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AMUSEMENTS. 'rniVOLt. "Always rniVOL.I I 1 ivnu a .AIVOLI. . I miVOM. Good TJvnJ'J' " ; •-IVOLI. Procrauirae! XIVOLI. I TO-NIGHT, 7.30. TO-NIGHT. 7.30. LAST NIGHT OF I.EATRICE JOY I.EATRICK -TOY And JACyUELINE LOGAN. JACcjUEMNE LOGAN. , JAVA HEAD." "JAVA HEAD." "JAVA HEAD." LAST NIGHT OF MAY McAVOY. MAY McAVOY, In "A VIRGINIAN COURTSHIP." •A VIRGINIAN COURTSHIP." TO-MORROW. FRIDAY. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY. < AN EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH-CLASS ENTERTA INI NO PA RAMOUNT PROGRAMME ! '. ADOLPII ZUKOR PRESENTS The Sparkling Favourite. P.ETTV COMPSOV. BKTTY COMf'SON, nrri'Y coMPsoN. IJKTTV CO Ml-SON. P.ETTV COMPSON, KKTTY COMPSON. BUTTY COMPSOV. HKTTY COMPSON, I'.KTTV COMPSON, HKTTY COMPSON. HKTTY COMPSON. In Julia Crawford Ivitk" Sensational Story, ' " THE WHITE FLOWER." "THE WHITE FLOWER." •THE WHITE FLOWER." •THE WHITE FLOWER." "THE WIIITK FLOWF.R." "THE WIIITK FLOWER." •THE WHITE FLOWER." "THE WHITE FLOWER." "THE WHITE FLOWER." •THE WHITE FLOWER." An unusual love story actuully lilmcd in 'that isle of romance. Hawaii. Betty Coinpson has a irreiil role, half Ilawnilan-linlf ' 'American. She rides the surf in bewitching bnthins suits, dances n thrillinj; Hula-hula in strikins native costume, and shines like a beautiful ower in a irorgeous tropical setting. Tho bis supportldk east includis lAriine Pretty. Edmund Lowe, Sylvia Ash- ■ I ton, Leon P.a'rry and -tbers. . I IN ADDITION. . ; REAIiART PICTURES PRESENT ■ I DAINTY LITTLE WANDA HAWLF.Y. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA lIAWLEY. WANDA lIAWLFY. WANDA HAWLIY. \ Supported by tbe laimital>:e '. T. ROY HARXES. • In I.orn.M Moon's Brilliant Comedy Drama. " TOO MUCH WIFE." "TOO Ml c:i WIFE." ■ Too MUCH . WIFE." "Too Mien WIFE." Too MUCH WIFK." ■TOO MUCH WIFE." "TOO MUCH WIFK." •■ TOO MUCH WIFE." •TOO MCCII WIFE." "TOO MUCH WIFE." "Too Mu.-b Wife?" Is it possible? You'll know the true facts when you see this sparklinp picture. She wanted td share all his work, his play, his sorrows, his joys. Come and see T. Roy Knrnee Ket "Too Much Wife." Also. BANKS COMEDY I Reeisi. BURTON UOI.MHS TRAVELOGUE. Etc. liirf..TTrs Phone ORGAN RECITAL. I T V Of \ L C X L A X D . TOWN HALL. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M. MUNICIPAL CHOIH. MUNICIPAL CHOIR. MUNICIPAL CHOIR. MISS HOWE. MR. A. RIPLEY. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. City Organist. ADMISSION: SIXPENCE. J. S. BRIGHAM. 9 Town- Clerk. ; LECTURES. (rpoWN TTALIj. C _--l-UAVN -E»-ALL. ■ c a ii c WE PUBLIC AUK CORDIALLY INVITED TO A LECTURE ON I " CHRISTIAN SCIENCE," TO BE HELD ON CJUNDAY. J3EPTEMBER iii ■ I Sunday, J-"» ■ At THK TOWN HALL. THE TOWN HALL, I . AUCKLAND. - AT 3 P.M. The Lecture will be giren by MR. FRANK H. LEONARD. C.5.8.. A Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church '; of Christ, Scientist, Boston, U.S.A. I The Lecture is given under the auspices of the First Church «f Christ. Scientist, Kitchener Street. Auckland. ADMISSION FREE. NO COLLECTION. ADMISSION FKEE. NO COLLECTION. ,- I PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. .. "DIVEKHEAD SERVICE. irJEliTj s - s - PiToiTOi. "-■■ - Calling at All Wliarvee. ! Leaves AUCKLAND—DaIIy at 3.30 p.m., c ' for Hohsouville. Waiinarie. and Uiverheaii i- (Saturdays exuepted). Sunday, at 4 p.m. 1 Lea%es RIVERHEAD—DaIIy at 7 a.m.. c (Sundays exreptedi. For OSTEND—Wednesdays, f).4r, a.m-r Saturdays, 1.45 p. m . ; Sundays, 10. a.m. BUADNEY AND BIXNS. IM