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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 90, 17 April 1925, Page 14

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,J EORGE A OORE'S WRCHESTR-. POX WEEKLY NEWS. Sessions: 11 a.m.. 2 p.m., •" p.m., 7.45 p.m. 'PHONE 41-SSIJ. QUEEN'S. .BEN'S. QUEENS. UEEN'S. N O W S II 0 W ! X GN O W -HO W '- N G O FINE PICTURES ON O ONE PROGRAMME. Universal Pictures Present TW)OT piBSON JZPivoT vTIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON In "HIT AND RUN." "HIT AND RUN." " HIT AND RUN." It Out-Cowboys Most Western Pictures, Laughs Most Comedies, and Out-Thrills Most Thrillers. IRENE i~ASTI-ES RENE V^ASTLES In " FRENCH HEELS." " FRENCH HEELS." " FRENCH HEELS." It's a Story of a Girl Who Thought _lore of Flash Dress Thau Reputation. CHAS. /-4HAPLIN HAS. WIAPLIN In THE T-vOUGHNUT T\ESIGNER." HE A-» O_GHNUT0_GHNUT A- F _ SIG y KR- .- SESSIONS : 11 a.m.. 2 n.m„ B r>.m.. nntl 7 4fi nm.

i __ a.m., _ p.m., a p.m.. ana 7.4. p.m. i 'PHONE 41-341. \\J EST T7l N D m II E A T R E. West a_ n d a h e a t re. ponsonby road. . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Screening at 7.45 p.m. Sharp. Warner Bros, present IRENE RICH. MONTE BLUE, MARIE PRE YOST \ In "FLAMING PASSIONS" ' "F L A MING PASSIONS " "FLAMING PASSIONS" (Tlie Story of Lucrctia Lombard). Mermaid Comedy. " GOOD SPORT." 3 Gazette, Scenic, etc. MUSIC BY THE WEST END ORCHESTRA. Reserves at Blanchard's, next Theatre. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 P.M. Free Balloons Given Awny. ' rjITY OF AUCKLAND. ; riIOWK XT A L L. - TTTEDNESDAY, A PRIB eyty 1925, AT S P.M. POPULAR CONCERT hy the jyrUNICIPAL T»AND, Assisted by MADAME ANNETTE lIAYWARD, Soprano. Special Band Numbers are : "Yeomen of the Gunrd," nnd "The Sorcerer." Selections : "Zampa" overture; sketch, "Down South." . Instrumental Solos by Messrs. J. Purchase and Fred. Bowes. • MADAME lIAYWARD will sing: "Scenes That Are Brightest"," and "Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer." CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. Admission, SIXPENCE to all parts of the house. J. S. BRIGHAM, 345 Town Clerk. dixieland. ix i c la n d. the /cabaret tjeadtiful. he Cabaret a>_ A utiful. to-night. to-night. to-night. dancing. 8-11 p.m. admission. 3/. to-morrow' to-morrow. 3-5 p.m. AFTERNOON TEA AND DANCING. Admission, 2/6. t. I. Music by i- THE INTERNATIONAL SIX, <- The Premier Dance Combination. 423 __ - -OOTWEAR. t. XT REASON, " The Reasonable Shoe - - LJ -* Man." Victoria St. and Karangahape ,r Bn. Latest styles. Lowest prices. A i SPORTS REQUISITES. n m ENNIS Kacquetß Repaired and Re-strung 3t r~ within a few hours.—Mackey's, Corner D I Wyndham and Albert SU. JD