AMUSEMENTS. NOTICE. TrAUDEVILLE mitREE (0\ miMER mO-DAY ' AI'DEVILLE J-HREE \0! i-IMES -»-0-DAY AT 2.30, ti.o, 8.0 SESSIONS. NOW SHOWING. XOW SHOWING. XL* j CARVET AND VERENA I | CARVET AND VERENA I The. most finished executants of Step, Character, Eccentric, aud Novelty Dancing in Australasian Vaudeville To-day. DANNY J\? A LMA ANNY ±J A_u DAXXY DALMA I AND HIS | CtOOD T ITTLE T_O GS - | *"OOD -UITTLE -L/QGS. I I __ I Danny D'Alma commences ids act with some remarkably clever work on stilts, concluding with bis three well-trained Dogs. giving a wonderfully tine performance of tricks. 1 AT ALL SESSIONS. "| PARAMOUNT PRESENTS A METRO-PRODUCTION "THE TOLL OF THE SEA" j "THE TOLL OK TIIE SEA" ] "THE TOLL OF TIIE SEA" | I DEPICTED UPON TIIE SCREEN IN PERFECT NATURAL COLOURS. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. OUR POLICY: CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES. SESSIONS : 11.15. 1.0, 2.30, 4.30. 6.20. S.O. Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. (After 4.30, Phone _IC9A.) USUAL PRICES. COMING FRIDAY. COMING FRIDAY. COMING FRIDAY. COMING FRIDAY. TULI.Y CJIRTERS TA7.Z T>AND. illy Listers •■> azz. -£»and. the first real american jazz band to visit xew zealand, do not miss them. XOW SHOWING. SOW SHOWING. HOW'S THIS FOR A .GREAT SHOW! CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS nOOT GIBSON in "OUT OF LUCK." HOOT GIBSON' in "OUT OK LUCK. HOOT GIBSON in "OUT OF LUCK. T nr-RF tx I T-CK ' No matter who your favourite outdoor artists have W_Vk B GOT ' been you are going to relegate them all to the lm ck"oUT OF LUCK!" ground after you have seen "Hoot Gibson m "OUT OF LUCK," an uproarious comedy-romance. METRO PRESENTS GARETII HUGHES in "DDXT WHITE LETTERS.;; GAKETH HUGHES ill "DON T WHITE Lfc.ll_.RS. GAKETH HUGHES in "DON'T WRITE LETTERS." A romance of youth, of missives and mystery, of misunderstandings and mishaps, of misadventure ami a miss. It tells what happened to a. young man who wrote not wisely, but too well. It's safer to say it with flowers. Also, "BRINGING LP BUDDY" BUDDY MESSENGER CENTURY COMEDY AND GAZETTE. HIPPODROME DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA—The Brightest Music In Town. PRICES AS USUAL. PLAN AT THEATRE. KING 423 2.
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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 22, 26 January 1924, Page 16
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