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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 179, 28 July 1923, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ■■— . i ! ~JC OVV cjnowiNG. rHOXH SuATinu a i ""fHHI phone tHATIQNAL UMji PICTURESJ 2169 a. A GREAT DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. Universal Presents RICHARD mALMADGE K'HARI) J-ALMADOE KH'HARI> mALMADGE ICIIARD -I ALMADGE THE "DEPORTER." % HE V>(K XVePORTER." THE (IVK REPORTER." iif. J-Veporter." Tin: nn; t»eportkk." HE Vfli -"EPORTER." The story Of a stolen I'blupsp gem, which is retrioved bs the dashing ; Dlfk. A rpinarkabli' i-hase over liousetops alone provides enough thrill for three features. Also, liTOANK IVfAYO RANK JJ-AYO THE THIRST T-kEGREE." HE F IRST -L'EGREE." Adapted from the "Saturday Evening Post' , story, "THE SUMMONS," by Geo. Pattulln. The fctory of an nmazing confession — and what it brought to the man who made it. " SPOOKY ROMANCE" Century Comedy. International News Topical. THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, THE FINEST IN AUCKLAND. Overture, 7.30. 'Tau Chin Chow." Reserves nt Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Sessions: 11.15. 1.30, 3.45. CO, S.O. COMMENCING TTtEDXESDAY "VEXT. A I-GI'RT "I '-OMMENCING ''EDNEBDAY EXT, -*-• UNITED ARTISTS PRESENTS A (iOLDWYN SUPER ATTRACTION, Pniiluced by Maurice Tourneur. THE CHRISTIAN/ , UK *•" 'HRISTIAN. -, Til?: /^HIUSTIANY' hi: v-'hrirtiax. ,, milK / 11IK1STIAV " J-IIi; V^HKisTIAN." Till; f CHRISTIAN."' fIU lIRISTIAN. ,, ; Adapted from the World-famous Novel and Piny of the Same Name by UIU TTALT, flAl-VK. fjIK -n-AI.L l AIXK, And tVaturlns the follov.ius Storlins Players:— rharai-ti-r: flayed by : Character: Played by: John St.inn Richard Div I ,iza Beryl Mercer «.lory Quayle Ma,. 8,,5,h K«r. tioMsbtlr Robort Bolder Broth.T Paul tinreu, Matron Milla Davenport r° U f Jh re ■: Phyllis Haver Mary Alice Heese Lord Rolwrt Ire Cyril Cli:nlivicU l.aily ltohcrt I'rc Aileen Pringlo Horatio Drake Matilon Ilamiliyi. Faro Kins Jlarry Northrup l.a..ii>lej s h .. Jin-pli Uowllne - Doctor Eric Mayne Lord Storm .... Clnud*- i;illintnvati>r Coroner William Moran I'arson Quayle JnJin Jlerdmau fioldwyn sent this Company nf Film Celebrities to England to make the Picture ut the places mentioned by Sir Hall Cnine in his famous novel You will see the famous Isle of Man, Trnfalfrar Square. Piccadilly and the notorious London slums and the Epsom Downs racM. TUB fiHRIKTIAN.'' HE lIRISTIAN.'' TIIR HK ONCE TO EVERY MAN— I'omes the moment ivhen he must choose between the dictates of his <-onf=cien<-e nn<l the overpowering temptations of a treat love. ™ rfi ." k h "i SI T Jnst'««l i" forsaking a lifo of religion to follow mndly the London Rtnce heauty who held him fasclnnted in her power? —Here nt Inst is the most famous love story of history— n motion Piclurc tho whole worlil has been waiting to see. TIIK r~<nRtSTIAX. -, he Christian.-' RESERVES AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. LTD. THE HOME OF FOX FILMS. NOW SnOWIXG. ROW SHOWING. TOM MIX TOM MIX ™?J ?fi? T °M MIX ™. TOM MIX « TOM JIIX TOM MIX TOM MIX ioM MIX " TIIRF.E .TUMPS AHEAD" '■ THREE JI"MPS AHEAD." •' THREE JUMPS AHEAD." " THREE JUMPS AHEAD." ASSISTED BY TOE MASTER HORSE, "TONY." A Tale of the Western Plains, Where the Best Man Wins Here's Real Action for You in the Most Thrilling Tom Mix Picture Ever Made. i\: 5: ffi T :g3 Il^S:LATEST TOPICAL NEWS THE RUBBER INDUSTRY—TYRE MANUFACTURE. Sessions: 11.0, 12.40, 2.25, 4.10, 6.0, SO THE MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCE The Winners of Prize for "THE FRIENDLY HUSBAND" COMPETITION Will be Screened at All Sessions To-day (SatuVdW)

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