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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 219, 15 September 1924, Page 16

! AMUSEMENTS. " ARIZONA EXPRESS." '• ARIZONA EXPRESS." , •■ ARIZONA EXPRESS." „ - ARI2OXA EXPRESS." Yearning : I '♦ ARXIXG !—IF YOT 7 HAVE A | WEAK HEART. STAY AWAY | FKOJI THIS THRILL O - DRAMA. | IT'S DAXGEROTJS. j ; 1 I THE ARIZONA EXPRESS WAS THUNDERING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN SIDE, AT XIXETY MII.KS AX lion:, the uiver was in fukid. THE MIGHTY BRIDGE THAT SPAXXED THE ROARING TOKKENT COLT.n NOT AVITHSTAND THE TERRIFIC IMPACT OF THK PLYING ARIZONA EXPRESS. CRASH—BUT WHY THY AND DESCRIBE THIS WILLIAM FOX HAIR-RAISING MELODRAMA. IT WILL BE SCREENING AT THE PRINCESS. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. AND REMEMBER! IF YOi; WINK XOC'LL MISS A THRILL ! THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IX TOWN Is at Rt'D T>ETERSEN'K /"J.RAXD n> -*- ETERSKJTS vTRAND (Opp. U.P.0.). THE LITTLE THEATRE WITH THE IMG ATTRACTIONS. CONTINTOrS FROM 11 A.M. THIS WEEK'S GIGANTIC BILL. The Best aud Most. rpEX ATICHTS TN A "DjAR "DOOM. J- EOJ lOHTS -»-N A *>AX J^OOM. TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM. TEN NIGHTS IN A BAH ROOM. The I'Uotopliiy Supremo. entertainment plus thrills. a nation-wide triumph, every manis Interested In It. every womanis Interested I" It. EVEKY CHILD— Should Certainly See It. '■ TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM." " TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM." Also. POLA NEGRI .. "SHADOWS OF PARIS." BILLY SULLIVAN .. "FAST STEPPERS. , ' 'Phone 2274 for Reserves. f> R A F T O X T I B R A R Y. WINTER COURSE. CONCERT, CONCERT, ARRANGED BY MR. BARRY CONEY. TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT S P.M. ARTISTES : Mrs. Eric Yatcs. Misses Helen Cave. Kathleen lieane, Vera Maekay, and Martha Williamson, Messrs. John Cameron. Jack Dlekson, Leo Foster. - .1. McDougall and 1 Barry Coney. ADMISSION, Oil, OK BY COURSE TICKET, i 728 ", CROQUET. AUCKLAND CROQUET ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of the above Association will be held at the Cliiiuil>er of Commerce.' Swauson Street, on WEDNESDAY, September 2-Hh, at 2.H0 p.m. M. KEKSIxn. Hun. Sec. RADIO BROAT>fIASTTTfG. YyiRELESS BROADCAST CONCERT. Dntil further notice, on FRIDAY XIGHTS, commencing 8 p.m.. a BROADCAST CONCERT will be received nt Our Showroom. All are cordially Invited. TURXBULL AND JONES, A Wellesley Street. Auckland. DYERS AHD CIJBAITKRS. mHE TIXARCH QF TJROGKESS: OUR LATEST DEPARTURE. In order to cope with our constantly expanding trade WE HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO DOUBLE THE SIZE OF OUR WORKS AT MT. EDEN —a convincing proof of the success of the "Crothall Way" of renovating wearing apparel. Now, with lots of room to carry on, and absolutely the finest and most modern renovating plant in New Zealand (there is not a better process even in America), we are in a better position than ever to execute all orders entrusted to us in a style befitting our reputation. Don't discard, your old suits. ! costumes, etc., as of no further use until ;we have seen them. We can often tra-ns-form old clothing, into practically new clothing. Orders executed in 12 hours if necessary. Usual time 3 days. fJIHE QROTIIALI, WAI T)R* QLEAXIXG AND T\YBING (TIO., loo] Dominion Road.' Newmarket, next to P.O. I'onsonby, opp. Post Office. 171, Manukau Road, Parnell. Queen Street, Onehunga. City Agent— 1A Uueeu Street. Works : Mount Eden. C I'OU NEED "THE EMPIRE." "mHE EMPIRE ,, NEEDS TOU. x ? 1 ? WOT ? ? ? Because if you are thrifty and economical you will not throw away your old Suits, Costumes, Frocks, etc. Just send them to "THE EMPIRE," or Ring up No. 3567, and our vans will collect. EXPERT DYEING. EXPERT CLEANING, EXPERT REMODELLING, EXPERT REPAIRIXG. Old Garments made as pew in a few days and at a trifling cost. COUXTRY ORDERS Receive Special Prompt Attention, and Return Postage Paid. Special Fur Department for the Renovation and Remodelling of all kinds of Fur Work. EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO. (Furriers, etc.), 358, Queen Street (Opposite Main Entrance, Town Hall). By Special Appointment to Uis Excellency Viscount Jellicoe. c pARPET CLEANING, Electric Beating and Vacuum. 9d yard, inclusive.— Domestic Vacuum Co., Strand Arcade. 'Phone fIOO. . rj I "Tk AXD A. BROWX, Dyers and Cleaners, x -'' Shortland St. Works: Grnfton Terrncp. 'Phone ISC-!. Established 1866. I) GET it Dyed at Moody's Dye Works Crowhurst St., opp. Captain Cook Brewery, Khyber Pass. 'Phone 1273 You'll he pleased. , WE Have Cieanlnjr and Remodelling Department for Ladies' and Gente' HatsCox's Hat Faetorr. Earansahase Rd. D JOINERS AND SHOPFITTEttS. BUNGALOWS! Real American touch, from £600; seasoned timbers; workmanship jrnaranteed.—Geo. Anderson, Mt. Albert. 'I'linnp 1247 c ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. ALL Work Guaranteed. —Crown Electrical Works. 'Phones, 2772, 3038 A ISO. Hofason St. Burnand and Clark. n ELECTRIC Lighting Fixtures, McClary'a Electric Ranges, with Torred Protected Elements. —Frith and C 0..: Albert St. p EVERYTHING Electrical. , .First-class Installations. Repairs a Specialty Day or Niglit.—G. Page, 83, Kemuera Rd. Phone 125-tA. . p OCUSSING Spotlight Torches, 150, 250. 400, 500 feet range, 16/6 to 21/6. I.c Roy. Qwen St. A HOUSE Lighting, sterling work, genuine material. Everything electrical stocked Joueg, 28, Karangahape Bd. 'Phone 2927 a] , I ; D RELIABLE Torch Batteries; longest life Electrical Appliances (Auckland). Ltd. 175. Queen St ' . E WE test Amperage all Batteries in front of customers; ao duds.—Le Roy, Qneeo St. A PORK BUTCHERS. SANDWICHES, Ties, Cooked Meats, Poultry ; socials provided. Prices, quality right—Conrad's, Customs St., opp. "Warer. ler- • D