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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 114, 15 May 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENT*. fiRAND. Bud. Petersen's /^.RAND. Pictures, vTrAND. Opposite G.P.0., Queen Street. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY)) TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY)) Your Last Opportunity c?. Seeing REGIXALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DEXXY REGIXALD DEXXY In THE GREATEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR, " SPORTIXG YOUTH." "SPORTING YOUTH." '• SPORTIXG YOUTH." TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). AXOTHER GitKAT CHANGE OK FARE, Headed by " A WOMAN'S HATE," " A WOMAN'S HATE, ,, •' A WOMAN"S HATE," •'A WOMAN'S HATE,".. "A WOMAX'S HATE," Featuring ALICE LAKE and COXRAD XAGEL. ALICE LAKE and COXRAD NAGEL. ALICE LAKE and COXRAD XAGEL. ALICE LAKK and CONRAD XAGEL. •' A WOMAX'S HATE," "A WOMAX'S HATE," "A WOMAN'S HATE," A Drama-a vividly exciting Underworld Play with the fascinating appeal which pictures of this phase or New York life exert. Plus n heart interest and an extreme naturalness tbat mark " A Woman's •Hate," ;is one of the Best of its kind. In Addition: THE EVER-POPULAR' NEW THE EVER-POPCLAR NEW THE EVER-POPULAR NEW THE EVER-POPULAH XEW "LEATHER PUSHERS." " LKATHEU PUSHERS," - LEATHER PCSHERS," • Our Old Friend, REGIXALD DEXXY. REGIXALD DEXXY. . REGIXALD DEXXY. PATHE NEWS, PATIIE REVIEW, And the " TROUBLE DOCTOR." " TROUBLE DOCTORi" Comedy. . • •-PIIOXK 22T4 FOR RESERVES; 'PHOXE 2274 FOR RESERVES. The Grand Tea Dooms are open each' day from 9 to 7. The daintiest cup of Tea or Luncheon in the City. QUEEN'S. — ' ' TEEN'S. QUEERS. ' ' UEEN.'S. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCIXG TO-MORROW. "RIG . CJTABS Q -t>IG OTARS « ON ONE PROGRAMME: PETER B. KYKE'S STORY. "THE GO-GETTER." PLENTY OF THRILLS 'AND EXCITEMENT. THE ENGLISH CLASSIC, "KISSING CUP'S RACE." A FINE RACING FILM. SNT7B POLLAP.D, i SNUB POLLARD, In " OWN YOUR OWN HOME." " OWX YOUR OWN HOME." " OWX YOUR OWN HOME." ■A COMEDY SCBEAMLET. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2 p.m.* 5 p.m., U1 p.m. 'Phone 941 A. . ARCADIA.— TO-NIGHT. — A RCADIA. RCADiA.— Also, • -Arcadia. A RCADIA.— Friday and — A RCADIA. Saturday. —^RCADIA. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O , MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O' 'MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O , MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEARf. PEO O' MY HEART. PEG O' MY HEART. PEG O , MY HEART. A BIT OF A MISS, A BIT OF A BROGUE, AND A BIT OF SUNSHINE OF IRELAND. . "The Broadway Gets tne Beat." ® BROADWAY. To-night, BROADWAY. ROADWAY. At 7.45. BROADWAY. 3ETTY BALFOUR in SQUIBBS WINS THE CALCUTTA SWEEP SQUIBBS WINS THE CALCUTTA SWEEP In this Picture Betty Balfour beats ber original "Squibbs," and you remember- how funny that was! PRICES, 9d and 1/. 'Phone 1076 A. I . TO-MORROW. . . Straight from its extended and phenomenal season at "Everybody's" Theatre, Auckland, "A WOMAN OF PARIS."' "A WOMAN OF PARIS." PRICES, 1/ and 1/8. Book Your Seats. As this production is recommended by the censor for adult audiences only, it will not be shown at ■ Saturday's Matinee. We have selected a Special Programme for the Children at the Matinee, Saturday, 2.30 p.m.' T7IMPRESS rpHEATRE, ■ VTEWTOS. ■Impress J- heatre, -N ewton. TO-XIGHT—TO-XIGHT. AT 7:30 P.M. Paramount Presents ■ zane grey's "to the last man." "to the last man." "to the last man." •■to the last man." "to thr last man." "to thb last man." "to the last man." Featuring Lois Wilson and .Richard Dix. Also, Comedy, "SAILING ALONG." (Montr Banks.) GAZETTE AND SCENIC. Our Usual Prices: Stalls Od. D. circle 1/ i Empress Orchestra of Seven Performers. 'WfST \ -KTXD . \ mHEATRE, »*EST "XII J-HEATHK POXSOXBY ROAD TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Screening at 7.45 p.m. sham RICHARD DIX, HELEN CHADWICK, "YELLOW MEX AND GOLD." "YELLOW MEX AXD GOLD" JACK HOXIE In " MEX IX THE RAW" " MEX IX THE RAW." Century Comedy •• GOLF MAXI \ " Music by THK WEST END ORCHESTRA PRICES: Stalls. Od; D.C.. 1/. Reserve* nt Confectioner's, next Theatre. MOTOR SERVICE. i A CCKLAND '©TAB' MOTOR SERVICE, FBANKTON-PAEROA. Car leaxes Krankton on arrival of the Auckland Express at 10 p.m.. and arrives Pneroa at 1.45 a.m. Leaves again on the return journey at 1 p.m., and arrives Hamilton at 4 p.m. (No ear on Saturday from Frankton.) INQUIRIES : "Auckland Star" PubHtmer, Fort Street. 'Phone 1773. Or, "Auckland Star" Representative, HamUtoß, 'Phonel7B3.