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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 220, 14 September 1923, Page 12

j AMUSEMENTS. STRAND N.Z.s QTRAND TKAND Largest *JTRAN"D STRAND ■ and QTRAND TKAND ■ Finest STRAND picture CJTKAND TKAND House. tO'CRAND Direction : Fullers. Ltd. We have the honour to announce the First Screening, in New Zealand at the Strand Of SARDOU'S IMMORTAL ROMANCE, SARDOU'S IMMORTAL ROMANCE, " THEODORA." TO-NIGHT AT » AND S P.M. "THEODORA." •THKODOIIA." "THEODORA." The World's Most "THEODORA." Amazing Spectacle. •THEODORA." "THEODORA." * * * "THEODORA.'' "THEODORA.'' Wealth untold she cast "THEODORA." aside, world's power she. "THEODORA." spurned; thousands sacri"TIIEODORA." Heed for one man—such "THEOKODA." was her amazing love. •THE'iDORA." "THEODORA." * * » "THEODORA." "THEODORA." The London "Daily "THEODORA." Telegraph" says:— •THEODORA. Theodora' leads all "THEODORA." pictures in the matter of , -THEODORA." extravagance.' It seems "THEODORA." as if all Europe must '1 "THEODORA." have taken part in the I "THEODORA." spectacular mob scenes. 5 I "THEODORA." The sets arc massive and 1 ; "THEODORA." gorgeous beyond descripe i "THEODORA." tion." 1 i "THEODORA." * * « s "THEODORA." - •THEODORA." At Last, the Supreme "THEODORA." Spectacle of the Age! . "TTTXiDORA." "THEODORA." * * • •THEODORA." ••THEODORA." Specially Arranged "THEODORA." Musical Score, "THEODORA." Rendered by the Largest "THEODORA." Picture Orchestra Ever "THEODORA." Engaged in Auckland. 'THEODORA." "THEODORA." * » "THEODORA*" "THEODORA." STRAND SYMPHONIC •THEODORA." STRAND SYMPHONIC "THEODORA." ORCHESTRA. "THEODORA." ORCHESTRA. ■THEODORA." "THEODORA.'' • * * 'THEODORA." "TIIEODOA." Included in the Musical , "THEODORA." Programme will be: ■THEODORA." "Aida" I Verdi), "SaI'TIIEODORA." umbo" (Arends), -sia"THK'ODORA." vonic Dance." "Egyptian "THEODORA." Dance" (Llllglnl), "Bac"THEODORA." chanale" I St Saens) "THEODORA." "Prelude O Minor" "THEODORA." (Rachmaninoff). "The "THK'.IDORA." Bartered Bride" IAme"THEOHORA." tana I. "Babvion Dance" •THEODORA." Illerson), "Three Dream •Theodora." Dances" (Colerid"c , "THEODORA." Taylor)" ' I "THEODORA. ' , "THEODORA." * * » 1 "THEODORA." • "THEODORA." Prices: 1/ to »/<$ > "THEODORA." , (Hug Tax) . • • :°!" , ! {A '" Box I>lan •"• the Strand. "1 lILODOKA." Reserves 2/K I "'. l ;. l ,',^ on(,ltA '" Book - Xow to Avoid Crush !"•■ •'."'*' tA 'C Specially Staged I .. 1 , 1 ,'-."1 ,01iA - Prologue. 1 "tlibCikhu:" Dy Mn Tom IIarris - 'THEODORA." "THEODORA." TTIVERYBODY'S. Ji'VERYBODY'S. TO-NIGHT.. TO-NIGHT TO-NIG.HT. • TO-NIGHT. ALLEN HOLUBAR Presents « DOROTHY PHILLIPS DOROTHY PHILLIPS In . " SLANDER THE WOMAN." " SLANDER TIIE WOMAN." " SLANDER THE WOMAN." , A Drama That Will Strike The Understanding Heart of Women. A Woman's Stbry—and the Story of a Woman whom the fiery tongues of slander had seared, and her light to regain that fragile. but priceless possession—Reputation. With its scenes laid in aristocratic ancestral halls and the open spaces of the great snow country, the drama moves with tremendous power and surging emotions. "SLANDER THE WOMAN." 1 " SLANDER THE WOMAN." " SLANDER THE WOMAN." A Drama of a Woman's Fight—staged against the eternal snow of the North, and the eternal walls of public opinion. With THE LATEST ENGLISH NEWS. And Two Reels of Real F«n. In The Comedy, "ASSORTED HEROES." Also No. 4 Trip, With WILLIAM DESMOND In "AROUND TIIE WORLD IN" IS DAYS." "AROUND' THE WORLD IN' IS DAYS." Last Screening, 7.30 Daily. i D#y: Stalls, 1/: Circle. 1/S; Children Half Price. 'Phone 4402 for Reserves. Night Prices: Stalls, I,'; Circle, 2/2 . and 1/8. FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. A COLOSSAL SCREEN PLAY. A COLOSSAL SCREEN" PLAY. A COLOSSAL SCREEN PLAY. ROX TTTOODWARD'S T>ICTURES. OX * V OODWARD'S -T ICTURES. BRITANNIA, PONSONBY, Three Lamps. The Little Theatre With The Goods. TO-NIGHT. A paramount Production. THE SIREN CALL. With t TIIE SIREN CALL. DOROTHY DALTON THE SIREN" CALL. DOROTHY DALTON "THE SIREN" CALL. DAVID POWELL THE SIREN" CALL. Aud THE SIREN" CALL. MITCHELL LEWIS. I A Thrilling. Pulsating Drama of the I "Yukon" and a love that was kindled by a ■baby's touch—.Swept to their doom —Down the" swirling rapids—Over the falls—The man she loved. Muck Sennett. "THE UNHAPPY FINISH." BURTON" HOLMES' EDUCATIONAL, Gazette. 3 Reserves at White's. Thono 2321. 3 (MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. "THE NE'ER-DO-WELL." V\T E S T "171 N D m II E A T R E. ' ' E S T -LXD J- II X A T /{ E. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. ; MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 P.M. i. Seven Great Reels of New Thrills. New Throbs, New Smiles, New Tears, r In 1 The Greatest Screen Triumph of 1923 1 " ONE CLEAR CALL." t " ONE CLEAR CALL." 1 The story of a man whoso love stood between a. wandering wife, and a husr band who was just a broken promise. l Supporting Programme Includes : c "HER NEARLY HUSBAND," Supreme 1 Comedy. r PATHE GAZETTE. Circle 1/. Stalls Cd. Reserves 3d extra. The Finest Programme in Town. "The Broadway Gets the Best." BROADWAY To-night "XTEWMAKKET. ROADWAY at 7.30. -L> EWMARKET. ' Paramount Presents : "HER GILDED CAGE" Gloria Swanson. " HER GILDED CAGE" Gloria Swanson. , One of Gloria Swanson's Best. Also, j William Fox Presents : ! " BOSS OF CAMP 4 " Charles .Tones. " BOSS OF CAMP 4 " Charles Jones. Comedy. , "Boss of Camp 4" screened at 7.45. , "The Gilded Cage" screened at 5.30. USUAL PRICES. ! THERE'S A MATINEE TO-MORROW. . Buck Jones in "Boss of Camp 4," "Roaring _ Lions and Wedding Bells," and "The Master Key." - Tjl M P R E S S T H E A T R E. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. j " F X E N C II HEEL S." I " F BENCH II EE L S." ,i"FIt EN C H II EE L S." I Featuring IRENE CASTLES Also CHRISTIE COMEDY i And GAZETTE. ? • Usual Trices. Orchestral Overture 7.30.