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

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. STRAND N.Z.'t, C« TRAND TRAND Eargest *->TRAND STRAND and CJTRAND TRAND Finest ►-'TRAND STRAND Picture CJTRAND TRAND House. IOTBAND TO-NIGHT AT 6 AND 8. (Afternoon Tea in the Foyer without extra charge, 2.30 to 4.30.) • First National Presents The Story that is Immortal in Opera, "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST." Days of Romance. Daring, Treachery, all mirrored in sympathy. SYLVIA BREAMEB, SYLVIA BREAKER, The Golden Girl-Beauty of tbe GoldfleWs. WARREN KERRIGAN, WARREN KERRIGAN, The Bandit Lover. ♦ • • Also Screening: " HIGH LIFE." " HIGH LIFE." Another New Mermaid Comeiy. " SUCH IS LIFE NEAR LONDON.'? " STRAND MAGAZINE." And (at the Evening Session) : "THE LYRIC FOUR" ___ "THE LYRIC FOUR" "~" * The Best of all Quartets, STRAND SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA. Twice Daily, at 2.30 and 8. Prices as usual: 1/ to 2/6. • • * • COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN I CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN In His Latest Comedy Feature: " THE PILGRIM." " THE PILGRIM." " THE PILGRIM." " THE PILGRIM." " THE PILGRIM." " THE PILGRIM." "The Kid's" Only Rival. * » * STRAND NEXT FRIDAY. STRAND NEXT FRIDAY. TIT EST "p ,ND rjIHEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Screening at 7.45 p.m. Sharp. JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD In "GARRISONS FINISH." "GARRISONS FINISH." "GARRISONS FINISH." "GARRISONS FINISH." "GARRISONS FINISH." "GARRISONS FINISH." The Best Racing Picture that has yet been made anywhere by anybody. Wonderful Scenes of Old Kentucky and its Blue Grass Society. Supreme Comedy. "IS YOUR SWEETHEART FALSE?" "IS YOUR SWEETHEART FALSE?" "IS YOUR SWEETHEART FALSE?" GAZETTE. REVIEW. ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices: D.C. 1/, Stalls 6d. Reserves at Confectioner's, next Theatre. TO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT. A O-NIGHT. FINAL CONCERT. FINAL CONCERT. Of the KATE CAMPION SEASON. In the TOWN TTALL, OWN -d-ALL, AT 8 P.M. KATE CAMPION, AUCKLAND SOPRANO. Of ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, COVENT GARDEN. A Brilliant Success Again List Evening. The "Star" says: "Always a Singer of charm, with a wonderfully fresh soprano voice. The audience soon realised why she had been so popular at Home, and why the critics spoke so highly of her." KATE CAMPION, One of the Foremost 'Dramatic Sopranos of the Present Day, Assisted by SIGNOR COSTANTINI. Soloist. Sistlne Choir. HAROLD BECK, Violoncellist, N.S.W. State Orchestra. CYRIL TOWSEY, at the Piano. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. S p.m. The "Star."—"A Dramatic Sense also indicates personality, and that of Miss Campion is both marked and pleasing." Again and again was this brilliant and talented i artiste recalled last night. . MISS CAMPION WILL SING : Aria, from "Manon." "Buy My Roses." "Sing, Joyous Bird." Mimi's Aria, "They Call Mc Mim." As so many requests have been made for a repetition of the Great Aria from "Otcllo," and the Polonaise from "Miguon," Miss Campion will also include these. Gounod's "Aye Maria." READ WHAT THE "STAR" SAID: "In 'Otello' Miss Campion scored her greatest triumph. Nothing could have been more conclusive of the nature and thoroughness o£ her study and training than the masterly manner in which she handled this exacting classic. The Polonaise from 'Mignon' was a brilliant piece of work." TO-NIGHT. AT 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. Doors, 7 p.m. Seats Reserved at Gertl Campion's, till 6 p.m. Also, Day Sales, Reserved, 6/ ; Unreserved, 4/ and 2/ (plus tax). TJOLFE'S Wax is the Best and Most rT ,i Economical Floor ond Furniture Polish. Ask ypur neighbour. D