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

AMUSEMENTS. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1 LO \ LO , \ LO I ' 10 EVERYBODY'S ] io and TIVOLI. J 10 — 1 10 ] !0 FINAL RETURN SEASON 3 LO LO TILL THURSDAY NEXT ONLY. 3 10 io 10 10 AT BOTH THEATRES. 1 10 Famous Lasky Films present 1 10 Tlie World's Greatest Screen J X 0 Drama. J 10 10 10 10 ■ ______ io ! io : , 10 ] io THE TEN ] 10 io COMMANDMENTS. ] 10 10 ._ 10 I 3 , 10 10 10 10 10 A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. 1 10 THE GREATEST THEME THE I 10 WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN. 3 10 YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY! 1 10 __ , \ lo I EVERYBODY'S. I 3 10 Screening 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. i 10 I Night Session Commences 8 p.m. 3 IO PRICES: 2/9, 2/-, 1/6. 1 1 10 and V- i 1 i 10 Reserves, 3/3. 10 Day Sessions at 10.15, 12.30. | i 10 2.45, 5.20, 8 p.m. 1 10 PRICES: 1/- to 2/9. 1 10 Book at Lewis R. Eady and 1 10 Son, Ltd. 'Phone 44-516, and 1 10 Everybody's Theatre. 'Phone 1 10 * 44-402. 1 10 1— _ } 10 , I 10 f TIVOLI. I 1 10 Owing to the great length of | 1 10 "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" I 1 10 , I it •will commence at 7.40 | 1 10 I sharp nightly. I ' 10 1 PRICES: 2/9. 2/-, 1/6. 1 1 10 and 1/. 1 J 1 10 Reserves, 3/3. I * 10 Book at Clears. Tobacconist, I 1 10 Queen St., or 'Phone 44-136. | 1 10 ' ■ — t 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1 AXEHCXGA piCTUKES TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Foresters'. Foresters'. . Universal Presents : Foresters , . " THE SLANDERERS. Foresters'. " THE SLANDERERS." Foresters'. " THE SLANDERERS." Foresters'. • Featuring Foresters'. Gladys Hulette and Foresters'. Johnny Walkei Foresters'! VAUDEVILLE' TRIALS. Foresters'. Special Engagement of Foresters'. GLADYS CAIN Foresters', and her partner, In the Dane Foresters', ing Duo, with which they woi Foresters', the Auckland Championship h Foresters'. the last competition. Foresters'. Strand. Master Pictures Present Strand. "FIRES OF FATE.;; Strand. " FIRES OF FATE. Strand. "FIRES OF FATE." Strand. Taken from .t he famous nove Strand. "Korosko," by Sir Conaa Doyle Strand Also, Strand! Fifth Series o£ JACK DEMPSEI Strand. Fight Pictures, Strand. "ALL SWELL ON THE Strand. OCEAN." TOWN TTALL /CONCERT pHAMBER OWN -O-aLL VJONCERT V^HAMBER MISS A ILEEN "DERESFORD'S ISS AILEEX I>ERESFORD'S ANNUAL GRAND TRANCE TJECITAL. RAXD ■LaNCE TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) AND MONDAY September 12, 14, at S o'clock. Assisted by Miss May Beresford's Orchestra Lighting Effects by Crosher and Sons. Admission: Adults, 2/; Children, 1/ Tickets obtainable at Miss Beresfords, 106 Symonds Street. ™> rpOWN QONCERT QHAMBER LISTEN, FOLKS! MR. WALTER SMITH informs us confi; dentially that the A LOHA QRCHESTRA A LOHA QRCHESTRA A LOHA QRCHESTRA -RECITAL, On SEPTEMBER 24, 25 AND 26, Will be the BEST yet given by this Orchestra. VTickets obtainable at all Music Shops, and from Orchestra Members. PRICES: 3/, 2/, AND 1/. Box Plan at Lewis' R. Eady and Son, Ltd. 5U DIXIELANT-i I X I E L A N J- , I New Zealand's Leading Cabaret. I X mO-NIGHT. rnO-NIGHT. X 10-NIGHT. -I-O-NIGHT. I A SPECIAL NIGHT. I (Under Patronage of the Hawke's Bay E and Auckland Rugby Football E Teams.) L Dancing' 8 'P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. L Admission, 5/. A Make Your Reservations Early. A BOX PLAN: X 'PHONE 43-535. N CYRIL W. BROOK. Manager. DI X I E L A N -T) IXIELAN 1 -' •Yf-T. \ LBERT. "IyTT. J^LBERT. KOSIE THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, AT S P.M. SHARP. MISS MURIEL BROWN, And her MISS MURIEL BROWN, Clever O LD W OMAN W HO T, IVED ld VVomax Who xn A SJHOE." J-N PANTOMIME pHILDREN. ANTOMiME Children. Prices: Adults, 1/6 and 1/. Sixpence extra for booking. Children 1/ all parts of house; no extra charge for booking. Reserves at Kosie Theatre,. Mt. Albert, or Studio, St. Kevin's Arcade, Karangahape Road. T^UCHRE—A EUCHRE TOURNAMENT rj WILL BEGINNEXT MONDAY EVENING, AT S P.M., At the GOOD SHEPHERD HALL, DOMINION RD. Good Prizes (3) Each Night. Also, Aggregate Prizes at End of Session. BABIES' OUTFITTERS. BABYLAND, Newton.—Mother's Baby Shop. Inexpensive Outfits, Shortening Clothes, Endless variety Babywear. See Window Display. B