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AMUSEMENTS. r IVOLI. miVOLI. IVOLI. -«- IVOLI. TIVOLI. rpIVOLI. IVOLI. J-IVOLI. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. The Sparkling Favourite, MAE "VfURRAY, AE lvJ-URRAY. MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, In Her Greatest Achievement to Date, " THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." "THE FRENCH DOLL." In this startling "THE FRENCH DOLL." picture Mac "THE FRENCH DOLL." Murray does the "THE FRENCH DOLL." most striking "THE FRENCH DOLL." dance of her "THE FRENCH DOLL." career—a verit- "THE FRENCH DOLL." able sensation! "THE FRENCH DOLL." And her gowns "THE FRENCH DOLL." —She never be- "THE FRENCH DOLL." fore wore cos- "THE FRENCH DOLL" tumes so gorge- "THE FRENCH DOLL." ous—so ravish- "THE FRENCH DOLL." Ing and dazz- "THE FRENCH DOLL." ling. "THE FRENCH DOLL." • • • "THE FRENCH DOLL." "The French "THE FRENCH DOLL." Doll" offers Mac "THE FRENCH DOLL." Murray the most "THE FRENCH DOLL." fascinating role "THE FRENCH DOLL." she ever had. "THE FRENCH DOLL." As the fiery "THE FRENCH DOLL." little French girl "THE FRENCH DOLL." she is delici- "THE FRENCH DOLL." ous, and plays "THE FRENCH DOLL." the part of "THE FRENCH DOLL." Georglne with "THE FRENCH DOLL." an abandon that "THE FRENCH DOLL." Immediately cap- "THE FRENCH DOLL." tivates. "THE FRENCH DOLL." Also. The Latest Pathe Review, Weekly News, 2-reel Comedy, etc. And the TIVOLI'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA (Miss M. Anderson, Conductress). RESERVES nniVOLI. 'PHONE 2236 A. — J-IVOLI. CTMPRESS rpHEATRE, 'V'EWTON. _0-NIGHT — AT 7.30 P.M. — TO-NIGHT. MARY T>ICKFORD, ARY XT ICKFORD, In " TJOSITA." " "ROSITA." "J-V'OSITA." " AA'OSITA." A SPANISH ROMANCE. See Mary Pickford in her portrayal of a Spanish Street Singer. She abandons the role of a prankish and playful little girl for that of an emotionally alluring young woman in this Picture. Also, Sunshine Comedy: "APPLE SAUCE." _ Scenic Wonder: "A TRIP THROUGH CHINA." Special Music by Empress Orchestra. Overture: "Great Little Army." SOVELTIES.—" Moonlight on the Nile." Fox Trot, " Georgette," " Dynamite" (Trombone Absurdity), " The Crazy Toddle." 3NTRACTE.—" Under the Double Eagle," "Aye Maria" (Violin and Trombone), " Moonlight Serenade," etc. Conductor: V. STEARS. Mces for this Picture: Stalls 1/, Circle 1/S. ROX TTtTOODWARD'S "PICTURES OX »» OODWARD'S aZ ICTURES (BRITANNIA), PONSONBY, THREE LAMPS. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. 'PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING." 'PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING." 'PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING." Comedy. Gazette. World News. ORCHESTRAL MUSIC. Usual Prices: Stalls, 9d; Circle, If. Reserves at White's. 'Phone 3234. Box Plan Open at White's lor " COVERED WAGON," FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT. A RCADIA. "-RCADIA. TO-NIGHT A RCADIA. ONLY. "•RCADIA. A Thrilling Railroad Drama, "OUT OF THE DEPTHS." " OUT OF THE DEPTHS." Uso Last Two Episodes: "THE FATAL SIGN." TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), "DARING YEARS." 5 A G E A N T. ;OMPLETI_. PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT, AT THE DOMAIN. FINAL PERFORMANCE. 53 MEETINGS. A UCKLAND KINDERGARTEN "- ASSOCIATION. SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING. rHE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS Will be held In the Offlce, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, SHORTLAND STREET, at It a.m. on MONDAY, 7th APRIL, 1924. G. O'HALLORAN, Secretary. FB.LEE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND AUCKLAND. I?he Annual Statutory Meeting of Contrilutors for the Election of Two Trustees and a Chairman, will be held at the INSTITUTE, 249, PARNELL ROAD. On TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 1924, AT 4 P.M The retiring Trustees are Messrs. F W Vake and H. E. Vaile, who are Eligible for le-election. A full attendance of Contributors is equested. MORTON ALDIS, •__[ Secretary. A UCKLAND HOCKEY REFEREES' "• ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting In Sport Room next THURSDAY. April 3. at 7.30 p.m. All Members and intending members are requested to be present. F. NICHOLSON, 15 Hon. Secretary. REMOVAX NOTICES. TJRGENT REMOVAL NOTICE. J_ *"**"" "]"J ""THORNE, UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER, 4, WELLESLEY STREET WEST, Wishes to notify his Customers that he is Removing to his new Workshop 39, ISLINGTON STREET, PONSONBY 39. ISLINGTON STREET. PONSONBY! where in future all work entrusted to him will receive the same attention as during the 50 years of business in the city. Ail unclaimed work can be obtained at Mr -ethaby's. Strand Arcade. Queen Street. Further notice of work receiving depots l"or city and suburbs will be advertised later. Note New Address (Workshop and Private Address) : 59. ISLINGTON STREET, PONSONBY. REMOVAL NOTICE.—THE MODERN BUTTON FACTORY has Removed from 12, Wellesley St. to 12. Victoria St iVe have now got more commodious premises. We employ more hands, and can do the work at far less cost than formerly. Sign-class Tailoring, all-round Dressmakln" Hemstitching. Buttons, Eyelets. Braiding md Pleating done on shortest notice. _on"t forget address—l 2, VICTORIA ST. lUpstalrs), a few doors from Queen St. C p A G E A N T. ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE DOMAIN TO-NIGHT. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. 53 i