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AMUSEMENTS. ! TYfAJESTIC - - . "\rAXESTIC ' JJ -AJESTIC XfAJESTIC 1 • -"J-AJESTIC XfAJESTIC -"-AJESTIC ''The Theatre BeautifnL" Direction - - - - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuously from 11.15 a.m. DAILY at 11.15. 1. 2.30, 4.30, 6 and 7.50. Another Metro-Goldwyn, JACKIE COOGAN In I His Latest Production, I "THE RAGMAN."----1 4 THE NEW ADVENTURES OF "THE KID," Where "The Kid" , left off, "The Ragman" Begins. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. 1. Overture. '•Raymond" (Thomas). MAJESTIO ORCHESTRA OFi SOLOISTS, Of 19 Players. 2. "Majestic Pictorial News." 3. "Pathe Review"—ltems in Colour. 4. "Hot Heels" —Comedy. 5. "The New Stereoscopiks"—Norelty. 6. "Dance Parisienne" — By Bettina Edwards, Yaleska and Theo. Tresize. 7. JACKIE COOGAN in "THE RAGMAN." * * * PRICES:'Day, 1/, 1/6; Children, 6d, 1/. Evening, 1/6 to 3/. Bos Plans Now Open in the Majestic entrance, daily 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. NOTICE TO MOTORISTS:—Cars may be left in Lome Street behind Theatre in charge of Atten,danEUnited Artists Present .CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLIN a CHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLIN - In - j"THE GOLD RUSH." J "THE GOLD RUSH." | " THE GOLD RUSH/ , | '•THE GOLD RUSH." | •• THE GOLD RUSH. - ' 1 "THE GOLD RUSH/ | "THE GOLD RUSH." j " THE GOLD RUSH." 1 "THE GOLD RUSH." | " THE GOLD RUSH." | " THE GOLD RUSH." j !__ A Dramatic Comedy. Written and Directed by Charlie i Chaplin. * * * Man's Greed for Gold tamed into Comedy that will rock you with Laughter. j Hardships of the Klondike stampede made j to seem uproariously funny. ! Hunger Pangs the basis of antics so clerer that they make you forget pain. Loresickness becomes the foundation fo~ Chaplin tricks that rouse hilarity. Blizzards switched into boisterous gales ana blustery shouts of glee. Freezing cold brings the warmth oi laughter that never ceases, always increases. CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHAfiLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLIN __ In i"THE GOLD RUSH."! " THE GOLD RUSH." " THE GOLD RUSH." i "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." " THE GOLD RUSH." " THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." " THE GOLD RUSH." i "THE GOLD RUSH." ' " THE GOLD RUSH " j _J \ ■ I Screening SimultaneonsljAt The ATAJKSTIC AND fpiVOLL -U-AJESTIC AND -*-IVOLI MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI COMMENCING TTIRIDAY. Commencing -f riday Bpg!S Slit Majestic : Daily, from 10 a.m Tivoli : Daily, at i3O and S. " O * EHU Anight 1 CTUKES " Strand. William Fox" Presents tVr= ,f ' c GE 9RGE O'BRIEN. Itrind. o£ " The ril lron *°™" Strand. [ . Strand, j "THE FIGHTING HF\RT" Strand. " THE FIGHT NG HEART-" ttrand' f " THE FIG HTING HEART:IS "-™gfe GEß ., Strand. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA I.OPGE JTQTICES. T INSTALLATION OFFICERS OF LODGE Will" beheld on JAX. 14, In the METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL HALL VINCENT AVENUE (REMUERA). All Members of Male and Female Lodges kindly asked to be present. Take car to Remuera Post Office. MOTOR SERVICES. "AUCKLAND STAR" MOTOR SERVICE. FRANKTON TO TE AROHA. CAR LEAVES FRANKTON JUNCTION' STATION ON GRAND HOTEL SIDE at 10.45 p.m. each evening, excepting Saturdays, on arrival of the Second Express. Arrives at Te Aroha at 1 a m and leaves there again at 1.30 a.m. to connect with Main Trunk train for Auckland at Frankton at 3.45 a.m. j INQUIRIES: I AUCKLAND—Publisher, "Auckland Star " : Phone 42-123. j HAMILTON — Representative "Star » ; Phone 1792. ar * ITE AROHA — Agent "Auckland Star" ■ Phone 217. D 4 A ARD TAXIS, 4'J-4SS, Gore Street — -A- Continuous Service. Tours, Weddings Specially Catered for. Council Johnston Taxis. * A INSURANCE COMPANIES. ALLIANCE ASS.DRANCE CO., LTD Assets, £23,000,000. 'Phone 43-12:/ 91. Qneen St. Manager, Wilfred Skegg. D RITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE CO LTD.. Fire, Marine, Accident.-Unlon : Bldgs. Branch Manager, Geoffrey Neviil. d TT«OUNTAIN Pen and Eversharp Pencn -C Buchanan, cor. Queen and Fort Sts. Repairs promptly executed D