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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 1, 2 January 1924, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. sigsras'sssaSwS TSL-J8& *aras£ TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. Metro Pictures Present CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. CLARA KIMBALL *OUNG. In the dramatic story of an artist's "model: who was also his wife; and of the best friend who fell in love with her while posing. " THE WOMAN OF BRONZE." "THE WOMAN OF BRONZE." "THE WOMAN OF BRONZE. A PICTURE THAT IS EVEN BETTER THAN "THE COMMON LAW. FEATURE No. 2— One of Those Delightful Stories of the NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE. NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE. " McGUIRE OF THE MOUNTED." Through seas of flame, while hundreds held their breath, he had plunged, reeled, fought through to safety with the girl who had wronged him. "framed" him into a hateful marriage! Did be forgive her? See this Gripping Love Story of the Big North Woods! Thrills. Romance. Heart-interest. FEATURE No. 3— HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD, In a Banquet of Laughs at which no one in tbe family need hold back. •• HIGH AND DIZZY" " HIGH AND DIZZY" " HIGH AND DIZZY" LATEST TOPICAL GAZETTE. THE FAMOUS LYRIC ORCHESTRA. Conductor. MR. ALF. MARBECK. EVERYBODY'S. LAST VERYBODYS. Two Days. EVERYBODY'S. To-day. VERYBODY'S. To-morrow. 5 WESLEY BARRY J® In " THE PRINTER'S 1! REEL COMEDY. AND GAZETTE. FIRST COMPLETE PICTURES OF THE JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE. COMING FRIDAY. EVERYBODY'S, EVERYBODY'S, EVERYBODY'S, EVERYBODY'S, — SHOWING — TOKIO AND YOKOHAMA TOKIO AND YOKOHAMA TOKIO AND YOKOHAMA TOKIO AND YOKOHAMA BEFORE AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE. THESE VIEWS ARE SENSATIONAL. THEY FORM A LIVING PANORAMA OF ONE OF THE GREATEST TRAGEDIES IN HISTORY. 2 Reels of Genuine Pictures. pAPITOL JKICTURE JJOUSE, DOMINION ROAD TRAM TERMINUS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FIRST-CLASS PATHE programme. " TROPICAL LOVE." " TROPICAL LOVE." " TROPICAL LOVE." Featuring RUTH CLIFFORD. Supported by an all-star Cast, in a powerful story. Swift action and beautiful scenery. Directed by Ralph luce. Supports: COMEDY, PATHE REVIEW, CARTOON, AND "TIMBER QUEEN" SERIAL. FULL ORCHESTRA OF SEVEN. Overture, "Morning, Noon and Night," 7.45. Reserves Phone 3574 A. Don't Miss Everybody's Favourite, "EAST LYNNE." •'EAST LYNNE." The Modernised Version of Mrs. Henry Woods' Famous Story. SCREENED MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Jjl M P R E S S N~E W T O N. •*■*• (Reservoir Corner). TO-NIGHT ONLY. SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. " BURNING WORDS." " BURNING WORDS." Starring ROY STEWART. "THE KID REPORTER," Baby Peggy. International News. EMPRESS ORCHESTRA. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY " STRANGERS' BANQUET." Stalls, 9d. Circle, 1/. RACING PATRONS, THE LAST NIGHT Of' THE GREAT • SPORTING PROGRAMME. A CARD.—wragge's Tropical Garden -«- and Institute, Birkenhead, continues K»*] m L, Admission 1/. Refreshments obtainable Patronise an IstabHshed Pleasure ReBort.—KISMET K. WBAGGE. d' . MEETINGS. A ?H E „ NE a RA S'. ME ETING of Members of win f.o e h ., A .! lc , klam ? Horticultural Society will be held in the Society's Rooms WilTH l Uß^DAv ha ? ,berß ' Snort'and Street, on IHURSDA\, January 17, 1924, at 8 p.m. Business of Rule 22, by Substitution of Words "December" for May, and "January" for "June." o B. ROSE, For Secretary. ATHLETIC SPORTS. JJIKUTAIA ATHLETIC CLUB'S SPORTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 2!). 1924. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS *• *S?u%g! < u "<-« "'-ist/trophy; 2 " R m D « E 2 N 2/ H > A n^ D l l f / AP ' n IOO T "d*>— «i, x.o, -n<i, «i. Entrance, 4 ' Y^PL £7; uiuuttt—-Ist, 4. Jo nn( _ Corbftt'x v, BSa^aifft £7 Wfthta. 8 it 6 - Ut KU *l ii inTZif Yardß <•»«)-- 2nd i" Vk d , Uo E? l "S 15 guinea Cup : 12/6. /: third ' £1 * Entrance; 7. MARRIED LADIES' RACE.—lst £1 8 lr°Phy: u 2nd, trophy. *" l 8t ' £1 «2 ioT B thi^ nd i cap^lßt * £6 = 2 °*- n i«mi»T*VT , JL*I*UJ !1 * Entrance, 8/6. over^i^ (16 years and and tropht' " d tr ° phy ; 2nd ' 10 ' 10. LOCAL RACE.— Ist and 2nd trophies I Kom n ,f ari K 8 -, betwecn Matatokl and Komata bridges, and Ohinemuri River U P °C B HOp try (oVen) 15 'n 12. GIRLS' RACE, under 16 years Ist , , trophy : 2nd. trophy. f ' ' 10. SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP, 100 Yards < *B en 4!T 1 _ t . £7 anfl S° ld me(la >! 2nd, *•-• 3rd. £1. Entrance. 10/ 14. COMMITTEEMEN'S RACE.-lst and 2nd, trophies. 15. ONE M„.E HANDICAP (open).-Ist, £6. 2nd, £2; 3rd, 10/. Entrance! 16. FORCED HANDICAP.—Ist, £3; 2nd, £1. Entrance, 4/. ' 17. RETURNED SOLDIERS' RACE 120 lards.—lst, £3 and Robinson sguinea Cup; 2nd. £1. Entrance free. The boundaries to Include Ohinemuri Thames and Hauraki Plains Counties' 18. WEIGHT-GUESSING COMPETITIONS Weight of bullock.—lst. £t. Wdrtit of sheep, Ist, £2. Aggregate, the sheep. Nominations for Events 2, 3, 4, 5 <-, g 11, 13, 15 and 17 much be in the'hands of the Secretary. Hlkutaia, on WEDNESDAY, January Oth. 1924. Entrance Fees must accompany entries or they will not be recognisesd ; also last Handicaps will appear in all local papers. two years' performances. I. M. ROBINSON. I T Hon. Secretary. I