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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 147, 22 June 1923, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. | YOU GET THE BEST FOR LESS ' AT J THE T YRIC. fTIHE T YRIC. , HE -l-'YRIC. —— J- HE < TO-NIGHT, AT 7.15. TO-NIGIIT, AT 7.45. "THE DIVINITY OF MOTHERHOOD." " THE DIVINITY OF " THE DIVINITY OF " THE DIVINITY OF "THE DIVINITY OF MOTHERHOOD." MOTHERHOOD." MOTHERHOOD." MOTHERHOOD." OR " THE MIRACLE OF LIFE." "THE MIRACLE OF LIFE." A Wonderfully Human Story, with an Appeal to All. Featuring MARGARITA FISCHER, '. MARGARITA FISCHER, MARGARITA FISCHER, MARGARITA FISCHER, And An All-star Cast. " THE DIVINITY OF " THE DIVINITY OF MOTHERHOOD." MOTTIERHOOD." The Story of a Society Butterfly who Resents the Responsibilities of Mother- ; hood. In a dream, the subject of which is handled with great delicacy, a child- . less future is revealed to her. and she realises the folly of her selfishness. " THE DIVINITY OF " THE DIVINITY OF MOTHERHOOD." MOTHERHOOD." An Exceptionally Strong Story, Splendidly Produced. A Picture that" will not Offend. We can confidently recommend this feature for young and old. A Better Picture Than "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN.' , '• WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN." " WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN." FEATURE No. 2. FRANK MAYO, FRANK ■ MAYO, In a Story of a South Seas Adventurer who fought his way, step by step, to the altar of happiness. "THE ALTAR STAIRS." . "THE ALTAR STAIRS." "THE ALTAR STAIRS." . "THE ALTAR STAIRS." "THE ALTAR STAIRS." FRANK MAYO'S BEST PICTURE. THE SUPPORTS INCLUDE: Century Comedy. Latest Gazette, Etc. 'Phone 3640 and make sure of a Seat. GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW OUAND MATINEE TO-MORROW* GRAND MATINEE TO-MOHROW", "ALTAR STAIRS." ' "ALTAR STAIRS." BUFFALO BILL. BUFFALO BILL. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CENTURY COMEDY. CENTURY COMEDY. COME EARLY. DOORS OPEN 1.45. GRAND rriHEATRE. RAND ■*• HEATRE. THE BEST AND THE MOST. OPP. THE G.P.O. NOW SHOWING. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS A WONDERFUL DOUELE STAR PROGRAMME. WALtAcW REID ' WALLACE REID In "THE DICTATOR." '"THE DICTATOR." A Story of a South American Revolution, a Beautiful Senorlta, a Mexican Bad Man, and 100 Thrilling Situations. MARY MILES MINTER MARY MILES MINTER In " MOONLIGHT AND HONEYSUCKLE." " MOONLIGHT AND HONEYSUCKLE." " MOONLIGHT AND HONEYSUCKLE." Just the Cutest Little Comedy-drama you ever Baw and.the best Love Story the screen has seen for many a day^ MACK SENNETT'S MACK SENNETT'S Best Comedy Effort, " GEE WHIZZ." '• GEE WHIZZ." •' GEE WinZZ." Full of Pretty Girls and Snappy Situations. BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. REMEMBER, there i« no gamble when yon go where Paramount Films are Screened. •PHONE 2274 FOR RESERVES. i JEAN GERARDY, THE MASTER-SINGER OF THE 'CELLO. PREFERENTIAL BOOKINGS AVAILABLE NOW. TOWN H A L L. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY. JULY 4. SATURDAY. .TULY 7. TUESDAY. JULY 10, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. MR. E. J. GRAVESTOCK Has the Honour of Announcing the Return Of JEAN GERARDY, J E AN GERARD V, J E-A N GERARD V, . JEAN GERARD V, JEAN GERARD V, JEAN GERARDY, THE WORLD'S GREATEST 'CELLIST: "Music that holdcth children from play and old men from the chimney-corner." ASSOCIATE ARTISTS. GEORGE STEWART McMANUS, GEORGE STEWART McMANUS, The Eminent- American Pianist, And MISS ESSIE ACKLAND, MISS. ESSIE ACKLAND, Australia's Foremost Contralto. ORDINARY BOX PLANS OPEN ON JULY 2. PREFERENTIAL BOOKINGS AVAILABLE NOW. Applications for preferential bookings, accompanied by remittance of 10/6, plus 1/ tax, for each seat, should be addressed to Mr. D. D. O'Connor, c/o Lewis R. Eady ' and Son, Ltd., Queen Street. Direction E. J. GRAVESTOCK Touring Manager D. D. O'CONNOR. ' I . ORGAN RECITAL. pIIU OF AUCKLAND. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. . 1 TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 8 P.M. 1 TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT S P.M. ORGAN RECITAL ORGAN RECITAL ORGAN RECITAL By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Oreanist. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. VOCALIST: MADAME WINNIE FRASER. MADAME WINNIE FRASER. MADAME WINNIE FRASER. MADAME WINNIE FRASER. Her last appearance in Auckland before • leaving for Europe. ; ADMISSION SIXPENCE. ADMISSION SIXPENCE. . . J. S. • BRIGHAM, : 2 ,•*" -Town-Clerk," i