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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16, 20 January 1926, Page 20

, AMUSEMENTS. "■'■.■--•-, J^ AT EVERYBODY'S, I j 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. .-' : ," " ■ '.'v ■ I Two Big Paramount Attractions, ! i ' i BETTY /"10MPSOX As \ ETTY WOMPSOX the \l , BETTY COMPSON Queen X BETTY COMPSOX or -1' ' BETTY COMPSOX Chinatown. i i Comedian "RAYMOND GRIFFITH' Comedian AViYMOXD VTriffitS With the RAYMOND GB FFITK Silk Raymond Griffith. Hat. RAYMOND GRIFFI^ la ..'..' "PATHS TO PARADISE*;. The Story of Two Crooks who 'i could not be Happy till they ' 1 ' Gave Back the Diamonds. ! •] —The picture with the super-' : : f speed, laughter-packed, thrill- 1 ' strewn chase in it. The '• crook " picture that holds more straight-out laughs to the luch than many of the best comedies. Here's "High Hat" Griffith stepping on the laughing gas' It s a mad joy-ride a thousand smiles long! Chaplin and Lloyd bare their big successes, but just see this '< fellow Griffith in " Paths to Paradise."' , SECOND BIG ATTRACTION : ,TOM MEIGHAX in OLD HDVP tot™,, TOM MEIGHAX In OLD HOME wl|g " The story of a crowd of "oil" crooks in a little country townspouts of fun— gushes of. ! ■ laughter. ; " 3 EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA n ■ of 10 Soloists. " -j " 1 Reserve by Phone 44-402, or at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., or at Theatm REMEMBER ! SCARAMOUCHE" , CARAMOUCHE " j FRIDAY WEEK. H™ AJESTY ' S THEATRE, XX IS MAJESTY'S J-HEAT®, Proprietors : J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD, " CAPPY RICKS " BOX PLAN NOW OPE* At Lewis R. Eady and «on, Ltd. ' I BRIEF SPECIAL RETURN SEASON.:; Commencing NEXT SATURDAY, JAN. 23, j AX EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT" THAT WILL LIVE FOR ALL TIMS J LX THEATRE-GOERS' MEMORY.''] THE COMEDY OF A LIFETIME, j IN " Tt,-^9- - OF INFECTIOUS ANO I IRRESISTIBLE LAUGHTER, .J, "QAPPY R ICKS.» [j "QAPPY "DICKS." '? "QAPPY T3ICKS." jj " QAPPY TJICKS." • } PRESENTED BY THE SAME CAPABIJ COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, AND HEADED BY ,i ARD YONS ' ' '' i VyARD X YONS, . ' IN HIS WORLD-FAMED TMPERSONi* TIOX OF THE IRASCIBLE BUT LOVABLE OLD TYRAXT. ~ NO COMEDY HAS ACHIEVED THS ! ■ SAME WONDERFUL RECEPTION i AS , .. .. • j "QAPPY -RICKS'- •] "QAPPY RICKS'- . ?? THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. j ' i PRICES : 7/ (Reserved), 6/, 4/ and V <plus tax). '■ • No Early Doors. . . — KINGSLAJOU, «Rl-H Jl TO-NIGHT. . . ROYAL. JACK MULHALL, ROYAL. EDNA MURPHY ROYAL. In ROYAL. "TNTO mHE "MET." ROYAL. "A-NTO J- HE JN ET." ROYAL. In Eight Reels. ROIAL. By Richard Enrigbt CommitROYAL- sioner of the New York Pollca . ROYAL. Force. This thrilling sens* ROYAL. tional story based- on official ROYAL. records. ROYAL. Big Supporting Programme. ROYAL. Prices: 9d, 1/. Children, 6d CHURCH NOTICES. _" BIG mEN T, i I G -L E N T, ■ . ! CIVIC SQUARE. I CIVIC SQUARE. i TO-NIGHT, 7.30 P.M. 1 MR. W. J. HOLDSWOBTH. '1 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3 P.M.—* 1 REV. J. PATTISON. 1 THURSDAY NIGHT, 7.30 P.M.— . DR. W. H. PETTIT. BRIGHT SINGING. POWERFUL ADDRESSES. DON'T MISS A MEETING. * - SCHOLARSHIPS. . A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF FORESTRY. SMITH-WYLIE SCHOLARSHIPS IN FORESTRY. Four Scholarships in Forestry, of £IQJ each, are available In 026, tenable tW four years. The Scholarships will "» awarded on the basis of tbe marks gainw by the entrant in flic Matriculation examination of any year, together with m«»" gained In an essay set for the P ure .j: testing the candidate's general knowieo«» of elementary matters relating to tnw Zealand Trees and Forests. In addition » viva voce examination will be given. it' probable that arrangements can be ma" •whereby scholarship holders and ou« students in Forestry will be able to secure from the Government and from P rl ™ 1 afforestation companies remunerative P" c tical work during vacations. The Professor of Forestry will bold an examination at 10 a.m. on MONDAY, *» March, 1926, at the College, Princes SOW . Auckland. Copies of the regulation governing the Scholarships are obtain"™ on application. Applications must «"' the undersigned on or before THUKbha* 25th February, 1926. M. R. O'SHEA, 8.C0m., Registrar. 23rd December, 1925. .«