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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 219, 13 September 1923, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. "PRINCESS. KINCESS. -t KINCESS. I TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. I FINAL PRESENTATION Of W. \V. JACOBS' W. W. JACOBS' FAMOUS STOP. Y. " THE MONKEY'S PAW." "THE MONKEY'S PAW." DON'T MISS THIS EXTRAORDINARY FEATURE. "Phone SS6A. pOOR QLD ADAM'S "R IB - HAS CAFSKD TROUBLE IN ALL AGES. AS SHOWN IN " ADAM'S RIB." It is aaid that the original " Adam's ltlb" caused a lot of trouble in the Garden of Eden. Well, whatever trouble Eve may have <-aused I s more tlian aloned for by Mathildn Ramsay, another product of "Adam's Rib." in n new Cecil B. De Mill.' production by that rnme. v. hi.-b uill open at tho PRINCESS. Tomorrow iFridayl. nnd- v. iiich features Milton Sills. Elliott « Dexter. Theodora KoalolT, Anna O- Nllsson. Pauline Oaron. and Julia Faye. The story deals ivith tbe domestic trouble!) of Michael Ramsay, n wealthy broker (Milton Sills) anil his spouse l A nun <-i. Nilsson). Theodore Kosloff. as M. Jaromlr. exiled King of Murauia, a small Kuropean Slate, plays the part or tbe designinp suitor for the hand of Mrs. Ramsay. Her husband is aware of bis intentions and disposes of bim by bavins his country recall him to the throne. This is not accomplished. ■ nwever. without tlrst reimbursing financially this little kins liom. which. in that respect, was in dire straits. " Adam's Rib" Is not a story of the Gardeu of . Eden, although Mr. De Mille does include r> fewcave man scenes as a "vision." but one of everyday life and a humorous one at that. Be wise! Book your seatF. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Sou, Ltd., or 'Phone sSe.\. r— -p ~M» . R A V T ANA —i Tl A T A N A R A T A N A - j MAORI TROUPE OF ENTERTAINERS, MAORI TROUPE OF ENTERTAINERS I HUMOROUS ARTISTIC HISTORICAL. LADIES' ORCHESTRA SONGS OF POIS II PERFECT MUSICIANS. nAKAS THE FINEST EXHIBITION OF MAORI TALENT EVER PRESENTED. DKVONPORT PARISH HAH.. DEVONPORT PARISH HALL. UKVONPORT PARISH HALL. TO-NIGHT—AT 7.30 P.M.—TONIGHT TO-NIGHT—AT 7.,'i0 P.M.—TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT—AT 7.30 P.M.—TO-NIGHT j Prices: 3/. IV, aud 1/. Reserved Seats at McDonnell's (WaverWy Hotcn Book Shop, IS, Queen Street. CO J LEAGUE FOOTBALL I p TEA GU E T7l OOT T. A I-. L. ; CX-|) CAIiLAW PARK. ! "Vt™ CARLAW PARK. I CAKLAW ■ PARK SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. ! CHAEITV DAY. CHAHITY DA. CHARITY DAY. CHARITY DAY CHARITY DAY. -CHARITY DAY FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. ■ FINAL. FINAL. FINAL. ! KiiOPF ROOSTER COMPETITION. :' KOOPK ROOSTER .COMPETITION. : /-IITY Champions This , j Year, : v. . ! Winners Last "pONSONBY. i Year. -t ONSONKY. ' The Old Rivals of Years Gone By. i Come and See League Football as it Should i be Played. CURTAIN RAISER, 1.45 P.M. ! ' TTAMILTON JUNIORS ' I V. TJICHMOND FIFTHS. : NO. 1 GROUND, 1.45 P.M. I XOTE —On account of proceeds being donated to Charity all Free Lists, including Vice-presidents' tickets, have been cancelled ! for Saturday. ! Special Trains te and from all Suburbs. ADMISSION*.—Ground 1 - Stand 1 . Ladies: Ground fid. Stand bd. IVAN CUI-PAX, Hon- K»c. ; ii 7 Auckland Rugby Leasuc ' ,p«ITY ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB '■ SECOND GRAPK. 'Special Meetins TO-NTGITT. 7.T0. at Jack 'son's Billiard Room, re Hamilton trip, Sat nrday next. Important. 0i T*"ba.GUE FOOTBALL MAT< 'lI—HAM IL- . A-*' TON.—On September l.*i the usual , 4.20 p.m. train. Franktoii-Huntly, will leave , Frnnkton at 5.23 p.m. ! MOTOR SERVICE. ■ AUCKLAND 'kJTAR' MOTOR SERVICE. •j FRANKTON-PAEROA. Car leaves Frankton on arrival of thf Auckland Express at 10 p.m., and arrives Paeroa at 1.45 a.m. Leaves ajrain on the i return journey at 1 p.m., and arrives Hamtl- ' ton at 4 p.m. (No Car on Saturday from Frankton.) • ' INOUIRIES: : , -Auckland Star" Publisher. Fort Street. 'Phine 1773. Or, "Auckland «tar"' Representative, Hamilton. 'Phone 179:;.