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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 248, 18 October 1924, Page 16

_| AMUSEMENTS. Commencing Next Friday, h Commencing Nest Friday, d Commenciui; Next Friday. s Commencing Next Friday. :, Commencing Next Friday, c Commencing Next Friday. i, Commencing Next Friday. Commencing Next Friday. » fiTRAND. — _ ojTUANI o Strand. — _ Sotrani 0 CSTKAND. — Victor — QTKANI 3 STRAND. _ Hugos — 3 CJTRAND. — Immortal — QTRANI 3 °TRAND. _ Masterpiece. — «TRANI CJTRAND. _ _ yTRANI Strand. _ _ *5 T rani Picture Theatre Advertisers are prone I reckless use of adjectives in the supcrlath degree. In (his case it may be said, with all nssu ance, that we are screening one of tl: best Pictures the Strand has yet presentei One of the World's Greatest RomancesVICTOU HUGO'S IMMORTAL CLASSIC, "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME." •' THE HUNCHBACK OK NOTRK DAME. HUNCHBACK OK NOTRE DAME. HUNCHBACK OK NOTRE DAME. HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME HUNCHBACK Ol.' NOTRK DAME. • HUNCHBACK OF NOTKK DAME. HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME. HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE D\.ME HUNCHBACK OP NOTRE DAME HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME. There have been great pictures 1 before — hut never one like this : never a picture to win or deserve ' such universal praise. Critics have called It great: the theatre-going public have acclaimed it as the most tremendous cinema achievement of all time. You must see this picture! For until you do. you will never realise the magnilicent heights to which a production can attain. Presented with Full Orchestral Score, and Specially Staged Prologue. Note the Trli-es: 2/fi, 1/6, and 1/. At N.Z.s Largest and Finest Picture House. I i I READ THIS CABLE. | LONDON. 2. r >TH. 3.45 P.M. UNARTISCO, SYDNEY. THIEF BAGDAD OPENED LAST NIGHT AT DKURV LANE. CONSIDERED ENGLAND'S PREMIER THEATRE, TO MOST ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE IN HISTORY OF MOTION INDUSTRY IN THIS COUNTRY. TO-DAY'S NEWS-, PAPERS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, ACCLAIM IT AS GREATEST PRODUCTION EVER MADE. MAILING IOU REVIEWS. REGARDS. SILVERSTONE. "PVERYBODYS AND rpiVOLI. COMMENCING NOVEMBER 7TH. PRICES: 4/, ."./. 2/. - T7MPRESS Reservoir Cr., rpHEATR -Impress Newton. J-iieatr TO-NIGHT—At 7.30.—T0-NIGHT. Grand Double Star Programme. Paramount Presents "WEST OF TIIK WATER TOWER." "WEST OF THE WATER TOWER." . In Addition. i "SUCCESS." A Metro "SUCCESS." Picture. Usual Prices. Music by Empress Orchestn t j&/*&< AJEW ZEALAN jKV T#k i> LABOUR PARTI STRAND THEATRI STRAND THEATRI \ t DUCAT El TOMORROW (SUNDAY), OCT. 19, 192 At 7.31) p.m. ■ Orchestral Selections, 7 to 7.30 p.m. ,; Citizens are urgently requested to atter this Meeting. The Subject to be dealt with by COUNCILLOR T. BLOODWORTII is of PARAMOUNT CIVIC , IMPORTANCE PARAMOUNT CIVIC IMPORTANCE The Subject: - "PRIVATE ENTERPRISE—MOTOR Bl Versus '' YOUR OWN ELECTRIC TRAMS AN YOUU OWN MOTOK BUSES." Should you miss Mils Lecture you mi be SOKRY ; Citizens, it touches your pocket! THE LECTURE WILL BE PRECEDE BY TUE FOLLOWING:— , Contralto Solo, "Sink, Red Sun." MISS LAURA STONE. I (Accompanist, Miss E. Gummer.) i AND WILL BE CONCLUDED BY TU FOLLOWING :— „ Contralto Solo, "The Harvester's Song MISS LAURA STONE. (Accompanist, Miss E. Guuimer.) _ Note Our Artist! Aud you will realise tha r there is n musical treat iv store. I Chairman : MR. 11. CAMPBELL. J lion. Accompanist: Mil. L. CONRAD. t . 1 |~1 RE V LYNN BR.A NC 1 " VX BAZAAR. RICHMOND HALL. FRIDAY OCTOBER 2 Open Ii.CJO Till 11 p.m. f Big Variety Stalls and Competitions. I Bran Dips, Ice Cream, Afternoon Tea. Special Evening Attractions. Bargains for Ail. Admission : Afternoon Free, Evening r>. BAZAARS. Under the Distinguished Patronage of The Excellencies, the Governor-General and Lady Jellicoe. T HE Gr IKL lQ- UIDES ' A SSOCIATIO WILL HOLD A " FAYRE OF THE EAST AND WEST," IN THE TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, , ON ! FRIDAY, OCT. 31, & SATURDAY, NOV ] I ; FRIDAY, OCT. 31, & SATURDAY, NOV. 2 The " Fayre" will be opened by H« - Excelency, Lady Jellicoe, on FRIDA3 '. October 31. The Girl Guides will be Inspected in th Town Hall by His Excellency, the Governo] General, on SATURDAY, November 1. The " Fayre " will be dressed in Chines and Old English Costume. THERE WILL BE NUMEROUS STALL? ' AND DANCING EACH EVENING. KEEP THE DATES FREE. (MISS) DOROTHY C. WEBSTER, " Fayre " Secretary. Girl Guides Headquarters, ■fcort's Buildings, 36