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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 76, 29 March 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. rpiVOLI. . FRIDAY NEXT. Ti -*■ IVOLI. George Eliot's IVOLI. - Novel, , IVOLI. , "Silas Marncr." ' TO-NIGIIT, 7.45. ' TO-NIGHT, 7.43. The Exquisite Dancer, MAE TIfURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, In " THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." Mac Murray's most Brilliant Metro Supei production, rivalling "On With In Dance " Gorgeous -Costumes. Brillian Settings. Piquuut nnd Dramatic Story Also, LATEST GAZETTES. A XEW I'ATIIE REVIEW, TWO-REEL. COMEDY, And The TIYOI.rS FAMOUS ORCHF.STRA. (Miss Anderson, Conductress.) RKSEKVES, 'PHONE 23HSA. Box Plan at. H. deal's, Queen Stree (next tieo. Funlds, Ltd.). EVERYBODY'S. Clean VERYBODY'S. Cool. EVERYBODY'S. Comfortable. VERYBODY'S. Theatre. TO-DAY, TO-DAY, At 12, 2, 4. 0. and S p.m. As Shown at the strand. SINCLAIR LEWIS' SINCLAIR LEWIS' FAMOUS NOVEL, "■yr.WN CJTREET." '•lVl.viN Street." With a Brilliant Cast, including FLORENCE VIDOR, MONTE BLUE. And Others of Note. The romance of "Main Street." adaptei from Sinclair Lewis" popular Novel, is i ttmate human touches tliiit go straight t< the heart. Stalls. 1': Circle. 1 R and 2/2. Children, Half-price till 0 p.m. To Book, Thoue 44C2. •■ Tim Broadway Gets the Best." BROADWAY — To-night — BROADWA" , ROADWAY—' lit 7.45. —BROADWAY THE LAST NIGHT. "FOOL'S PARADISF.." "FOOLS I'AKADISE." Dorothy Dalton. Conrad Xagel. "Till-; CAVE GIRL." A First National Picture. Excellent Cast Reserves, 107UA. T> T G E A i< 5 THE GRANDEST NIGHT OP ALL TO-XIGHT. TO-NIGHT. AT THE DOMAIN. AT THE DOMAIN MEETINGS. YEW ZEALAND PORT AXI ■" TELEGRAPH OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION. SPECIAL MEETING. SPECIAL MEETING. V.M.C.A. HALL, WELLESLEY STREET TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AT S P.M. TONIGHT (SATURDAY), AT S P.M. TO DISCUSS MATTERS CONNECTEI WITH REC'LASSIFICATION Ai AFFECTED BY DECISION Oi MAGES BOARD. S. A. BEXXETT, Section Secretary. AUCKLAND BRANCH A SPECIAL MEETING Will he hold in SOCIAL HALL TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT -'.30 P.M. BUSINESS : TO DISCUSS ATTITUDE OF WAGES BOAHD RE WAGES QUESTION. AND FURTHER ACTION. T. BLAIR, Chairman. 46 C. DAWSON, Secretary. JUBILEE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND, O AUCKLAND. The Annual Statutory Meeting of Contributors for the Election of Two Trustees and a Chairman, will be held at the INSTITUTE, 24U, PARNELL ROAD, On TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 1024, AT 4 P.M. The retiring Trustees are Messrs. F. W. Wake and H. E. Vaile, who are Eligible for Reflection. A full attendance of Contributors is requested. MORTON ALDIS. 20 Secretary. A UCKLAND ACCLIMATISATION A SOCIETY. The Annual Meeting of the above will take place at the Chamber of Commerce ! (small room I. Swanson Street, on TUESDAY, April Bth, 1024, at 8 p.m. STANLEY G. CHAMBERS. 21 Secretary. i A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES WILL BE HELD AT THE BANK ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2, AT 2.13 P.M. J. MUIR BARR, Manager. March 29, 1024. 29 fcrAOfi. Q. L. 13. 1 MONDAY—SIR E. E. LACEY LODGE— i Scots Hall, Symonds Street. I TUESDAY—LORD ALVERSTONE LODGE WEDNESDAY - NULLI RECUNDUS : LODGE —Central Hall, Cook St., City. 1 WEDNESDAY — MAXUKAU LODGE— I Orphans' Hall, Onchunjra. THURSDAY—AUCKLAXD CITY LODGE —Oddfellows' Hall, Cook Street, City. S