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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 126, 30 May 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. EARLY EVENING SESSION AT 6 O'CLOCK. THE rj.RAND -VTATIONAL "I OjVX he -National -i-o-to. THE BIG RACE FROM START TO FINISH. STRAND.. — — CJTRAND. TRAND. — Always — ©TRAND. CJTRAND. — A — C.TRAND. STRAND. — Good —*>TRAND. ,CJTRAND. — Entertainment. — OTRAND. '"THAXU. — — OrBASD. TO-NIGHT, AT G AND S. A DRAMA ON THE MODERN MARRIAGE MUDDLE. How sacred Is the Marriage Vow to the divorcee who makes a habit of taking it? "HER MARRIAGE VOW." " HER MARRIAGE VOW." " HER MARRIAGE VOW." " HER MARRIAGE VOW." " HER MARRIAGE VOW." Featuring The return to the screen, in a Warner Screen Classic, ot BEVERLY -rjAYNE. EVERLY JJAYNE, With MOXTE TTJLCE, ONTE J->LUE, In An Entirely New Production. TFIE GREAT SCREEN DRAMA OF MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE. The charmed circle of the wedding ring—to some it means happiness — others And it like a golden siren beckoning them on to the melting pot. Also Screening : T>EN rpURPIX, In a New Mark Sennett Comedy : "ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH." " ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH." "ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH." TATIIE REVIEW Coloured STRAND MAGAZINE English News. "THE LAMP OF ROMANCE," Novelty Interlude by MISS CECIL HALL and MR. ERNEST SNELL. At 6 and R Sessions. STRAND CJTMPHONIC fIRCHESTRA. TRAND OvMPHONIC (At 8 Session.) GRANT). Opp. G.P.O. pi RAND. RAND. Opp. G.P.O. *JTraND. A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL, j "BURNING SANDS." J Starring TX7AXDA TTAWLET ' » ANDA -O-AWLEY And MILTON CULLS. ILTON OILLS. A Drama of Passionate Love, as Fiery and FlamiDg as the Desert Sun. BURNING QANDS." URNING OaNDS. - ' You'll forget the "Sheik." You'll forget nil you've ever seen on tie screen when you live an hour In "BURNING SANDS." Supported by A FINE COMEDY. SPECIAL ORCHESTRA. Popular Prices. Book your seats for To-night, Dial 42-274. Sessions: 11.13, 1.30. 3.4:>, 6, and S o'clock. AMATEUR TRIALS . AMATEUR TRIALS . TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, AT THE GRAND.

/U*jk ■ \T EW ZEALAND LABOUR X ™ PARTY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), VlftUC-T-T MAY 31ST, 1025, i iv-siii > AT 780 _ M> STRAND THEATRE, STRAND THEATRE, Q.RAND /CONCERT AND T ECTCRE. PROGRAMME. ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS. 7to 7.30 p.m. 1. Solo, "When Love Is Kind" MISS CARMEN WEST. 2. Musical Monologue, "The Difference" — MR. RAYMOND REEVES ... Baritone Solo, "The Toreador" ("Carmen"!, .MR. J. P. DE MON'TALK. 4. LECTURE. Subject: "THE NEED OF THE DAY." by MR. W. .). JORDAN. M.P. (Jlnuukau). Chairman: Mr. IS. Martin. 5. Solo "I Wonder If Ever The Rose" (by Slater). MISS CARMEN WEST. 6. Sketch ... MR. RAYMOND REEVES, i. Baritone Solo, "Yeomen of England" ("Merry England"). MR. .1. P. DE MONTALK. Hon. Pianist: MR. L. CONRAD. Silver Collection to Defray Expenses. Quay Street Meeting at 2.45 r> m. Speakers. Mr. P. H. Hickev. Subject ,f The Solidarity of Labour"; Mr.'J. .Purteli (Chairman). OJ-l

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