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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 170, 19 July 1924, Page 16

j AMUSEMENTS. a*_-VO-_. — "Always — miVOLI. , IVOLI. — a — AIVOLI. rpiVOLl. — Good — miVOLI. -MVOLI. — Programme" — -MVOH. TO-NIGHT, AT rr Qft O-NIGHT, AT I'OV. ANOTHER MONSTER DOUBLE FEATURE BILL!!! FRED NIBLO PRESENTS The Wonderful Metro Super Production, "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "TIIE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR.'' "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "TIIE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." " THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." Interpreted by a Startling All-star Cast, Including: MYRTLE STEDMAN, MYRTLE STEDMAN, HUNTLY GORDON, HUNTLY GORDON, MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE. MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE. CULLEN LANDIS, CULLEN LANDIS. WARDE CRANE. WARDE CRANE. CARMEL MYERS. UARMEL MYERS. HELEN FERGUSON. HELEN FERGUSON. „ Here Is an extraordinary galaxy of Stars and popular favourites in ouc of the most intensely absorbing and perfectly directed pictures we have shown for some time. In Addition: RF.ALART PirTUU'-:.-* PRESENT MAY MeAVOV, MAY McAVnY. MAY Mi-.wnv, MAY M--AVOY. MAY M.-AVOY. MAY McAVOY. In Ol.:. Priiis. vi's Charmin_ Story. "THROUGH A GLASS WINDOW." "Tni:nur;i[ a class window." " THROUGH A CLASS WINDOW." " THROUGH A GLASS WINDOW." An intensely human story Willi i-xrellr-ut comedy relief, aii'l main- unexpected twists and turns. Also. A FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, And THE TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. '""OX plan At H. Clears. Queen St.. ne.f- Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.. or Theaitv. Phone 2230.V. 1 D.i". Under th."- Pistineni.-hcd Patronage of His Excellency tl'c Govemar-Ueueral. COMMUNITY SINGING. THURSDAY, TI'LY n I hursday. "July —■"*» IN rpOWN TTALL, AT IOQA P.M. -*-OWN -O-ALL, AT X—.Oil _.. M , NOTE TIIE CHANGE TO THURSDAY— , 21th. NOW LOOK WHAT HAPPENS. Song Leaders: MR. JIM GERALD, assisted by MR. ERNEST CRAWFORD. By Kind Permission of Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller.) Accompanist: MR. H. J. BARRETT. And MADAME ANNETTE HAYWARD will Sing the solo part of "Laud of Hope and Glory." Don't Forget the Change of Date to THURSDAY-21th. S3" "nOWJf TTALL pONCERT pHAMBER. MONDAY' AND WEDNESDAY. MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY, | JULY 28-30. J L'LY 2S-30. KATE CAMPION ! KATE CAMPION ! KATE CAMPION ! KATE CAMPION ! KATE CAMPION ! KATE CAMPION ! KATE CAMPION ! KATE CAMPION ! I New Zealand's Brilliant Soprano. Four Years Prima Donna Carl Rosa Opera Company, London, Will Give mWO T7-AREWELL "DECITALS A-ViO a- AREWELL Xfcj.f.TTALS mWO "|7!AREWELL TJECITAL.s" ■*- WO X AREWELL XfcECITALS. Assisted by MR. CYRIL TOWKEY MR. CYRIL TOWSEY (At the Piano) And Other Leading Artists. PRICES: 5/, 3/, 2/ (Including Tax). 771 iJALE AND SOCIAL AFTERNOON, In Aid of ST. MARY'S HOMES, OTAHUHU, Will be Held on FRIDAY.—JULY 25—FRIDAY FRIDAY,—JULY 25—FRIDAY n From 2 to 5 p.m. J By the Kind Invitation of MRS. C. F.. : BENNETT, y At Her Residence, >, HAMILTON RD. (Heme Bay car stonl >, HAMILTON RD. (Heme Bay car stop,.' Music. Character Reading Stalls of Every Description. Admission (including Tea), ]/. COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF! ring Your Money and Help the Cause. """* 754 > O ST E R #~*ABARET. "I O S T E a liCillET. J r£OXTS TTALL, AUGUST 1.-.th, IP2I AUG US T I.lth, i;,-24. B TIIE MOST SPECTACULAR EVENT OF 1924 ! 20 ipROPHIES _ )R ADVERTISING AND FANCY DRESS T COSTUMES. -t SEND FOR A PRIZE LIST. Reservations for Tables and Gallery £J.,"i.J£ wta Eeat3 - r a n <» Son, Ltd., 0 n SI EDXESDAY, JULY 23rd. YOU MUST BE THERE. AUCKLAND ADVERTISING CLUB. I. D. SWAN. Hon. Organiser. "]» R. H. marryatt, Secretary, ""*, ; TU. N.Z. Ins. liU.s. ' " » pONSONBY CRUISING S_ /&f CLUB. — &s&'' THK ANNUAL PRIZE *V *Yo[*. DISTRIBUTION AND . ***** WUI he Held in the -m CLUBHOUSE. ST. MARYS BAY Jfc AT 7.45 P.M.. On __. THURSDAY, JULY 24. 'PI £" . ?. riz , c dinners are requested to — licet their Prizes at the above Function. T? S. L. DRYLAND, X. 1 Hon. Secretary. Da