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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 267, 8 November 1923, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. . TJRINCESS HINCESS. -L niNCESS Final Presentation of " THE POWER WITHIN." " THE POWER WITHIN." AND .SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. I COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). i, METRO Announces I VIOLA DANA |' VIOLA DANA j VIOLA DANA I VIOLA DANA VIOLA DANA | .! . J IX I ' I "GLASS HOUSES." " GLASS HOUSES." "GLASS HOUSES." "GLASS HOUSES." "GLASS HOUSES." I A transparent triumph for the irrepressibly joyous little Star of the Screen. The story of a girl W ho didn't want to reform the man she had to. DON'T MISS THIS BREEZY STORY. MADE FOR LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY. The Supporting Programme includes: I r

"HOOK,' LINE. , AND SINKER." '• HOOK, LINE, AND SINKER." iTho nest Comedy for Many a Long Day "MICE AND MEN" Cnrtooi PATHE REVIEW Intercs PATHE NEWS—AII the Latest and Best PRINCESS PEEHLESS ORCHESTRA. PRINCESS PEEHLESS ORCHESTRA! The Best Ever! MR. GEO. POORE, Director. HE WISE: BOOK YOUR SEATS BE WISE: BOOK YOUR SKATSI Plan at Lewis I{. Ea<ly and Sou Ltd Queen St., or 'l'lioue SSOA. I'rincess. ■ROJ WOODWARD'S "PICTURES. *>OODWARirs -L ICTURES. (BRITANNIA.) PONSONBY. THREE LAMPS. The Uttlc Theatre With the Goods. Wallace Reid 1,, Wallace Reid Wallace Reid "THE GHOST BREAKER." Wa ace Reid "THE GHOST BREAKER." wSilSceiiow " a ' nKaiIOST breaker:Wallace Reid A Wonderful Paramount Wallace Meld Production. Muck Seiitiptt Comedy: "ASTRAY FROM STEERAGE." Educational, Scenic, World's News, Topical. Orchestral Music BOOKING- AT WHITE'S. Tllone 3234. " The Broadway Gets the Best." ■DROADWAY— Tonight —BROADWAY •»>nOADWAY. - at 7.30. — BROADWAY. The Last Ni«ht. BETTY COMPSON, 11ERT LYTELL. And an Ail-Star Supporting Cast T , h e (Jreat Paramount Siiper-rroiiiictlon, Jltr oat 'Peramount Super-Production, "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD." •' TO HAVE AND TO .11 OLD." TO HAVE AND TO HOLD " •TO HAVE AND TO HOLD." Special Attraction Prices: 1/ UU d 1/S. Reserves. IO7UA COMMENCING TO-MORROW: IIIL MAN' WHO SAW TO-MORROW" THOMAS MEIGHAN. While Justice Waits".'.... .Dustin Farnutn Usual Prices: !)d and 1/. pLENTY OF FUN MUSIC I LABOUR'S BAZAAR. g ' AGRICULTUEAL SHOWS. ! METROPOLITAN gPRING igllOW. tECEMBER—JTH & gTH—DECEMBER IECEMBER—JTH & QTII—DECEMRE;! ENTRIES CLOSE lGth NOVEMBER, AT FIVE P.M. SEND FOR SCHEDULES AT ONCE. A. D. STANLEY.

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