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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 189, 12 August 1925, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. "YTOW QHOWING. —• Showing. — | AMERICAN TjUiEET'S ! MERICAX -T LEET'S I A KKIVAL AT A UCKLANO. j ■ARRIVAL AT ArCKLAXU. | COMPREHENSIVE ' VIEWS I'IIOTO-i GRAPHED YESTERDAY BY THE I STRAND'S OWN CAMERAMEN OF THE I ARRIVAL IN THE WAITEMATA Ob , ! UNCLE SAMS OCEAN GREYHOUNDS. I CJTRAND. — CJTRAND | — Always — ! STRAND. — A — CJTRAND j TR.AND. — Good — *OTI!AND I STRAND. — Entertainment — CJTRAND , 'IRANI). — — KjTRAND Direction. . . .Fiiller-llayward Theatres. AFTERNOON TKA FREE : 12 TO 4.1.".. AFTERNOON TKA FREE: Z TO -1.10. • o * i Paramount ' Pictures i Present a SUPER PICTURE— TONIGHT AT 0 AND 8. j "THE GOLDEN BED." I j "THK GOLDEN BED." i "THE GOLDEN BED." i "THK GOLDEN ISICD." ! " XHK GOLDEN BED." Tin- Luxurious Cecil do Mille Special. STRAND MAGAZINE Topical. PATHE review Interest. 'IF NOAH LIVED TODAY." Another Clever Aesop Fable. STRAND CjyMPHONY IRAND "I'Ml'llONV "koUESTKA I (of I'l perforniersj. ■ rnO-NIGIIT AT O i J-ONIGHT AT O. OUR FOURTH NIGHT WITH THE OPERAS. Vocal and Instrumental Gems Prom GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERAS. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERAS.; The Soloists appearing are j MISS EILEEN MILLAR ami MR. ARTHUR RIPLEY. •TilllK OF THE TJBTROL ! ••-Mie kjtorv of the J-etkol; MOTOR." OTOK." SHOWING AT OTRAND rniIEATRE J-IIEATRE AT 11.10 A.M. AND ,". P.M. The educational film introduced by the Auckland .Motor Trade Association showing Hie internal workings of a petrol engine is being screened at the Mranil Theatre, and will be shown at ll.in a.m. and r> p.m. Tin: Auckland Automobile Association lias approved ihi- liim on behalf of its members, iiMl advises nil who have not an irni- I mate knowledge of the operation of ! the four-cycle engine, to avail them- I helves of this opportunity of securing a better working knowledge of their j cars. ' : G KAND - L OWKU QLEEN £T. | . opposite ui:.\i:i;.i,. i-osx \ I i utrßg.. L ; VEU , yhALA.VDS fMI liATi. ;X j IJIIOT.JjjRAMATIC QfcNSATIOX! % l STILL HRKAKIXG RECORDS! J-MHiU I'KOI'LK HAVE J-.N.lOihl) IT. i VISITORS : I I THERE 18 NO BETTER | ! i WAV OF SKM ING SUMIv | i THING OF THE GRI-.AT , I .MAORI RACE—THEIR CIIIV- j , ALKY, Til KIR FIGHTING | I i '.KNITS AND OTHER WON- | 1 I'KIUTI. ATTlill'.l TKS THAT , ! MAKE Til KM .\M<T .YD- | ' MlliED OK NATIVE RACES , ; THAN IIV SEEING , i KKwrs , i .■:wus ■ i t ] AST : I -L*AST CTAND.- i j Otand." j THE PICTURE ALL NEW | , ZEALAND IS PROUD liF : | X I-) W MAORI PROLOGUE I DAY SESSIONS : ll.:.»i, J. r,.4.-,. and S. ORCHESTRAL OKSSIONS : RiHK<TRAi, »31-:sf<IONS : I »> AND Q P.M. I — AND O i«.j|. When a Kuli Or.-l)eslrj> will play the Sppi-lal Miisiral Score .if Maori Miiyjo. j TJEGKNT. OPPOSITE TRAM DEPOT, '■ lx Ktii:ST. EPSOM. EPSOM Regent. TO-NIGHT. AT S SHARP Recent. ROBERT W. CHAMBERS' Recent. Popular Novel. Regent. " BETWEEN FRIENDS " Regent. " BETWEEN FRIENDS." Regent. Starring Regent. LOT' TELI.EGAN. Regent. ANNA Q. NILSSOX Regent. NORMAN KERRY, Regent. And Others. Regent. Also. Regent. .MACK SENNKTT COMEDO Regent. And Latest News. Regent. And Regent Do Luxe Orchestra.' Regent. Usual Prices. 'Phone 20-142. OXEHUNOA PICTURES. NEHUNGA PICTURES. TO-XIGIIT. I STRAND. William Vox '"Presents t STRAND. "GERALD CRANSTON'S I STRAND. LADY." I STRAND. Featuring STRAND. Alma Reubens and STRAND. .TaJiies Kirkwood. Strand Birthday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Special Attractions. U- PAUL'S PARISH HALL. Symonds St. I TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). AT S P.M. /I O N ; C E R T j V- () N C E R T I OF PIANO. VIOLIN AND VOCAL MUSIC' By Students of the TAITMORRIS | SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Ami Representative Pα ii!s of MR. AND 1 MRS. MORRIS AND MR. .JOHN TAIT. I FREE ADMISSION PROGRAMMES may be had at the Academy. Upper Queen Street : X, Ligar St. : and from the Verger. S, Paul's Church. Syinonds St. [V! A UCKLAND KENNEL CLUB SHOW. I /*- DON'T FORGET, ! ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY. AUGUST 14. I 11. l> ANDERSON". ! 71 Sec, 111, Commerce St. I CIRCUS. I HONOUR WHERE HONOUR Fs DUE. | With the world's attractions from which j to choose, Auckland, the Queen City of I the North has selected the Greatest Ring Show on Earth., IJEKRY "OliOS. AND TTWtONTS VEff -*■ h'KRY -"ROS. AM) -LiRONUS EW C10MBIXEI) /CIRCUS COMBINED v-IRCUS ' i as the one eminently suited by reason j of it* liisness and tradition to make ! brilliant the festal weeks of the I VISIT OF TIIK AMERICAN FLEET. I Deeply appreciative of this honour, the Ferry Bros.. Managing Directors of the World's Greatest Ring Show, have prepared and arc presenting to New Zealand's thousands THE GREATEST RING SHOW IN HISTORY. A Circus thai includes the pick of tlie j World's Highest Trained Horses. Lions. ] Elephants, and other Trained Y\ iUI Animals, and which includes also per. j formers from all parts of the world. j presenting Acts which cannot fail to create a profound impression ' A CIRCUS THAT IS DEVOTING ONE ! BENEFIT NIGHT. ALSO A BIG I PERCENTAGE or the GROSS J TAKINGS OF EVERY PERFORMANCE TO THE FUNDS OF THF ! NEW ZEALAND BLIND INSTITUTf' POPULAR PRICES ' i EVERY EVENING AT S I , M I SPECIAL BIG ATTRACTION MVTIXFFS ' WEDNESDAYS. SATURDAYS AND i ALL HOLIDAYS. AT 2.3(1 PM i LOCATION: OPP. PRINCF.'S WHARF. ! SHOWS. V UCKLAND KKXXKL CLUIi • ALL CHALLENGE SHOW. ! ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, AU(iUST 1-1. j fl. B. ANDERSON, ! Secretary. j in. Coiiiincrce Street. j^ SING New Zealand's Welcome Song. • "Boys From U.S.A." Obtainable all Music Sellers. 01,