AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST THREE XIGnTS I — t yric -"YRIC. T YIUC - • — T/ UIC -"YRIC. TO-NIGHT AT 7.43 SHARP Two Bic pKATfRER Either one nf which I ib greater than any picture screening I r_______J PARAMOUNT PRESENTS I THOMAS MKIGH.W THOMAS MEIGHAX In | THE CONFIDENCE MAN. I FI The T w AT 4_?i I 7?JF n,, «» PRESENT the Bn, Nine-Reel Special Attraction. | LILIES OF THE FIELD. With CORINNE GRIFFITH SYI VIA RREAMER, CHARLIE MURK\Y CONWAY TEA RLE M „„•„£ PH-LLLS HAVER. Owing tn the length of the programme. AtTK SHAITp m " k " ! ltat *« Box Plans at Lewis R. Eady nnd Son, Ltd. Theatre 'Phone ."JClo. "The Broadway Gets the Best " T> ROADWAY. To-night BROADWAY -Broadway. „, -.43. broadway. THE LAST NIGHT "THUNDERGATE" —- Owen Moore "TIIUNDERGATE" Sylvia Breamer. A mysterious story of Chinese life. - ( omedy. Gazette. Prices !id and 1/. Phone 107CA. — - TO-MORROW Special Engagement. TOE CAMPBELL BOYS THE CAMPBELL BOYS The World's Greatest Concertina Duo. Also, William Fox Presents "SOUTH SEA LOVE" — Shirley Mason. ■•SOUTH SEA LOVE" Shirley Mason. Also, "THE ROARING LION," Sunshine Comedy TJEGENT. OPPOSITE TRAM DEPOT. ,£ , i.? NT ' EPSOM. EPSOM. REGENT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. REGENT. Selznicks Supreme Offering. REGENT. HETTY COMI'SON In REGENT. "WOMAN TO WOMAN." REGENT. "WOMAN TO WOMAN." REGENT. '"WOMAN TO WOMAN." REGENT. "WOMAN TO WOMAN." REGENT. "Woman to Woman" is not KSStXI: a lu '' i ' l sex drama-It's a REGENT, poignant, gripping story or a REGEXT great love and a greater sacriREGENT. lice, dedicated to the women REGENT, or the world! REGENT. Also Comedy. Scenic. News. REGENT. Regent He Luxe Orchestra REGENT. Usual Prices. 'Phone A 3142. TN AID OF ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ± NATIONAL RESERVE DIVISION. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, At S p.m. " jQESERT "ROMANCE." "A DESERT ROMANCE." "A DESERT ROMANCE." An Alluring Tale of the East— Written and Produced by MRS. NELLO PORTER. TUNEFUL MUSICAL NUMBERS BEAUTIFUL SCENIC EFFECTS WONDERFUL BALLETS Etc- Etc. Reserve Your Seat. Box Plan at Lewis K. Eady aud Sons, Ltd. Prices: 3/, -I and 1/. No Booking Pee. CS4 DIXIELAND. IXIEL A N D. DANCING, TO-NIGHT, S to 11. Admission. 2/0. Special Late Night To-morrow (Wednesday!, 8 to 12. Admission, 5/. 730 BAZAARS. /-ILUBIIOUSE, TDAYSWATER r\7_ARF. rnilF. T>IG THICKENS TJAZAAR NOW IX FULL SWING. NOW IN PULL SWING. PROCLAIMED BY PRESS AND PUBLIC THE MOST ARTISTIC SHOW THIS SEASON. THE COSTUMES AND ' SCENERY A REVELATION. THE SIDESHOWS AND NOVELTIES A DELIGHT. AND THE ADMISSION IS ONLY SIXPENCE. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) SPECIAL BOAT FROM NORTHCOTE. 7.30, RETURNING AFTER BAZAAR. WE OPEN ALL DAY LABOUR DAY. WE OPEN" ALL DAY LABOUR DAY. Admlslon. fid. Combined Ticket. 1/. Covers Return Ferry Trip and Admission to Bazaar. Ask for Bazaar Ticket. JAZZING AT CONCLUSION OF BAZAAR. JAZZING AT CONCLUSION OF BAZAAR. OT. LUKE'S rRESIIYTERIAN CHURCH, REMUERA. JUBILEE TTUIR, W ÜBII.EE - 1 - AIR, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 22nd and 23nl OCTOBER. To be Opened Wednesday Afternoon, At 2.30 p.m.. By LADY GI'NSON. STALLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SIDE SHOWS, ETC. MUSICAL PROGRAMMES EACH EVENING. ADMISSION: Afternoon Free, Evenings Od. MOTOR SERVICES. » ARD MOTOR SERVICE. A. TAUrO—WAIRAKF.I—HAMILTON. Via Cambridge. Dora Horn. Arapuni. Tutaruru. Tokoroa and Atiamuri. Time at Hon Uora and Arapuni to view works. Leave Hamilton —Mon.. Wed.. Sat., !) a.m. Leave Tnupo—Tues.. Thurs.. Sun.. 0 a.m. Conncts with Nnpier Aard Service. North and South Expresses Met. Inquiries Bryce St Hamilton, and Wildman and Arey. Anek'and. A .v. r> ponrT!TS r >N, Pron. Hamilton. - T!CKL»ND CTAR MOTOR SERVICE. A. ' O AARD. franktonte arotia. r\n I—AVER FRAXKTOX JUNCTION on arrival of the Auckland Express at 10 n _ each evening, excepting Saturdays. v'rrlvcs Te Arolia at 1 a.m.. and leaves more a-ain at 1.30 a.m. for Frankton /.action, arriving in time for the passengers to catch the Main Trunk to Auckland ilt 3 4 5 n ' m - INQUIRIES: "~nd Star" Publisher, Fort Street. Rhone 177j. "Vuckland Star" Representative, Hamilton. Phone 171)2. "Auckland Slur" Agent, Te Aroha. ! Phone 217. D 4 DRESSMAKERS. COSTUMIERS. MRS BROWN, 112. Victoria St.—Ladies' and Children's Sewing; cheapest in Auckland. ■ *• j
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 250, 21 October 1924, Page 16
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