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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 167, 16 July 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. COME AND HAVE A REAL GOOD LAUGH. A T T7<VERYBODY'S. -tX-r XLI VERYBODY'S. The Little Theatre with the Big Attracions. Daily at 10, 12, 2, 4, G, S p.m. LLOYD HAMILTON la The Five-part Whirlwind of Fun, 1 'I HIS T»ARKER OELF." | . IS •■L'akEBII K?JSi,F." Also JACK PICKFORD In "THE HILL BILLY." EVERYBODY'S DE LUXE ORCHESTRA. Overture, "Jazzing the Blues." H AVE YOU "DEAD rpHE T>OOK? Locked In furious battle, they spin from side to side in the dawn-touched room—the man she loves and the treacherous trader who swore he would have her for Ills own. Matilda, daughter of a missionary, almost frantic from her night-long experience in a tropical storm, is stunned into immobility as she watches the struggle between these two men of the South Seas, fighting silently, with passionate hate, for life and love. Chairs are 'smashed, a table tips over, a gun flashes in the half light ot early morning. Her lover or his enemy 7 You'll know if you see WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS. WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS. WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS. The Missionary's daughter, longing for romance in a secluded island, the only white man, other than her father, a seller of rum to beachcombers and Kanakas, and into her life came Motauri. CAN WE WONDER AT THE CONSEQUENCES ? A T "PVERYBODYS -~--T A-iVERYBODY'S NEXT FRIDAY AT 10 A.M. EST TTIND miIEATR E, EST JOJs T> J. H EAT X E PONSONBY ROAD. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Screening at 7.45 p.m. sharp. GRAND DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. First National Presents CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE (As the girM who followed Eve's example) I "MAMMA'S AFFAIR." •MAMMAS AFFAIR."' ! "MAMMA'S AFFAIR." "MAMMA'S AFFAIR." "MAMMA'S AFFAIR." Carl Laemmle Presents ROY STEWART in "PUKE GRIT." ! ROY STEWART in "PUKE GRIT." I Baby Peggy Comedy. I "HANSEL AND GKETEL." ! Music by the WEST END ORCHESTRA Reserves at Confectioner's, next Theatre I COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY •FOR THOSE WE LOVE." Betty Compson. Lon Chancy. 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