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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15, 19 January 1926, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. TAST I :.:"» rpHREE I J-HRKE I • I T) AYS - ' •''"- l■\rAJESTIC AND fTWVOLI. i-'J-AJESTIC AND J-IVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC AND TIVOLI. MAJESTIC Sessions at 10; 12; 2; 4; 6 and 8 o'clock. TIVOLI Twice Daily at 2.15 and 7.30. * • • TO-DAY AND rpO-NIGHT 1 O-DAY AND J-O-NIGHT I Instantaneous Success of CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN ~ CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In ["THE GOLD RUSH." I "Till: GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." -THE GOLD RUSH." '•THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." ••THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE G-OLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH." "THE GOLD RUSH."

A Dramatic Comedy, Written and Directed by Charlie Chaplin. • • • Charlie Chaplin's "The Gold Rush " contains comedy, drama, satire, melodrama, farce. Not to forget a little slapstick—and everything else in the way of entertainment all rolled into one big ten-reeled film. . J In Addition at the Majestic: "MAJESTIC PICTORIAL NEWS" Topical "WHEN WINTER COMES".. Aesop Fable Cartoon. In Addition at the Tivoli: THOMAS MEIGHAN, In " OLD HOME WEEK." BE T\riSE AND "ROOK! E >V ISE i\ XD iJoOK! Majestic: Box Plan in the Entrance. Xivoli: At Clears, Tobacconist, Queen St. PRICES: Day, 1/, 1/6, 2/. Children Half-price. Evening: 1/6, 2/6, 3/. No Half-price for Children. r?JiriRE. DOMINION HOAD. -L'MPIKE. TO-NIGHT. EM , IKE. -piCIIAKD "TilX, EMPIRE. ■"'ICHAKD J-* IX, EMPIRE. Claire Adams, Robert Edeson, E.MPIKE. Neil Hamilton, EMPIRE. In EMPIRE. ""YfEN- AND TTTOMEX." EMPIRE. "iV! E N AND VV OMEN." EMPIRE. A living, throbbing, crossEMPIRE. section of life from the celeEMPIKE. brated Belasco Stage Success. EMI , IRE. Full Supporting Programme EMPIKE. Popular Prices, 9d, 1/. EMPIRE. Children, 6d. i\f AD A M.E SANS GENE. J -'- L The Story of a Laundress who Became a Duchess. RIA LT 0 FRI DA V VEX T. ALTER SMITH'S BAND WILL PLAY ON S.S. RANGITOTO TO-NIGHT HALF AN HOUR BEFORE SAILING. athletic SPORTS. c EW ZEALAND AMATEUR athletic association. rand q ports /carnival rand Sports v^arnival domain cricket GROUND, DOMAIN CRICKET ground, gATURDAX -JTEST, JANUARY 90 AT 2.15 P.M. FAMOUS OLYMPIC AND WORLD'S CHAMPIONS TO APPEAR. JACKSON V. GCHOLZ. 100 yds, 9 3-ss. 220 yds, 20 i-ss. T LOYD TTAHN. One Mile, 4m 12 2-os.

RUNNING. CYCLING. JUMPING, FIELD AND LADIES' EVENTS. ADMISSION', 1/. GRANDSTAND, 1/. W. MORTON, 41 Hon. Sec, Auckland Centre. CHURCH NOTICES. BIG m B N T. i g -Lent. CIVIC QQUARE. ivic Square. TO-NIGHT, 7.30 P.M. MiR. "WALTER BUSH. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 P.M. REV. J. LOUDEN. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 7.30 P.M. MR. W. J. HOLDSWOKTH. BRIGHT SINGING. POWERFUL ADDRESSES. PONT MISS A MEETING. FUNERAL NOTICES. "OOSKILL LODGE, U.A.O.D. 0 Members are requested to attend the Funeral off our late Bro. W. HINKES, which will leave 21. West Street at 2 p.m. sharp on WEDNESDAY, January 20. Motor at Grafton Bridge at 1.45. H. POLLOCK, Sec. INSURANCE COMPANIES. A LLIANCE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. ■J\. Assets, £25,000,000. "Phone 43-l''a 91, Queen St. Manager. Wilfred Skecg. l> BRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE CO LTD., Fire, Marine, Accident -Union Bldgs. Branch Manager, Geoffrey Nevlll. D A SPECIAL Each Day makes the crowds -tV come our way.— Tint's, My Hatter Symonds St. ' jj