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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 248, 18 October 1924, Page 52 (Supplement)

AMUSEMENTS. RATIONAL • "RATIONAL > Presents, By Spreinl Arrangement with First National, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGB, In Her Supreme Offering of a Colossal Photo-Drama. "ASHES OF VENGEANCE." " A SHES r\F -y-ENGEANCE." " A SHES r\F -y-ENGEANCE." ! " ASHES QF -y-ENGEANCB." I " A SHES QF ~yENGEANCE." I I TEN STUPENDOUS REELS. Supported by: CONWAY TEARLE, BETTY FRANCISCO, WALLACE BEERY, COURTNEY FOOTE. 27 STARS AND 10,000 SUPERS. Huge Settings—Massive Scenes—Monumrnts of Splendour and Grandeur—of Heartbreak and Exaltation—Thousands of Players—Sets That Cost Thousands to Build—Mob Scenes Overwhelming in Their Magnitude. ROMANCE MAGNIFIED— GLORIFIED— ENTRANCING. Preeminent Love Interest—Gorgeous Costumes —The Largest Ballroom Setting Ever Erected—l2oo Dancers Gracefully Portraying the Minuet— MAKE THIS A WOMAN'S PICTURE. A'irile Rush of Action—Herculean Battles Between Hate Maddened Swordsmen— Armed Horsemen Riding Down Enemies. MAKE THIS A MAN'S PICTURE. A PICTURE FOR THE MULTITUDE. " THERE IS NO GREATER PICTURE." THE PHOTO-PLAY SUPREME. ■yrORMA mALMADGE, J ASHES f\V VENGEANCE." \J V J I I INITIAL AUCKLAND SCREENING, OCTOBER 24, AT THE NATIONAL. SPECIAL NOTE ! The Management takes pleasure in announcing that by the courtesy of Messrs. Hugh Wright, Queen St. (opp. Fort St.), we have been enabled to display, from j Wednesday Next, for your admiration, the actual and original costumes as worn by Miss Norma Talmadgc and Mr. Conway Tearle in "Ashes of Vengeance." We I respectfully direct your attention j to these beautiful costumes as an ) exhibit of yesterday. I J L EVERYBODY'S. I VEUYBODY'S. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. EXTENDED SEASON OF I JACKIE /-tOOGAN | j WACKIE VJOOGAN I I "T OXG J IVE mHE T7-ING." | I •LIVE -*-HE JXi>; G ... 1 I 1 Better than "The Kid" nnd "Oliver Twist" put together. Delights the Children and their Parents as well. Mary Roberts Rinehart's best seller made Into a Thriller of the Silver Sheet. EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA. FRIDAY NEXT: BLANCHE SWEET in "THOSE WHO DANCE." EMPIRE THEATRE, DOMINION RD. MPIRE. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. EMPIRE. EMPIRE. - EMPIRE. EMPIRE. Stupendous Production, EMPIRE. Oscar Asche's EMPIRE. EMPIRE. "CHU-CHIN-CHOW." EMPIRE. "CHU-CHIN-CHOW." EMPIRE. "CHU-CHIN-CHOW." EMPIRE. EMPIRE. EMPIRE. EMPIRE. Starring Betty Blythe as EMPIRE. Zahrat, the Desert Flower,EMPIRE. And Herbert Langley as EMPIRE. EMPIRE. "CHU-CHIN-CHOW," OF EMPIRE. CHINA. EMPIRE. EMPIRE. empire. "cnn-cniN-cnow," EMPIRE. "CHU-CIIIN-CIIOW," EMPIRE. "CIIU-CHIN-CHOW," EMPIRE. In Ten Absorbing Reels. EMPIRE. EMPIRE. EMPIRE. The Greatest Picture Ever EMPIRE. Produced. EMPIRE. EMPIRE. 'Phone Reserves 35T4A, or EMPIRE. 3435 A till 7 p.m. RAGGE'S TROPICAL PALM GARDEN AND INSTITUTE, BIRKENHEAD. A Unique Picnic Spot and Pleasure Resort. Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. "AL FRESCO" EVENING PARTIES By Appointment. Be Fashionable. ADMISSION 1/. Hot Water and Teas. S SCUU.ING. A USTRALASIAN QCULLING /CHAMPIONSHIP. (Three and n-nuarter Miles.) H ANNAN (PAT) (Holder), Versus ARNST (DICK) (Challenger) (Ex-World's Champion) To be Rowed on .the WAIKATO RIVER At HAMILTON, {SATURDAY, /"OCTOBER OK RACE STARTS AT 2.45 P.M. ADMISSION, 2/-. Special Train Arrangements are being made. Watch further Issues. COLIN SPEIGHT, 24 Hon. Secretary. CRICKET. /j. A UCKLAND CRICKET WV -"- ASSOCIATION. yfcJ CLOSING OF ENTRIES. JJj/fi| Entries for All Grades in Competitions under the above Association will be received up till 3 n m on TUESDAY, 21st Inst, at the Office of J. H. Watts, 09, Queen Street, or with the undersigned, G.P.O. Box 70. H. E. ETON, ••' ;!.,:_=:._.£_ Hon. Secretary.