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AMUSEMENTS. "If It's a Paramount Picture, It's the Best Show in Town." TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TAI TM KM TM TM TM TM TM TAI , , TM TM TM Til TT'VERTBODY'S. TM TM JCiVERYBODY'S. TM TM I TM TM I TM TM TM TM Finishing Thursday Evening TM TM TM TM James Oliver Curwood's Thrilling TM TM Novel, " The Last Frontier, ,, TM TM turned into a Wonderful Para- TM TM mount Picture, Starring TM TM TM TM THE OXLY TM TM TM TM 1 TM TM TM ™ TOMMY MEIGHAN ™ TM In TM TM TM TM : . TM TM TM TM i , TM TM I TM TM "THE ALASKAN." I tm TM I 1 TM TM TM TM Estelle Taylor (Mrs. Jack Demp- TAI TM sey). and the clever petite little TM TM Chinese girl. Anna May Wong, I'M TM are also in this unusual picture TM TM of the great outdoors. TM TM TM TM Gazette, Comedy, Burton Holmes TM TM Travpls, and Everybody's Super!) TM TM Orchestra. TM TM TM TM COMING FRIDAY, TM TM TM TM TJETTY ,p<OMPSON TM TM -«->ETTY TM TM In TM TM " mHE TTIEMALE." TM TM " J- HE J? EMALE." TM TM TM TM From Cynthia Stockley's Novel TM TM of South African Life, "Dalla, TM TM the Lion Cub." From Junele TM TM Girl to Society Beauty, here's TM TM Betty Compson's greatest role on TM TM the screen TM TM TM TM Remember— TM TM TM TM Next Friday — Betty Compson. TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM TM WEST rpHEATRE. EST -t-'ND -»-HEATRE. PONSONBY ROAD. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Screening at 7.45 p.m., sharp. Grand Double Star Programme. IRENE RICH. MONTE BLUE In " DEFYING DESTINY." " DEFYING DESTINY." Also, HARRY CAREY, In " THE MIRACLE BABY." " THE MIRACLE BABY." Music by the West End Orchestra. Reserves at Blanchard'e, nest Theatre. AMATEUR TRIALS. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT. AMATEUR TRIALS. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT. KOX TXTOODWARD'S T>ICTURES. OX WOODWARD'S ■* ICTUUES. (BRITANNIA.) Poneonby's Popular Pictures. to-night! to-night. Wonderful Double Star Programme, "HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." * "HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." "HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL" "IIALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." ( Also, "BIG TIMBER." "BIG TIMBER." TOPICAL NEWS. ORCHESTRA. Booking at Rushton's. Stationer. 'Phone 2362 A. Stalls, 9d ; Circle, i/. REGENT. OPPOSITE TltAiM DEPOT. EGEXT. EPSOM. — EPSOM. REGENT. REGENT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT REGENT. REGENT. A Glorious Fantasy of the REGENT. Arabian Nights. REGENT. "mHE mHIEF f\F REGENT. " J- HE J-HIEF "F REGENT. • TJAGDAD." REGENT. -t>AGDAD." REGENT. " THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." REGENT. " THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." REGENT. " THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." REGENT. " THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." REGENT. Starring REGENT. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS REGENT. And REGENT. Regent De Luxe Orchestra. REGENT. REGENT. Prices: Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/. REGENT. Phone A 3142 for Reserves. MEETINGS. AUCKLAND CARETAKERS, CLEANERS, AND LIFTMEN'S UNIOW. The Annual Meeting of the Union will be held In the Trades Hall on THURSDAY, March 5, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Annual Balance-sheet; Election of Officers, J. PURTELL, 242 Secretary. EECTTTRES. TTUBST AID TO THIS /sjp>jSg\ X INJURED. THE FIRST I.ECTURK Wlll ho Given to At the AMTtCLANCE STATION, On THURSDAY, March 5. at 7 p.ni. The Fee for the Course (7/6) must be Prepaid to WILLIAM RATTRAY, Hon. Secretary, Ambulance Station. Rutins! St. SHOWS. ALBANY Fruitgrowers' Association.— 2Sth Annual Show. Saturday, March 14. Entries close Saturday, March 7.— F. N. Battersby, Hon. Sec. 71 •LVGAJ, NOTICES. TITAHONY, SON AND DIGNAN, . BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, 'Have Removed Their Offices . to MAHONY'S BUILDINGS (First Floor), 33, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. J HAVE admitted MR. W. TANNER Into Partnership, and the Firm's name will be "GILLIES AND TANNER." n. T. GILLIES, W.S. Solicitor, Hamilton. OPTICIANS. ASK Yon Stunner, Karangahape Road, about your Eye Troubles. Rimless Glasses. Perfect fit. Satisfaction guaranteed. , D BALFOUR M. IRVINE, F.S.M.C. (Prizeman, Exam., London), for Glasses that give satisfaction. —18, Karangahape Rd. D OE. NIELSEN for Efficient Sight Test- * ing and Comfortable Glasses: charges moderate. —206, Karangahape Road p MERCHANT TAILORS. \ NNOUNCING Removal to new premises •"- Wembley Building, next Fire Station' Jack Yoong, late Hobßon St. d DWILFORD, Premier Tailor, opposite • Newton P.O.—All Suits guaranteed hand-made, on premises. jj WH. DREW, Ladles' and Gents' Tailor; satisfaction guaranteed.—79 Welleoley St. W., near St. Matthew's. c YOU can tell the successful mas by bis well-dressed appearance. The Tailor. D