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AMUSEMENTS. A SUPER PICTURE, NOW SHOWING. PHONE f ' fflßWii SgJTV PHONE 8169 A. PICTURES) 2i 69 a. PRINCIPAL FICTURES PRESENT, IN SEVEN REELS, " mHE QPIDER A ND rplIK TJOSE." "' -•-HE K-'PJDER -"-NO J- HE J-VtJSE." A pl cture with ••Tf l SS?igiSA s A MILLION DOLLAR CAST - THE CjriDER ANO milE Tr>OKE." Including the following celebrated HE OpiuKH JfSw.vn J-HK -LVOSE." Artists - " FTUIE QJPIDEK A Nl> mHE TJOSE." " IUX OpiDElt J- HE -IVosE." ALICE LAKE ROBERT McKIM Sp'S A?S TiS Rose" °ASTON GLASS NOAH BEERY •• mHE qimder and rpiiE -rose:- Joseph dowling otis harlan " -*-HE SPIDER i-nE XioSE." LOUISE FAZENDA FRANK CAMPEAU THE QPIDER ANP mHE pOSE." . . „ #»*».—_ HE -A-nd JL H E XioSE." And Many others - Every role in the hands of capable and proven artists, whose work has made them popular nnd famous. A story that is fascinatingly charming from tbe viewpoint of narrative, and tbrillingly Interesting from the viewpoint of action. A WONDERFUL PRODUCTION. PRODUCED ON AN ELABORATE SCALE. A romantic and thrilling melodrama, replete with action that stirs the blood with sympathetic response. ' The settings nre big nnd rich, especially in exteriors, and some effective bits of colour symbolisinc "THE SPIDER AND THE HOSE" are introduced. A MELODRAMA THAT GRIPS THE HEART. THAT WILL ENTERTAIN EVEi;Y MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD. REALISTICALLY PRODUCED BY AN ALL-STAR CAST. A COSTLY PRODUCTION, based on a theme that is romantically adventurous. The greatest picture in which JOSEPH J. DOWLING has appeared since " THE MIRACLE MAN." IT TEACUES A LESSON NO SWEETHEART CAN AFFORD TO MISS. PARAMOUNT NEWS. BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. COMEDY. THE AJATIONAL mHE T7IINEST TN A UCKLAND. HE -L-N ATIONAL J- HE -C INEST -»-N Overture, 7.50 p.m. Prices as Usual: 1/ to 2/6. SESSIONS: 11.15, 1.0, 2.30, 4.30, CO. 8.0. Reserves at Lewis H. Eady and Son, Ltd. TO-NIGHT. Hi fiU 818181 TO-NIGHT. WALLACE REID WALLACE REID WALLACE REID • • WALLACE REID The World's Most Popular Film Star, DIED THROUGH AN OVERDOSE OF COCAINE. DOROTHY DEVONPORT DOROTHY DEVONPORT 1 DOROTHY DEVONPORT J DOROTHY DEVONPORT (Mrs. Wallace Reid) WROTE A FILM STORY EXPOSING COCAINE. HIPPODROME mHEATRE. I P P O D R O M E IHBiTKB. HIPPODROME mHEATRE. IPPODROME J-HEATRE. SSiSSSS- TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. «COCAINE." "COCAINE." "COCAINE." "S,OCAINE.'; "COCAINE." "COCAINE." t <• COCAINE." '• COCAINE." With HILDA BAYLEY. HILDA BAYLEY. HILDA BAYLEY. HILDA BAYLEY. England's Foremost Film Star will Demonstrate to what Depths COCAINE will Draw One Down. " COCAINE." •• COCAINE " " COCAINE." •• COCAINE " " COCAINE." .. COCAINE.'" FOUNDED ON FACTS, IS THE MOST DARING FILM EXPOSURE 1 EVER PRODUCED. J "COCAINE." "COCAINE." "COCAINE." , "COCAINE." "COCAINE." "COCAINE." IT IS SPICY IN ITS EXPOSURE, AND WILL BE THE T^LK "£SS A t2s-" "COCAINE." COCAINE." .. COCAINE." For ages past it has been the weakness of mankind to seek the Goddess Oblivion when the trials of the Great Battle of'Existcncl become too great. ~ C .°£ AINE> " A PURELY BRITISH PICTURE ACTFn «v BRITISHERS, AND PRESENTED BY SHADOW PLaYs n%??R Kn £S J

MEETINGS. -AUCKLAND TTNITED /CAMPAIGN. /CAPTAIN aipsy BAT CJ M I T H. TO-NIGHT, 7.30. (TWAPTIST mABERNACLE. Subject To-night: " IS ONE MAN ELECTED TO BE SAVED " IS ONE MAN ELECTED TO BE SAVED " IS ONE MAN ELECTED TO BE SAVED •* IS ONE MAN ELECTED TO BE SAVED AND ANOTHER TO BE LOST?" AND ANOTHER TO BE LOST?" AND ANOTHER TO BE LOST?" AND ANOTHER TO BE LOST?" SUNDAY : 11 a.m.—BAPTIST TABERNACLE. TOWN HALL. 3 p.m. and 8.15. JPp.m.—MASS MEN'S MEETING. Subject: "Some OTHER Things Every Fellow Should Know." . B.IS —EVERYBODY. Subject: "2 Up and 3 to Play." NEXT WEEK. 7.3O—TOWN HALL. 1 TO I.SO—HIS MAJESTY-S THEATRE. 38 -.urn AMALGAMATED SOCIETY RAILWAY SERVANTS (AUCKLAND BRANCH)., A SPECIAL MEETING A SPECIAL MEETING Of the above will be held In the ' SOCIAL HALL, RAILWAY STATION, On SUNDAY NEXT, M_vY 18, AT 2.30 P.M., When THE PRESIDENT (MR. M. CONNELLY), And MESSRS. T. STANLEY AND J. ELLIOTT (Executive Councillors), WILL ADDRESS MEMBERS. Newmarket Branch Members Cordially Invited. • T. MeCHEADY, Chairman. 18 C. DAWSON, Secretary. RESTAURANTS. TEA. ROOMS. C_ T R A N D CAFE. S3 1 PRIOR STILL LEADING. BEST 1/6 MEAT. IN TOWN. A REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER Commences his Ministry at the BERESFORD STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, t ' NEXT SUNDAY. 14

»x &UADUW PLAYS, OF LONDON. ' BAND PERFORMANCES. ____Bs___ PONSONBY BOYS' /SggSBES. A ONSONBY BOYS' n_____Sß| BRASS BAND. Va&*S*Zjlfl BRASS BAND. <( NOTICE. BAND PARADE, HARBOUR BOARD BUILDINGS, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 7.30 P.M. WAL. LUSTY, |H Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS. mAUPIRI COAL MINES, LIMITED. . Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Tauplrl Coal Mines, Limited, will be held in the Chnmber of Commerce, Swanson Street, Auckland, on I WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of May, 1924 at 2.30 p.m. ' " BUSINESS. To Receive Statement of Accounts for the 12 Months Ended March 31, 1924. To Elect Two Directors and an Auditor. The Transfer Books of tiie Company will be closed from MAY 8 to 21, 1U24, both days inclusive. By Order of the Board. J. FOTHERINGHAM, - .„,.. Secretary. May 5, 1924. _ DANCING. » ' > ' ALL OLD-TIME DANCES-O'NIELL ST. • '■**■ HALL, PONSONBY, To-night and » Every Friday and Wednesday. Monte Carlo Night. Learners nnd Beginners also catered for. Come and learn the glad game. Druids' Hall, Newton, every Tues., Thurs., and Sat., Learners nnd Beginners, and Practice Dance every Saturday, 2.30 to 6.30. . Balloons for all. Saturday Night 8 to Monte Carlo. 96 Prizes, Chocolates and Cigarettes. Also Couples selected from all my classes for Waltz Contest. M.C.. W. CARTWRIGHT. Prop., W. BUCKLEY. TAZZ ONE-STEP , WALTZ "AZZ ONE-STEP WALTZ NEW ORANGE HALL. JXUL "- NEWTON ROAD. THE INDIANA JAZZ BAND Announce A SERIES OF WEEKLY DANCES To be held ; TO-NIGHT AND EVERY FRIDAY. Gents, 1/6 Good Floor. Ladles, 1/. Good Music. El QENUINE OLD-TIME DANCE, DRUIDS' HALL, TO-NIGHT, 8-12. Spot Waltz. Chocolates and Cigarettes. Auckland's Brightest and Best Dance, Where the Music is Up-to-date and Tuneful and the Management Perfect. Ladles 1/6, Gents I. D. Nnysmlth, M.C. ' W. McMICHAEL, Hon. Sec. m >C_-mHISTLE SOCIAL CLUB. OLD-TIME DANCE. \*_~/ ORANGE HALL, NEWTON RD. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Floor and Orchestra Second to None. Ladles 1/. Gents 1/G. TF4 . T. CARGILL, Asst. Sec. JACKSON'S Gold Star Orchestra caters specially for Dancing, Weddings, etc.— LUlicrap's Music Store, Queen St. D TJURNNAND'S Professional Orchestia and Concert Band.—Office: 236, Queen St. Pbones 734 A, 3969 (4 rings). D TEACHERS OF DANCING. MISS LAURIE KINGSLAND, Teacher of Ballroom Dancing. New Address: 24, Lower Symonds St. 'Phone 948. D EXPERT Prlvnte Tuition In all Ballroom Dancing. Results guaranteed.—Modern Dancing Studio. 30, Paltnerston Bldga. Dt REMOVAL NOTICES. [A Card.] ( *"""" DR. E. J. MILLER Has Removed to = His New Residence In LAKE ROAD, Near Tennyson Avenue. Takapnna. HB.. JURY, Piano Tuner, Newmarket, • wishes to notify his friends and patrons that he has moved to Maungarci * '. St., Remuera. _ . . _