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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 182, 1 August 1923, Page 16

AMIiSCMEUTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS ! STRAND kz.'» i CJTRAND. TKAND Largest OTBAND. STRAND ' and - - CJTKAND. TRAND Finest ©TRAND. STRAND Picture ' OTRAND. TRAND Hrose. —- »StBANI>. TO-XIGHT AT 5.45 AND & COME "SMILIN , THROUGH" The Gates of Gladness with NORMA TALMADGE. - . NORMA TALMADGE. Bnp«b to Artistry; Mighty In Drama. Great on the Stage. Mupeidoue on the Screen. In fact, the superlative achievement of the world* sweetest etar— HOBMA TA&MADGE, Also showing :— "No Luck" (Comedy). "Strand World Visions." "Peepe of Paris," by J .Cl* Strand Symphonic Orchestra. COMMENCING FRIDAT. — COMMENCING FRIDAY. — We present for your approval a remarkably entertaining and thrilling wild animal picture t HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA. .HUNTING BIG GAME) IN AFRICA. fHUNTING BIG GAME IN AFHICA. ' HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFHICA. HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA. ; WITH GUN AND CAMERA t HUNTING BIG GAME IN. AFRICA. HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA. HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA. HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA. HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA. And DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN (OF "HOTTENTOT" FAME). In " BELL BOY 13." " BELL ' BOY 13." "THE BROADWAY GETS~THE BEST." BROADWAY To-night XTEWMARKET ROADWAY at 7.30. •** EWMARKBT The Last Night. "SCHOOL DAYS," Wesley Barry. "SCHOOL DAYS, ,, Wesley Barry. "A DANGEROUS GAME," Gladys Walton. "A DANGEROUS GAME," Gladys Walton. Usual Prices. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. Victor Hugo's "LBS MISERABLES." Victor Hogo's "LES MISERABLES." "THE DICTATOR?" Wallace Reid. "THE DICTATOR," Wallace Raid. Usual Prices. TTiFEST END THEATRE. "BST END THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AND TQ-MOBROW NIGHT. AN ALL-STAR GOLDWTN PRODUCTION. A Mystery Story yon cannot solTe - i Until the -Dramatic Climax. i "THE VOICE IN THE DARK." ."THE VOICE IN THE DARK." | "THE VOICE IN THE DABK."One Solid Honr of Thrills, Mystery and Sensation. Excellent Supporting Programme: "Honourable Cad"..... .Jewel Dramaette. Scenic, Screen Snapshots. Gamount Graphic. Circle 1/1, Stalls M, Reserves 3d extra. ARCADIA — TO-NIGHT — ARCADIA BCADIA LAST NIGHT ARCADIA REGINALD DENNY In Jack London's Mighty Story '. "THE ABYSMAL BRUTE." "THE ABYSMAL BRUTE." Do Not Miss This. TOMORROW (THURSDAY). < JACK BOLT JACK HOLT in Peter B. Kyne's \ "MAKING A MAN." I "MAKING A MAN." A Magnificent Photo Drama. j BOX WOODWARD'S PICTURES. | BRITANNIA, PONSONBY. TO-NIGHT ONLY. WILLIAM FARNUM WILLIAM FARNUM "LEB MISERABLES." "1-ES MISERABLES." Al St. John, Comedy. Topical News. Usual Prices. QUEEN'S fnBEAIHI. NOW SHOWING. THRER ASTOUNDING STARS. VITAGRAPH OF AMERICA PRESENTS THE BATTTE CHY OF VE*Ofc. Featuring NORMA TALMADGE. WALLACE REID In a Great Motor Racing Story "TOO MUCH Si-EED." CHART.IE CHAPLIN IN ONE A.M. 'Phone 941 A for Reservea. V 3. HAND THEA T.R E. vT NOW SHOWING. A PARAMOUNT TKIP.LK STAB PROGRAMME. THOMAS MEIGHAN la "IF YOU BELIEVE IT, IT'S 80." MAY McAVOY IB ! "A PRIVATE SCANDAL." MACK SENNETT PRESENTS { "TRYING TO GET AT-ONG." j 'Phone 52*4 for Reaenex. EMPRESS ■ NEWTON. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MOBBOW NIGHT. I HERBERT EAWLISSOS In the Fastest Twelve Hours that Ever Were Filmed— "ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT." "ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT." Century Comedy, "FARM FOLLIES." Starring the Century Beauties. Orchestral Overture, 7.30. DI X I E L AND. To Secnre Good Tables, Book Early. 7*o Booting Fee.. Two Session; Dally. Orchestra Commences Punctually 3 p.m. nnd 8 p.m. D 4 WHITER FAIK. ANNUAL WINTER PAIR In Aid of ! ST. MARY'S HOME, OTAIIUHU, j Will be held in the TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. i On FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. ! Stalls of Every Description. Refreshments, Entertainment! Lyric Quartet j \ Mrs. Ripley, Accompanist. \ • Miss Rosalie Daniels will Dance ! ! (Pupii of Miss O'Leary). | Recitations by Mrs. Forsyte's Pnpile. Archdeacon Mac Murray will Open the Fair. 2.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. , Admission. 6d. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC. T TJIVERHEAD SERVICE. >T_rT Vj -£• s. s. piTowoi. SSSSS2& CallSns At All Wharvrs. ' Leave*. AUCKLAND— Daily at 330 p.m.. I for HobUnviile. Walmarie. and Rlverhead , (S Lea^V^E«A^ D D d . a ify VSa, j 043 a.m.; α-tiiniavs 145 p.m.; Sundays, 10 a.m. I B * tnr BRADNEY AND BINXB. D« j MOTOR SEmVICE. j •• TuCKLAND STAR" MOTOR BERVICS. ; V RANKTON-PAEBOA. r-«r leaves Krankton on arrival of the Auckland Express at 10 p.m.. aad arrlre* Paeroa at l.« a.m. Leaves again on the ratura Journey at 1 p.m. and arrives Hamilton ™ 4 p.m. (No Car on Saturday from Frankton). •■AacUaod Bt»r" Pub Usher, Fert Straat. i 'Phone 1775. Or "Auckland Star" BepresentstlTe. Hamilton, 'Phone ITBS. D 4 I ! HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.— Priee. ! U 12/6 package, post free. To ensure i 1 gutting genuine, order direct froni Sole 15SS1 feridee Drug «»gi I £S«tiSft* i Karansmbape Bo«d tut Graftom Brldga). I . »j