I 2 AMUSEMENTS. , J THE BRIGHTEST SHOW IN TOWN. THE T YRIC. rpHE J YRIC. HE -IA-RIC. ' J-HE -"i'BIC. I For Positively The Last Time To-nlglit. CLARA KBtBAIX YOUNG. CLARA KIMISALL YOUNGIv " THE WOMAN OF BRONZE." " THE WOMAN OF BRONZE." WILLIAM DESMOND WILLIAM DESMOND 111 "McOrißE OF TUB MOUNTED." '•MeULIHK OF TIIK MOUNTED." LARKY SEMON LAURY SEMOX Iα " HIGH AND DIZZY" "HIGH AND DIZZY" COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TOMORROW. DOROTHY DALTON DOROTHY DAI.TON Iα " FOG BOUND." If you're looking for real thrills, don't miss this Picture. Out of tbe For comes mystery, romance, adventure —dripping with colourful incidents, gripping with intense power, zipping along at ;i swift puce. Dorolhy Dalton in a role of conspicuous backbone. Fighting her way past countless obstacles to a great happiness. Beautiful scenes at Florida's exclusive beaches. Showing society in reckless revels, breath-taking in their daring anil their extravagant backgrounds. A brilliant supporting cast, including David Powell, Martha Mansfield anil 'Maurice Costello. ORAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Box Plans at Lewis It. Eady and Son, Ltd. Theatre. 'Phone 3G4.",. TTIVERYBODY'S. Sessions— -EVERYBODY'S. 1-J — '1. EVERYBODY'S. 4—«. VERYBODYS. and S. Last Day of WESLEY BARRY In "THE PRINTER'S DEVIL." And Supports. TO-MORROW (FRlDAY)—Sessions : TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) — * 12—2. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) — 4 —o. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) — and S. THE FIRST COMPLETE PICTURES OF THE JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE. The views of the 'quake, and subsequent fire and tidal waves, constitute a historic — SHOWING — TOKYO AND YOKOHAMA. TOKYO AND YOKOHAMA TOKYO AND YOKOHAMA TOKYO AND YOKOHAMA BEFORE AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER. The close-ups give ouc a v-yry intimate study of how terrible the catastrophe really was. Also, COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE AND BIG CAST In The six-reel Photo-play of Society City Life, thence to the great North-west, where Whites and Indians take part in a sensational Mystery Play, entitled " TnE HUNTRESS." "THE HUNTRESS." CS.RAND. The Most f\ RAND. ' RAND. Comfortable Theatre "RAXD. GRAND. in Town. r\ RAND. RAND. Opp. G.P.O. vJRAND. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Last Screening of " THE MERRY-GO-ROUND." " THE MERRY-GO-ROUND." Starring Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry in a riot of emotion, cruelty, hate and tears '. " THE MERRY-GO-ROUND." The finest panoramic film ever shown in Auckland. Final Appearance of: CHARLIE CHAPLIN, CHARLIE CHAPLIN "HIS DARK-DEVIL QUEEN." " HIS DARE-DEVIL QUEEN." TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) We Present : RALPH INCE RALPH INCE In a Gripping Undersea Drama "WET GOLD." Under the waves, in the gloom | and the cold, \ Divers are fighting—pitiless, bold— deatlT-hold. I And murder their rivals for gold, 1 "Wet Gold !" It's absolutely the King of Ocean-Movies: "Wet Gold !" It brings something new into ; pictures—submarine pirates ! Also (to-morrow) another Chaplin Film: "THE ROUSEABOUT." ! "THE ROUSEABOUT." ' AT THE GRAND. EOS YJI7OODWARDS TJICTURES. ox Woodwards Xictukes. (BRITANNIA), PONSONBY, THREE LAMPS. You'll See a New and Greater GIXIRIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON In ! "THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BELLKW." "THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BELLEW." Dazzling Fashiou Show and Mighty Heart Drama. Comedy "The Ham What Was." Burton Holmes, Educational. Splendid Music by Britannia Quartet. Reserves White's, 'phone 3234. AND COMFORT A SPECIAL I TV. Vy EST "R XD rpHEATEE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Screening at 7.4."; p.m. Sharp. JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD In "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?" GAZETTE. REVIEW. ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices: D.C. V, Stalls 6d. Reserves at Confectioner's, next Theatre. A CARD.—Wragges Tropical Garden ■•■■»- and Institute, Birkenhead, continues open to the public daily from 10 am to 6 p.m. Admission 1/. Refreshments obtainable. Patronise an established Pleasure Resort.—KISMET K. WRAGGE. D PUBLIC NOTICES. ZEALAND BREWERIES, LTD. Holders of Debentures arc hereby notiantl Bearer Debentu Stock is now due and fied that Quarterly Interest on Registered pn j iiDid S. FERGUSSON, ** ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. A CETONE Welding and Brazing of Any ■*■-»- Metal. —Stewart and Longbottom, 47 Albert St. 'Phone 3021>A. b ■pjARVILL AND KAHLRy" for all Elec- ■*-* trical Installations. Maintenance and Repairs.— 2l, Swanson St. 'Phone 3Sr>2. IJ FRUIT FOR SALE. PLUMS for Sale.— J. Scott, Inkerman""sT, Onehunga Tram Stop. io WIRELESS APPARATUS FOB BALE. T>IGGEST and Best Wireless List issued St Auckland l '° St free '~ Jollus ' 32 > Queen Vyr.IELESS and Motor Cycle Batteries ' T for Sale.—G. W. Barker, -IGi, Queen
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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 2, 3 January 1924, Page 14
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