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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 63, 14 March 1924, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. RINCESS. liRINCESS. RINCESS. 1 HONCESS. X RINCESS. TO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT. » » EEIv vA'LY. OF THE MODERN SCREEN. EVER MADE BY PARAMOUNT. TVAC-nx.- ---» » AGON. WAGON.'' WAGON." WAGON." rpHE .>RINOESS. XHE X RINCESS. ■Session* 11 a.m., •- P i'>- "• P-01. ""'I R **•»•- Sessinns. II a.m., - p.m., ■> l>-'»- » aA s "••*'• GEORGE POOI.K'S ORCHESTRA GEORGE POORK'S ORCHESTRA WII I PI VY A SELECTED PROGRAMME OF AITJ'OI'IMATK MUSIC. THE PLANS FOR THE TKINCESS SEASON ARE NOW ON VIEW AT THE THEATRE. TELEPHONE C-HA. j NO FREE LIST. NO FREE LIST. LADIES. LADIES, • URGE YOU TO DAY SESSIONS CRUSH AT NIGHT. VTTAGON " TJRICES : »' AGON " x RICKS : STALLS. 1/S. DRESS CIRCLE. 2/0. DAY SESSIONS: STALLS. 1/; DRESS CIRCLF.. 2/2. PRICE, DAY SESSIONS ONLY. GRAND OPPOSITE G.P.O. —/.(RAND RAND— ■ —VTra.ND /-I RAND— STUPENDOUS —/_IRAND " J 1; AXI >— NE W —VT]j A x o GRAND— PROGRAMME. — rjRAND RAND— TO-NIGHT. — U ItANU MATINEE SATURDAY. oi7r~pnet~is ill: he'll not write for I some time, I So we'll tell you in prose what | he'd tell you iv rhyme. I We Screen " STORMY SEAS." Starring JT. P. McGOWAN and HELEN HOLMES. The most fascinating, thrilling, melodramatic sea tale ever screened. STORMY QEAS." TORMY KJKAS." •• STORMY SEAS." '•STORMY SEAS." •• STORMY SEAS." •• STORMY SEAS." '• STORMY SEAS." '• STORMY SEAS." NOTE. This is a First-run Picture. New to Auckland. I 'SHINE 'EM riV* I ••SHINE 'KM UP." I '-SHINE 'KM LT'." I | Comedy. Pathe News and Review. VAUDEVILLE. EVERY NIGHT. EVERY NIGHT. JUVENILE GIRL DANCERS. MURIEL ALLISON*. -OB GWILLIAM. Exceptionally Clever Duo. MATINEE SATURDAY, AT TIIE ORANO. MATINEE SATURDAY, AT THE GRAND. •rpHE COVERED WAGON." X Special Cars for All Routes. Including Ponsonby and Grey Lynn, WILL LEAVE THE LYRIC THEATRE At the Conclusion of the Performance. "ml IK COVERED WAGON." THREE PERFORMANCES SATURDAY, It A.M., 2 P.M., 7.4.1 P.M. AT TIIE LYRIC THEATRE. THE COVERED WAGON." Special Cars f c : All Routes. Including Ponsonby ami Grey Lynn, WILL LEAVE THE LYRIC THEATRE At the Conclusion of the Performance. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. _ TJICHMOND ROVERS; G&\ FOOTBALL CLCrt. jfT The Club will hold II PRACTICE for all Grades TO-MORROW (Saturday). Fifth and Sixth Unties at 'Richmond, 2.M p.m. All other Grades, Grey Lynn Park, commencing 2.20 p.m. W. A. SWIFT, -IP Hon. Secretary. £_&> A TULETIC FOOTBALL CLUB. FOOTBALL PRACTICE. FOOTBALL PRACTICE. a. TO-MORROW .SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, At Grey Lynn 'Park. All Members and Intended Members requested to attend. A. G. BROWN, lto Hon. See. SWIMMING. _, -pONSONBY _ _—. -*- SWIMMING MONSTER HARBOUR RACE CARNIVAL, MONSTER HARBOUR RACE CARNIVAL, SHELLY BEACH BATHS, TO-MORROW, A'i' _.:«> P.M. ill Local Champions competing, including Leo Kronfeld. \ritnission : Adults. 1/: Children, 6d. HARBOUR RACE FOR MOLLOY SHIELD. tl -ÜBOUIt RACE FOR MOLLOY SHIELD. " NOI'THCOTE TO SHELLY BEACH BATHS. Launch leaves Baths for Northcote at 1 30 p.m. Sharp. Competitors must supply own dinghy and pay entrance leu before starting. 33 A. T. LONG, Secretary. RUGBY FOOTBALL. _, A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY «» A UOLLEGE FOOTBALL CLUB. _-» The above Club will hold a PRACTICE in the Parnell Shed. Bird wood Crescent. every TUESDAY EVENING ,v S. commencing Tuesday. ISth insr. Ml futending Members requested to be PrCSCIU - W. H. ROSS. 100 Hon. Secretary.