i AMUSEMENTS. S ! t i "MME. SANS GEXE," A GLORIA „ | SWANSON CINEMASTERPIECE. i i 1 ! U ■ First Motion Picture ever to play on £ j Broadway at Five Dollars a Seat. _ The first motion picture ever to •> play on Broadway at five dollars [t a seat — that's the reputation rl "Madame Sans Gene," hailed as j, Gloria Swanson's cinemasterpiece, [J made for itself at the opening - performance in New York. More--5 over, the theatre was packed to the rafters for the occasion, witn c. hundreds of unsuccessful applicants j l . for seats and a crowd of several ,j thousands giving the police a tussle outside the theatre in their efforts '. to get into the place and also to [• catch a glimpse of Miss Swanson t and her French nobleman-husband. j. the Marquis de la Falaise de la j Coudrays. It • t "\.f ADAME CJANS C\ ENE - '•-"J-ADAME ►JANS VIENE " j Is Now Drawing Crowded Houses | t At The * ! TIVOLI * i EVERYBODY'S } I. 1 t j t PLEASE NOTE THE SESSIONS: I . EVERYBODY'S—IO a.m.. 12 noon, 2 p.m., i 4 p.m., 6 p.m., S p.m. : TIVOLI-7.30 p.m. I SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBERS [ By the 1 i i i 1 * I TIVOLI I | EVERYBODY'S | 1 I | And i | \ i ORCHESTRA. | I ORCHESTRA. I _ i t | I t BE WISE—BOOK YOUR SEATS. . I 1 i 1 EVERYBODY'S— ! I | Reserves at Lewis R. Eadv and | i Son, Ltd., or at Theatre, or JRing | j 44-402, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Attend | | the Day Sessions, or at 6.15. You | | I may not get in later unless you | > Reserve. 1 1 I TIVOLI— j 1 Reserve Plan at Cleal's, Tobac- j | conists, queen St., nest Fowlds, | jor Ring 44-136. Hundreds will | I be disappointed—Reserve Early. j i ! 1 -p.MPRESS NEWTON. A-A (Reservoir Corner.) TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Complete Change of Programme. Paramount, Special Attraction, ZANE GREYS WONDERFUL STORY, " mUE /TVHUNDERING TTERD," " rpHE rpHUNDERIXG TTERD," " rpilE rpiIUNDERING TTERD," With JACK HOLT, LOIS WILSON, NOAH BEERY, and RAYMOND HATTON. ZANE GREY'S thrill-packed Romance of the West. An epic of the Plains when the Indian and the Buffalo were the masters. " rpiiE mHCNDERING TTERD," " rpHE rnHUXDEEING TTERD," Special Musical Score. , j COMEDY AND GAZETTE. 1 j Stalls, nd : Circle. ],'. liescrvcs 27-077. i ■ , r\NEHUNGA PICTURES — TO-NIGHT, j : Strand. William Fox Presents i Strand. "THE PAINTED LADY." ' ! Strand. " THE PAINTED LADY." | j Strand. Featuring Dorothy MacKaill and 1 I Strand. George O'Brien. i J Strand. A Thrilling Story of the Sea. j Strand. Also Screening: "Wolves of the Strand. North."' Serial. TO-MOREOW NIGHT—"LA VENTURA. " { APOLOGY. APOLOGY. t WE. MESSRS. ABEL DYKES. LTD.. MERELY THE PRINTERS OF THE PAPER KNOWN AS THE "N.Z. : SENTINEL." DESIRE TO PUBLICLY , APOLOGISE TO MR. A. HALL SKELTOX FOR THE STATEMENTS COXTAIXED IX THE ARTICLE PRIXTED BA" US IXADVERTEXTLY OX OCTOBER li 1.023, CONCERNING 1 HIMSELF AXD THE P.P.A. WE REGRET VERY . MUCH SUCH STATEMENTS CONTAINED THEREIN, AND STATE EMPHATICALLY OUR FIRM MERELY PRINTED THE SAME WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF THE GRAVE NATURE OF THE ALLEGATIONS TILL POINTED OUT LATER. WE DESIRE TO STATE WE HAVE NO INTEREST WHATEVER IN THE MATTER COXTAIXED IX SUCH ARTICLE AXD REGRET VERY MUCH THE IXJURY SUCH STATEMENTS MUST DO TO MR A. HALL SKELTON. Auckland, December 2, 1920. ABEL DYKES, LTD., ROBERT SAMUEL ABEL, Managing Director. MEETINGS. PITT STREET METHODIST CHURCH ITT STREET METHODIST CHURCH. REV. LEONARD B. DALBY. REV. LEONARD B. DALBY. Of Kentish Town, London. WELCOME MEETING, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AT 7.30 P.M. " WEDNESDAY EVENING, AT 7.30 P.M. Induction by President "of Conference, . REV. T. R. RICHARDS. Welcome for Ministers' Association, REV. LIONEL FLETCHER. Chairman. REV. E. DRAKE. THE SURFDALE WELFARE AND PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE. ANNUAL MEETING, 1925. TO BE HELD IN SURFOALE HALL. ON SUNDAY, DEC. C, 1925, at 2.30 p.m. All well-wishers and those interested in Surfdale are cordially invited to attend. Don't Forget DEC. 6. at 2.30 p.m. W. BOARDMAN. ESQ.. Chairman. F. ETHERIDGE. ESQ., Hon. Treas. -M. HOLDSWORTH. Secretary. "VrOUNT RICHMOND DOMAIN BOARD. A Public Meeting will be held in the Otahuhu Public Hall on TUESDAY. DeceniI ber S. 1925, at S p.m.. for the purpose of j selecting names to be submitted to his i Excellency the Governor-General for appointI ment as the Mount Richmond Domain i lioard in place of tie miring Board. R. B. TODD, j* Chairman of the Board. I A UCKLAND MUSICIANS' UNTON 1 - Z he 2?** Monthly Meeting will be held iin the Druids" Hall, North Street on BUSINE...S. Consideration of New' Award: Report of Conference Delegates - '■■ j General. = " ■ ; (Signed), G. F. CATER. j IS. Maidstone Street. Grey Lynn. "Os j j - MOTOR SERVICES. j i A ARD TAXIS. 42-40S, Gore Street.— ! i s*; Continuous Service. Tours. Weddings SpeciaUy Catered for. Council ratesJohnston Taxis. es - I EBMOVAL NOTICES. ' TOED FIELDING, Hairdresser Tobac--1
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 285, 2 December 1925, Page 24
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