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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 218, 12 September 1923, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. .ttippodrome. . ttippodrome. ■Hippodrome. A-mppodrome. COMTNG KHIDAY NEXT. COMING FRIDAY NEXT. COMING FRIDAY NEXT.' WJL FOX PRESENTS tub Miuury ukluuuama, THE MIGHTY MELUDHAMA. "THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR." STORY BY G. MARION BURTON. DIRECTED BY JACK FORD. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. TUB FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. Replete with high tension dramatic instances, "THE FACE ON THE BAR KOOM FLOOR" is a story that will grip the imagination and eway the emotions. Its many surprising twists and startling situations will prove a revelation. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. Mystery—tense, bewildering, fascinating mystery that will grip you securely an a smithy's vice—perstory. It will keep you In a constant fever of expectancy. THE PACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. THE FACE ON" THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. Fascinating, passionate and enchanting romance bubbles from every scene of this screen creution. As alluring as the "Arabian Nights," yet as . modern as the daily newspapers. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. Terrific storms at sea. perilous escapes, a daring leap for life, a dangerous man hunt, and numerous other thrills follow each other in rapid HUccesslou THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. THE FACE ON THE BAR KOOM FLOOR. Rnviahingly beautiful women and fascinating pictures quo scenery vie for honours in this appealing melodrama. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. Comedy Is the essence of life distilled, Into the liquor of laughter. The hnmour and Joy in this absorbing story will prove a grateful contrast to the overwhelming emotional elements. It will send you away with a chuckle aa well as a thrill. THE FACE ON THE BAR ROOM FLOOR. THE FACE ON THE BAH KOOM FLOOR. Only once in n long, .long time do you set. a picture with a cast of screen artists which means as much as this one. It includes: Henry B. Walthall Alma Bennett Ruth Clifford Walter Emerson SEE IT AND BE CONVINCED COMING FRIDAY NEXT. COMING FRIDAY NEXT. COMING FRIDAY NEXT. Plan at Theatre. Ring 4202. T>RINCESS. TyitINCESS. ■*- KINCESS. -L KINCESS. LAST 2 DAYS, LAST 2 NIGHTS, Of W. W. JACOBS , W. W. JACOBS , FAMOUS STORY, " THE MONKEYS PAW." "THE MONKEY'S PAW." •"lniE MONKEY'S PAW." PATHE REVIEW Topical PATHE KEVIEW Topical Hall Boy Comedy. "NO MONEY TO GUIDE THEM." "NO MONEY TO GUIDE THEM." RUTH ROLAND, The Timber Queen. RUTH ROLAND. The Timber Queen. •PRINCESS SYMPHONY OKCHKSTRA. PRINCESS SYMPHONY OUCHESTUA.

Sessions: 11.0. ll!.3O. 3.0, 5.30. S.O. Timber Queen Screened «t Day Sessions Only. Thouc HSGA. PRINCESS. -pBINCESS. RINCESS. 1- RINCESS. EMPIRE I , II E A T It E, MPIKETH E A T X E, DOMINION ROAD. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY/. THOMAS MEIOHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN And LI LA LEE LILA LEE In Rex Beach's Most Popular Story, "THE NE'ER-DO-WELL." "THE NK'EK-nO-WELL." "THH NE'ER-DO-WELL." Also, a Big Supporting Programme. Bos Plan nt Theatre, or Ring Phone A 3142. TTlOft fifty thousand years men have always " blamed Women and been blessed by them. SEE "ADAM'S MR." Prlncesa. Friday Next. A WOMAN will forgive a MAN when he Is wrong, but never when she Is wrong. SEE "ADAM'S RIB." Princess. Friday Next. I LECTURES. PALESTINE. "PALESTINE. ALE-STINE. ■«■ ALBSTINE. TOWN HAT/L CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. I TOiMORROW (THURSDAY), I At 8 p.m. vMADAME 'BELLA PEVSNER, JMA.DAME BELLA I'IIVSNEH, The Distinguished Zionist Envoy, WILL SPEAK. Subject— PALESTINE: THE SECRET OF THE I'ALESTIXE: TOIB SECRET OF THE JEWISH SfRVTVAL. JEIWISH SURVIVAL. A Fascinating Subject. An Eloquent (Speaker. "I believe Zionism will have a far-reaching influence on the history of the world."— Lord Robert Cecil. Chairman: MR. J. W. POYNTON, S.M. Admission Free. 102 ipiIIItISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE. VV TOWN nAUL, AUCKLAND. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Iβ, 3 P.M. Admission iFree. No Collection. Larger Advertisement Later. 11

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