE REV. J. C. FUSSELL. TH.1... Vicar of Waiuku (Church of England I. MEETS MR. H. SCOTT BENNETT. MR. H. SCOTT BENNETT. Auckland Rationalist Association. In a Debate on the Subject. "DID JESUS CHRIST-EVER EXIST?" " DID JESUS CHRIST EVER EXIST?" "DID JESUS CHRIST EVER EXIST?" Deviate Commences S p.m. Sharp. Admission 1/1 including tax. Doors Open 7 p.m. Come Early. 90