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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 55, 5 March 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. A UCKLAND'S X EADING T>ICTrRB -A-OCKLAND - S ICTUKE THEATRE HEATKE THE LYRIC. THE LYRIC. THE X YRIC mHE X TRIC. HE -LYRIC X HE -"TRIC. THE HOME OF"-1024 PARAMOUNT PRODUCTIONS. TO-NIGHT AT 8. DOROTHY DALTON' DOROTHY DALTOX In an Entirely Different Role In "THE LAW OSTHE LAWLESS." "THE LAW OF THE LAWLESS." "THE LAW OF THE LAWLESS." A Pieturesqne Thriller tnat introduces the New VALENTINO. CHARLES DE ROCHE. CHARLES DE ROCHE. IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. The Supports include, A BREEZT COMEDY. THE VERY LATEST GAZETTE. A BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. THE LYRIC ORCHESTRA. Conductor: MR. ALF. MARBECK. The Box Plans are at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd., or Seats may be booked by ringing Theatre Phone 3643. TO-NIGHT AND ■'-'VERIBODYS. TO-MORROW. " THE MNETY AND NINE.' , *• THE NINETY AND NINE." " THE NINETY AND NINE." From the Parable of The Lost Sheep. Although the pathway be fussed and steep, 1 go to the Oesert to find my sheep. VITAGRAPH CO.'S BIG 7-REEL SPECIAL. In Which the Theme and Atmosphere Retain a Somewhat Distinctive Note. COMMENCING FRIDAY. COMMENCING FRIDAY. For a Season of Six Days. Commencing Daily at 12 Noon. At 12, 2. 4. 6. and 8 p.m. William Fox Presents One of the Best Pictures Yet Proclncwl. " MONTE CRISTO." " MONTE CRISTO." '• MONTE CRISTO,"' By ALEXANDER DI'MAP. ALEXANDER DUMAS. Thig Big Super has previously beeu shown In Auckland. The thousands who saw it proclaimed it a Wonderful Picture; it kept strictly to the Book. We Advise—See the Picture. As You Know For Certain It is— GOOD ENTERTAINMENT GOOD ENTERTAINMENT. A HAPPY DAY 7a"n" be spent the Point, Ngaruawahia, on St. Patricks Day Day. at the Regatta and Fair. An absolutely unique proeramme of Maori events to be seen only at Ngaxuawahia. j. gT ANDREWS HALL. Lower Symonde ~ St.. is available for Meetings, Concerts. Uasses. etc. Newly decorated and clcctrlcally lit. 'Phone the Manse, 4346. 9 LEAGUE rOOTBAI.Ii. m X>ONSONBY UNITED FOOTBALL emCs club. iflCu WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEETING AT THE LEYS "INSTITUTE TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) , . MARCH 5. Business : Report anri Balance-.ehoet and Election of Officers and General. Members anil Intending members are re:M. J. MANTON. 75 ■ Hon. Sec. m fpAKAPUNA LEAGUE FOOT- *&\ - 1 - BALL CLtJB. (M.S The Annual Meeting of the ■Ty" above club will be held Totnortyf row (Thursday), at 8 p.m.. In Mr. Marshall's Billiard Saloiin. All members and intending members are requested- to attend. ■ -. - J. WILSON, .. ~ P°si Sec - « OLD BOYS' emf\ J LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. SRn-4/ ThP Annual Meeting- of the ts a~ u above Club will be held in the V Trades Hall (Room l>). TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 p.m. AU Members and intending members are requested to attend. 13S N. J. ARMSTRONG, Hon. Sec. SWIMMING. ]y£ARIST BROTHERS'. SCHOOL. GRAND SWIMMING GALA. GRAND SWIMMING GALA. TEPID BATHS. TO-MGIIT (WEDNESDAY), at 8 P.M.. Gβ 2-3 Yds Marlst Bros. Old Boys' Race. IOOYds Open Invitation Men's Race. IOOYds Primary Schools Scratch Invitation Race. Primary Schools' Relay (open to all Schools). GOOD SUPPORTING PROfiRAMMK Admission: Adults, 1/; Chilffren. 6d. .S. H. BASTER, Hon. Sec. ; S7 I t* 1 JpPSOM GIRLS' ' SCHOOL. ANNUAL SWIMMING SPORTS ANNUAL SWrMMIXG SPORTS SHELLY BEACH BATHS, FRIDAY, MARCH 7. commencing at 1 p m Old Girls' Itaes. 4.20 p.m. V Ladies-Interested Will Be Welcome. 2D MOTOR SERVICE. A UCKLANU 'gTAB' MOTOR BEHVICK. rrtASKTON-PAEROA. Car tesTM PranKton on arrlrai of the Auckland Express at 10 p.m.. aiti arrlrea Paeroa at 1.45 a.m. Leares again on toe return Journey at 1 p.m. and arrirei Hamilton at 4 p.m (No car on Saturday from Frmnkton.) ; ' . tN'QtTmiES: "Auckland Btar" Publisher, Fort Street. 'Phone 1775. Or, "Auckland Star" Repre.-wnta.tlTe, Hamilton. 'Phone 1792. ' ' - t* MTTSICAI. TTOTIOIf . TIC R. B D G A X X A N D A L Has Resumed Teaching. Studio: 15, ACADEMY BUILDINGS. UPPEK QDEEN STREET. New Students may make 'Application either Personally or by Letter. Wβ LADY has Vacancy for Few Music Pupils; good tuition given.—lnquire STAB. M™ VIOLIN— Vacancies limited Dumber of pupils; moderate fees.—AriSS B. RICHARDSON, "Melita, ,- Millar St., Ellerslie. C