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_»_ AMTTSEMENTS. NOW SHOWING. £ NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.15, 2.0, 4.30. 6 and S. ■__:. LTRIC. NIGHTLY 7.45. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.30. HI First National Films Presents the Goldwyn Special Super Attraction, THE GREATEST LOVE STORY OF ALL TIME, ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." f"N;OR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." £H N -£5 GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." !t L t IN -£ R GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLTX'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYNS "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYNS "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." '~ Featuring f AILEEN pRINGLE, "\TAGEL, i -EILEEN J- RINGLE, JN AGEL, ,*'.. lr MITCHELL LEWIS, DALE FULLER, a? &TLART HOLMES. JOHN SAINPOLIS. "THREE WEEKS." "THREE WEEKS." ;; THREE WEEKS." "THREE WEEKS." wiiif: :;?g_ii sii: "THREE WEEKS." "THREE WEEKS." "THREE WEEKS." "THREE WEEKS." "THREE WEEKS." . "THREE WEEKS." THE ROMANCE THAT WILL LIVE FOR EVER. The World has Waited to See Elinor Glyn's Immortal Romance on the fecreen. Now it comes to you. made into a brilliant motion picture production, ! beautiful, dramatic. 1 Those tvho loved the book will find the picture even more thrilling. THREE WEEKS" is one of the most talked of novels of recent years. Everything that made the book a sensation is here in the film. The deathless devotion of the handsome youth for the Lady of Mystery is a thrilling I narrative that you will treasure for ever in your memory. Elinor Glyn's \ picturlsed story is already the most discussed photoplay ever shown on the 1 . screen. "VTOTICE : " A " piERTIFICATE. -Notice: "xx.» Certificate. THIS PICTURE HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED BY THE N.Z. CENSOR AS BEING MORE ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY. * __ A CJPECIAL QJUPER A TTRACTION. -£*• Special -Attraction. supporting programme includes : ; latest english gaumont graphic. bruce barton scenic. L*. " " SPATT FAMILY," 2-reel Comedy. Reservations for Both Theatres at Messrs. Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. PRICE, 2/9. BOOK NOW. BOOK NOW.

AMTTSEMEfrrS. EIALTO. — Auckland's — "DIALTO. lALTO. —* Theatre — -t*IALTO. iTJIALTO — De Luxe. —T> lALTO. ■t«IALTO. — — -CVIALTO. ON BROADWAY, NEWMARKET. L • TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. F - LAST NIGHT. Master Pictures Present, fpHE T IGHTHOUSE T)T mHE Q- KA-iJ-he -Lighthouse -I>y -»-he C3ka. From the story by Owen Davis. Rin-TLn-Tin, the Wonder Do?, is the Star, supported by Louise Fazenda, Buster "*■ Collier, Jun., etc. A 100 Per Cent Picture. Also, ' " rpHE mHREE A <3ES." "J- he J-hree Ages." Bnster Keaton"s very finest flve-reel Comedy—(Better Than " Sherlock Jun." Here's a Cure for the Blues 1 r And the RIALTO ORCHESTRA. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW "FORTY WINKS" .... Raymond Griffiths •'FORTY WINKS" Raymond Griffiths And I " THE GRAY DAWN." " THE GRAY DAWN." 1 " \ The Overture being featured this week is "IF I.WERE KING" By Adam. , : Usual Prices. 'Phone 46-600 1/, 1/6, 2/. Children Halt Price. Car Parking Area at rear of Theatre. Attendant in Charge. ~i BOXING. I NORTHERN -gOXING (Patron: His Excellency, the GovernorGeneral.) mOWN TTALL. mOWN TTALL J. OWN -EL ALL. -1-OWX JtL A LL. r- "IV/TONDAY, OCTOBER to @i -"J-ONDAT, "CTOBER -L". ,T\ICK: Tj^LMOUR. IA-'ICK The French DICK ELMOUR, DICK - ELMOUR, Welter-weight DICK ELMOUR, I . fDOXES r UJOXES GHAS. TKJRDY, HAS. -L URDY, CHAS. PURDY, Light-weight. CHAS. PURDY, <J CHAS > PUKDI, rr puRSE, p-IKft I Preceded by a. number of first-class Amateur Bouts. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN at. Carter and Asher's, opp. " Herald " Office. PRICES: Reserves, 7/6; Stage, £1; Circle and Stalls, 5/ ; Back Stalls and Gallery, 2/6. We pay tax. J. H: WATTS, Hon. Secretary. LAWN TENNIS. .gJF rpHE MANSIONS TENNIS £\ - 1 - CLUB, Whitaker Place, Symonds Street. Applications are invited for Mem- * bership in the above Club, opening about November 1. Five Hard Courts. BuSday PL 11 /." heM dUriDS the Season - Particulars from l( TENNIS SECRETARY, _ "The Mansions." B CRICKET. 14; L - H - SAUNDERS E - GEE . Son. sec.