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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 218, 13 September 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN'S. KEEN'S. ~ QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. NOW S II O W I N C. NOW SIIOAV IN G. O STAR PROGRAMME O o o D. W. GRIFFITH Presents "WAY DOWN EAST." " WAY DOWN EAST." " WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST" " WAY DOWN EAST." Featuring DOROTHY AND LILLIAN GISIT. The Greatest Picture Ever Made by D. w. Griffith. A Fine New Zealand Picture, KAURI TIMBER INDUSTRY. One of the Finest Interest Pictures Ever Screened, LARR\" S E M O N LARRYS 12 M O X In " THE COUNTER JUMPER." " THE COUNTER JUMPER." SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., and 7.45 p.m. 'Phone 941 A. T IVOLI. EACH AFTERNOON. 2.30. IVOLI. EACH AFTERNOON, 2.30. TIVOLI. EACH NIGHT, 7.30. TIVOLI. EACH NIGHT, 7.30. TIVOLI. TIVOLI. A SWEEPING. TIVOLI. ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS..! TIVOLI. AT AI<V TJICKFORD, TIVOLI. -'J-ARY J- ICKFORD, TIVOLI. .MARY PICKFORD, TIVOLI. In TIVOLI. " "TkOROTHY YJERNON OF TIVOLI. " -L'OROTIIY ' KRNON OF TIVOLI. TTADHON TTALL." TIVOLI. JJ-ADDON -IJ-ALL." TIVOLI. tin 10 Great Reels.) TIVOLI. Also. THE TIVOLI. LATEST PATIIE GAZETTE. TIVOLI. I'ATIIE REVIEW. TIVOLI. "TIIE FAST STEPPERS," E(c. TIVOLI. . And the TIVOLI. TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. TIVOLI. (Miss JI. Anderson. Conductress) TIVOLI. Overture: TIVOLI. "WILLIAM TELL." TIVOLI. (1) "The Dawning Day." TIVOLI. (21 "The Realistic Storm." TIVOLI. (3) "The Famous Pastorale." TIVOLI. (I) "The Wonderful Climax." TIVOLI. — TIVOLI. Night Prices : Stalls 1 /S. D.C. 2/9. TIVOLI. No extra charge for reserving. TIVOLI. Box Plan at 11. deal's. Queen TIVOLI. St., next Geo. Fowlds, Ltd. TrVOLI. Phone 2230,.. EMPIRE THEATRE, DOMINION ROAD. MPIRE. SAT.. MON.. TUES. EMPIRE. DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. EMPIRE. A Melodramatic Wallop! E.MPIRE. "AS A MAN LIVES." EMPIRE. "AS A MAN LIVES." EMPIRE. With an All-Star Cast. EMPIRE. Thunderous Thrills—BreathEMPIRE. taking Suspense. EMPIRE. In Addition : EMPIRE. "LOST AND FOUND." EMPIRE. "LOST AND FOUND." EMPIRE. ON A SOUTH SEA ISLAND, EMPIRE. With HOUSE PETERS, EMPIRE. PAULINE STARKE, and EMPIRE. ANTONIO MORENO. EMPIRE. A thrilling drama of dusky EMPIRE, native beauties and fighting EMPIRE, men, staged beneath the flaniEMPIRE. ing skies of a tropic wilderEMPIRK. ness. The first moving picEMPIRE. turc sensation to he puotoKMPIRE. graphed in the wild South EMPIRE. Seas. Don't miss this excepEMPIRE. tional film treat. EMPIRE. PRICES: Stalls I. Circle 1/S. EMPIRE. Children (Id and nd. EMPIRE. 'Phone Reserves, A 3574 or EMPIRE. A 3455. till 7 p.m. 0 S I E fT\ H E A T R E. MOUNT ALBERT TERMINUS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MATINEr: TO-MORROW, 2.30. Lois Wilson and Richard Dlx iv "TO TIIE LAST MAN." Ziine Grey's Great Novel. Every page of the Book holds a great thrill. Every foot of the Film holds a greater one. Filmed under Zano Grey's personal supervision. Supporting Programme: "SAILING ALONG." Monte Banks Comedy. Burton Holmes Travelogue. Gazette. MUSIC ■BY KOSIE ORCHESTRA. Q. R A F T O N T I B R A R Y. WINTER COURSE. CONCERT. ARRANGED BY MR. BARRY CONEY. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. , TUESDAY", SEPTEMBER IG. Artistes : Mrs. Eric Yates. Misses Helen Cave, Kathleen Deane. Vera Mackay and Martha Williamson. Messrs. John Cameron. Jack Dickson, Leo Foster. J. McDougall, and Barry Coney. Admission: Cd. or by Course Ticket. 3JV-, "T, I X I E L A N D. - 1 - 7 I X I E L A X D. TO-NIGHT, 8-12 P..M. Auckland's Famous Cabaret Offers an Unexcelled Opportunity for Enjoyment. Solo Dancing. Special Items. Admission, 5/. Booking for Saturday Evenings, 1/ Extra. ECU El.TirTOnm. PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS : Ladies and Gentlemen. — I am a Candidate at the above Elections on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and I solicit the favour of your votes, ou the following grounds:— (1) I am a ratepayer with business Interests large enough for mc to be vitally concerned in the progress and well-being of the town. (2) I am "tied up" with no ticket, nor allied to any organisation likclv to affect my judgment at any time as to what may be best for the whole of the township. It is. 1 believe. suggested in some quarters that my residence in Papakura (twelve months) is not long enough to warrant my appearance in public affairs. May I suggest, in answer to that, that Papakura to-day is full of evidences as to the necessity of new blood and new ideas so far as the administration of its public affairs are concerned—and that in some things it is "AS FAR BACK AS ADAM." If elected. I am prepared to do mv best to help to make Papakura a model town Yours faithfiily, GO4 B. J. CLIMO. -p-KNDERSON TOWN BOARD. The Can-didates for the Town Board will Address the Electors of the Henderson Town District in the Public Hall on MONDAY EVENING, the loth inst., at 7.30 sharp. 531 FRIENTII/T SOCIETIES. r&ffs? AUCKLAND DISTRICT frajnSlSJ -MANCHESTER UNITY fflSTypyCpJ ODDFELLOWS. Members of the Manchester Unity Odd-1 fellows are invited t<> take part in the Opening of a New Lodge at Papatoetoe on TUESDAY. September IC. A convevanee '. will leave the Manchester Unity Hall, Cook Street, Auckland, at 6.30 p.m. on that date, returning after the ceremony. JOHN MeLEOD, District Secretary. INDEPENDENT ORDER OE RECuABITES. HOPE OF AUCKLAND TENT NO 1. j Members are requested ti> attend the I Quarterly M»ctin_ to lie bold on WED j XESPAY. September 17. in the Edinmir-b • St. Hall. N»wton. at L 45 p.m. Business '. important re District Hospital Fund. J T. W. MARSHALL Sec. j 394 Cumberland Ay., Grey Lynn. j