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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 169, 18 July 1924, Page 14

J AMUSEMENTS. I * J YOU ! (?) I "You— !" said Gregson. "You—!" He dropped her by the threshold and started away from her with spread fingers and fallen jaw. For a time only the tunmd of his laboured breathing filled the silence and the three stayed so, the woman collapsed against a chair. Motnuri swaying and blinking stupidly, and Grejisou. struck dumb incredulous, empurpled at first and then slowly paling. Without a word I he spun on his heel, returned to the table, and poured himself a drink and ! tossed it off. "Respectabiliey !" he said, in the tone ; of conversation, caught his collar and j ripped it loose. "By heaven." he cried, and wrung his great hands. "What am I going to do now?" What am I going to do?" ' His wandering glance lighted on the rope"s end on the table-top, and he coiled it in his hand. He began to walk to and fro before them. His face was ghastly, his blood-shot blue eyes were set like jewels. Now he stopped before Motanri and looked him up and down curiously. Laughter took him like a hleeup; laughter not good to hear: but he left off as quickly. He came back and stood over the cowering figure on the floor. "And you're the thing that was too good for mc!" He let his gaze possess her deliberately, notins each stain and smirch, her disordered dress and loosened hair, and pitiful, staring face. "Well, you're not too good now," he said, wetting his lips. "No—you're none too good! You'll marry mc to-morrow —and you'll crawl on your knees to have mc. And that father of yours—that snivelling old hypocrite —he'll crawl to make the lines if I "Whpn I think" how I've dreamed of you! How I've lived through days and nights of perdition, wanting you—you sweet, cold, white saint, you —and a devil after aU ! "To think how I've schemed and 1 trembled and trembled and waited, afraid to soy a word or make a move lest I'd queer mv chance. Mc, a cnmmnn trader, with a native wife that wouldn't die. And you, up there on the hill, so prim and fine. A missionary's daughter. Too respectable to tnuch ! And wh.it arc you now— thnt's been out in the ni;;ht —V" He whirled around and* tlip maddened jpfilnus rage rose up in his soul like scum on a dnrV pool. "WITH A NIGGER!" he screamed. —Fi"m John Russell's fascinating tale of the South Seas. i WHERE THE J PAVEMENT ENDS. Starring ALICE TERKY, RAMON" NAVARRO. ALICE TERRY, RAMON NAVARRO. ALICE TERRY, KA.MON' XAVARRO. ALICE TERRY, RAMON NAVARRO. ALICE TERKY, RAMOX XAYARRO. ALICE TERKY, RAMOX NAVARRO. AMOR TERRY, RAMON NAVARRO. ! ALICE TERRY. RAMON NAVARRO. i ALICE TERRY. RAMOX XAVARRO. ALICK TERRY, RAMOX XAVARRO. ; ALICE TERRY, RAMON .NAVARRO. I Directed by Rex Ingram. COMMENCING AT 10 A.M. TO-DAY.. FOR OXE WEEK OXLY. A T TTn"ERYBODY'S J X\-t -EiVERYBODY'S EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA DE LUXE, I Under the Baton of K. .1. MORGAN. ' Special Overture: "Poet and Peasant," ' i arranged as Xylophone Solo, played ->y Raymond Jury. i i I RESERVE BY PHONE 4402. C : CAPITOL —Dominion Rd. Tram- Terminus. CAPITOL —Dominion Kd. Tram Terminus, i CAPITOL. . ! CAi !TOL. To-night. 7.43. To-night, 7.45. i CAI'ITOL. Big Double Star Programme— CAPITOL. A i'irst Nu.tioual Special: CAPITOL. POTASH ami PEUL3IUTTER. CAPITOL. POTASH and PEHLMUTTEKCAI'ITOL. POTASH and PKK.LMUTTER. CAPITOL. The Greatest Comedy Drama CAPITOL. Ever Screened. CAPITOL. dtarrins CAPITOL. Barney Burnard, Alex Carr, CAPITOL. and Vera Gordon. CAPITOL. See all the elements of great CAPITOL. Entertainment, Drama, CAPITOL. Thrills, Pageant, Festival. CAPITOL. Cabaret,.and Comedy. You'll CAPITOL, laugh yourself hoarse and be i CAI'ITOL. glad of it. CAPITOL. Tlic Second Picture: CAPITOL. THE EXILES. THE EXILES CAPITOL. THE EXILES. THE EXILES ■ CAPITOL. THE EXILES. THE EXILES. CAPITOL. Starring John Gilbert. CAPITOL. A Picture Magnlucent, MirtnCAPITOL. Dramatic, Romantic—that's CAPITOL. "The Exiles." with John CAPITOL. Gilbert. CAPITOL. 1 •CAPITOL. Also an Excellent Comedy, ■CAPITOL. "My Hero " (Lupino Lane). CAPITOL. _ CAI'ITOL. 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I Come along and enjoy the Novelty Dances, ; Comfortable Lounges, and Dance to your ! heart's content in a dazzle of light and colour and to the accompaniment of a j Delightful Orchestra. ' ADMISSION, OyJ 6SO I IN BANKRUPTCY. JXBAXKR U l> T C Y. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW j ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of JAMES ALDERS KE-VV . of 19, Old Mill Road. Grey Lynn in New Zealand, Motor Engineer, a" Bankrupt. j Notice is hereby clven that application : will be made by the abovenamed Bankrupt to the Supreme Court at Auckland on FRIDAY, the :!!lth day of August, 1024* nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon or so Boon thereafter as he may be heard for an Order . of Discharge. Dated at Auckland this 18th day of July, 1024. j By his Solicitor, A. Addison. " Death to Moths and ' ■ A -" Sllrerfish. All Stores, or Domestic j Vacuum Cleaning Co., 12, Strand Arcade. D