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' AMPSEMENTS. VAUDEVILLE AND ORCHESTRA, 2.30 AND S.O SESSIONS NOW SHOWING. KOW SHOWING. SS? ™° 9 r ilusgrovc's Celebrity Vaudeville Presents -L'anny -L' a l.ma AJfD HIS GOOD LITTLE DOGS, In an Entirely New Act. DANNY JV A IMA ANSI" JL, A LIIA MITTO\ BROOKS, LATE GERTRUDE ELLIOTT COMPANY, HIS SISTER ALMA, " ■ AND A VIOLIN. BROOKS AND A LMA, HOOKS AND CLEVER CHILD PERFORMERS. " TJXITED ARTISTS Presents R. A. WALSH'S PRODUCTION, LOST AND TTIOTTND. -- OST AND X , OUXD." '• LOST AND FOUXD." "LOST AND FOI'ND. -, "LOST AND FOUND." ON A SOUTH SEA ISLAND, With HOUSE "DETERS. PAULINE S TAR £F;' OUSE * ETERS, X AULINE OtAKKE, ANTONIO TirORENO. XTOXIO i-'J-ORENO. j | ? 1 thrillinc drama of dusky native beauties and fightins men. staged beneath the - flaminc skies of a tropic wilderness. The first movinsr picture sensation to be ', photographed in the wild South Seas. Don't miss this exceptional film treat ! I FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Including LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS. tBTTRTOX HOLMES' TRAVELOGUE COMEDY. BURTON HOLMES , TRAVELOGUE COMEDY. Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. Usual Prices: 1/ to 2/G. SESSIONS: 11.13, 1.0, 2.30, 4.30, 6.0, S.O. WFaw.. KOW SHOWING. SII0WI ? > * G - "LEGALLY DEAD." " LEGALLY PEAD." " U3GAI.LV PEAR" " LEGALLY DEAD." " LEGALLY DEAD." , THE MOST AMAZING PLOT EVER t'XFOLDED. ' Portrayed by a Magnificent All-Star Cast, featuring. MILTON SILLS. MII.TOS SILLS. MILTON SILLS. MILTON SILLS. r Her second husband claimed her because he was legally married ; WHOSE according to the law ! Her first husband claimed her because he ' WIFE ? had never been divorced from Her. The law declared her first WHOSE husband to be " legally dead. -- Could he claim her as his wite WIFE ? take her from this other man ? Would the courts entertain a ! Bu it by a man who had been declared dead 1 "LEGALLY DEAD." " LEGALLY DEAD." " LEGALLY DEAD." " LEGALLY DEAD." " LEGALLY DEAD." , Tou've never seen anything so startlinff, so absolutely different from the avera-e as you will in this sensational, pulsating drama. It s a picture that win thrill, and hold you from beginning to end. It will give you ! something to think about. Don't miss this great film masterpiece. Also, century: comedy. BUDDY MESSENGER, " SHE'S A HE." SESSIONS : 11 o'clock, 2.10, 4.5, 6.0, 5.5. „_. T- , T>i O n .if Theatre Rinir 4232.

DANCING. ME R R V L A N D. ERBTLAND. MASOXIC HALL. BELGIUM STREET, NEWTON. -, TONIGHT — JAZZING, S TILL 11. ' TONIGHT — JAZZING, 8 TILL 11. "Merryland" is'the most select and v; to-date Dance in Auckland. Good Kloo nnd Music under the conductoisliip of M Walter Smith. Come along and judge for yourself. Good Supper. I LaSies, 2/. Gents. 2/G. ARTHUR A. WATSOX. Manager. «R TJIPIXG AXD DANCIN A. 'XL -*- ASSOCIATION. N.Z. (INC. AUCKLAND CENTRE. FIKST MONTHLY SOCIAL. Will be held in MASONIC HALL, BELGIUM STREE , On TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1024. OLD-TIME DANCING, S Till 11 P-m. PIEST-CLASS FLOOR AND ORCHESTR^ HIGHLAND FLING COMPETITION HIGHLAND FLING COMPETITION (Four Prizes). Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/6; Children, Gd. Registered Competitors Free. DONALD SCORGIE, Hon. Sec. ALL OLD TIME DANCE DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. TO-NIGHT. And every Sat., Tnes., and Thurs. night LEAKNEKS , CLASS every SATURDA 2.30 to 5.30. Monte Carlo To-night. Brighter than eve l>6 Prizes Given Away. * TUESDAY —Long Night. Full of. Nov. ties. Bight Different KinOs ot lints n TJmbrellas for Ladies, Hats and Music Cigars for Gents. The First in Aucklai: M.C.'s, Messrs. Martin and Cu.rtwrigb.l Prop.. W. BI'CKLEY. O'NEILL STREET. O'NEILL STUEE "CLEMATIS CLUB." A Hearty Invitation to All. .TAZZ. Full Jazz rrogrammc Every JAZ .1 \ZZ. TUESDAY NIGHT. JAZ .IAZZ. Music by "Clematis" JA2 JAZZ. jrelody ORCHESTRA. JAZ JAZZ. Ladies, 1/; Gents, 1/3. JA2 JACK HANNA, Hon. Sec. ryEALANDIA HALL. DOMINION ROJ Li TERMINUS. SATURDAY MARCH 20. 8-12. A POPULAR DANCB will be he "Snpncr,** Koulette. Streamers. Coufet Ja?.z Hats for the Ladies. Birtlcy's Novelty Orchestra. "The Be Combination in Town.-; 3 MRS. WREFNALL. J" AZZ! .JAZZ! ] JAZ: / Come anil .Taxi the lilucs away at th> OKIIIEUM hIIELiTKE, OKfEHUNGA, Wednesday: apkil 2. "Blue Boys" Jazz Band, led by Arth Adams. Ladies. 1/. Gents. 1/6. Manager. P. YOITXU. yEALAXIHA HALL, MONDAY NIGH' SPECIAL ATTRACTION. The Management have pleasure in presen Ing on our Big Night, for the approval < our patrons. Extra Special Novelty Attra tions, accompanied by our usual offerinj of Streamers. Confetti. Balloons, an Chocolate Roulette. Nothing can approar this Modern Jazz Mecca. Aloha Jazz Ban Manager. S. BARNES. "VTAUROW KECK lIALI ■** TO-NIGHT. AT 8. WEEKLY FLANNEL DANCE. HyUe's Jazz Band. Ladies. 1/C. Gontlpinen. ;.'. fTJUSH MUNKO-S, MONDAY, olS', Ai A POPULAR DANCE . BIKTLEY-S NOVKLTY ORCHESTRA. Noted for Perfect Time. Ladies. 1/. Gents, 1/0. pONSONBY DANCING CLUB.—Renall S day April 3, will open their WcekFy Danct J l ,?. mo ? stro "s streamer night, .lazzin and Waltzing, S to 11. Good floor; goo Music. Ladles 1/. Gents 1/6.—M.CVs? 1 uilson. J. Stephens. >•• TVTUNICIPAL HALL. XEWMARKET.- -, - Jazz and Old-time Dances. First-clas B||o' S HALL, MORXIXGSIDI OLD-TIME AXD MODERN DAXCIXG TUESDAY XIGIIT. AT 8 RM - an,> " it Will Re Good. S T 'r B^KD 'CT-S HALL. East StreetWnocre. etc.—Terma, ISS.G r r B 9f n I>hQpa: ttludto H^. 1 - 10 " Kd. • -TICttKKASB'S ITQlewionU .• "4J Concert B»uJ.—fll&ue"_V rchostl, "> ni *h«M» W4A, S«W li Queen S