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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 216, 12 September 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. / RINCESS. < PRINCESS. RINCESS. < NOW SHOWING. BUCK TONES, ITCK W ONES, Br'CK JONES, BUCK JONES, BUCK JONES, BUCK JONES, BUCK JONES, In WILLIAM FOX'S LATEST DItAMA, "GOLD AND THE GIRL." •GOLD AND THE GIRL." "GOLD AND THE GIRL." •GOLD AND THE GIRL." 'GOLD AND THE GIRL." "GOLD AND THE GIRL." "GOLD AND THE GIRL." "GOLD AND THE GIRL." UNIVERSAL. PRESENTS TAMES T7-IRKWOOD "AMES -1-ViRKWOOI) JAMES KIRKWOOD JAMES KIRKWOOD And MADGE TJELLAMY ADOE JOeLLAMY MADGE BELLAMY MADGE BELLAMY Iv "" SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS 08 , THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." Try and Figure Why the Murdered Man Got Up and Ran Away. ( COMEDY AND NEWS. GEORGE "pOORE'S /"WRCHESTRA. EORGE X OORE'S VARCHESTRA. SESSIONS : 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 3 P.M., 7.45 P.M. PHONE 41-586. RIALTO. Auckland's TJIALTU. lALTO. Tiientre -*-• [ALTO. SaSß:=: De --- e - inßliiSX: LAST TWO NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Paramount Presents a Double Programme. Feature No. 1. "THE FEMALE." " THE FEMALE. -, " THE FEMALE." BETTY fHOMPSON ETTY VJOMPSON VT7ARXER T>AXTER W ARNER D AXTEK Adapted from Cj-ijthia Stocklev's Story, "DALLA—THE LION CUB." A ROMANCE OF SOUTH AFRICAN VELDT. Feature No. 2. " A MAN MUST LIVE." " A MAN MUST LIVE." "A MAN MUST LIVE." R. DSJ Prom I. A. H. Wyllo's Famous Story, "JUNGLE LAW." Richard Dlx in a Picture That Thrills. EXTRA: ART jr AM O, R T -**- AM O, WIZARD OF THE BANJO-MANDOLIN. Late of Victoria Palace, London, And Straight From His City Success. 'Phone 4G609. Raymond Oveiture this evening (by special request) by the Rialto Orchestra. PRICES AS USUAL. A LTHOUSE AND TyriDDLETON. AUSTRALIAN PRESS EXCERPTS:— " NOTHING LESS THAN A STROKE WAS V CREATED BY THE SINGING UK PAUL ALTHOUSE AND ARTHLK MIDDLETON. ALTHOUSE IS A TENOIt OF THE REAL CARUSO ORDER. INDEED, IN HIS SINGING HE STANDS COMPARISON WITH THE FAMOLs ITALIAN. SUCH ■SUPERB DRAMATIC POWER HAS NOT BEEN HEARD BKFOKE. THE AUDIENCE WAS jUMPLI ENRAPTURED. ARTHUR MIDDI.ETO.N i HAS AN EXCEPTIONALLY SONOROUS VOICE OF GREAT COMPASS, W.HlCt* HE EMPLOYS WITH SUBTLE CHANGKW OF TONE COLOUR. BOTH ARTISTS HAVE MUCH IN COMMON. AND THfc ART OF BOTH IS DELIGHTFUL IN ITb CULTURED EASE."—'SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH." Coming to Auckland. "DIG rpOWN ~p^ALL, To Give FOU-U (4) CONCERTS On SAT., MON., WED., AND TnURS., September 26, 28, 30, and October 1. Under the direction of J. and N. Talt. THE MOST IMPORTANT MUSICAL ENGAGEMENT SINCE GALLI CURCI AND KREI3LER. PAUL ALTHOUSE, PAUL ALTHOUSE, PAUL ALTHOUSK, PAUL ALTHOUST-:, PAUL ALTHOUSE, ' Tenor, Metropolitan Opera Co., New York. ARTHUR MIDDLETON, ARTHUR " MIDDLIiTON, ARTHUR MIDDLETON, ARTHUR MIDDLETON, ARTHUR MIDDLETON, Baritone, Metropolitan Opera Co., New YorK. •Presenting programmes that contain an admixture of everything worth while in Music, from Oratorio and Opera to simple Folk Sougs and Popular ißallads. So that ererv member of the community may have an* opportunity of hearing these •Distiniuisaed Singers, Messrs. J. and >• Tait have fixed the prices at 7/6, 3/, 3,', and 2,', plus tax. Box Plans for the 7/0 Reserved Seats open at Left-is R. Ead.v and Son, Ltd.. on MONDAY WEEK, September 21. Representative. Leo Dv Chateau. yj T- ANDREW ' S SOCIETY , . GRAND SCOTS CONCERT. CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 19, AT 8 P.M. FINE VARIED PROGRAMME ARRANGED, INCLUDING The Society's Choir, ■ . Mimter Prize Quartet, And Prominent Local Artists. 9 / ALL ONE PRICE Tickets and Plan at Lewis K. Eady ana. Son, Ltd. D McLAREN, m . Hon. Secretary. P. 0 .: Box BSl.' 83 SUNDAY NIGHT AT SEVEN. UNITARIAN CHURCH. KBTD. iA. THOBNHILL'S " T H E CHBIST."