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. AMUSEMENTS. . BOX PLANS AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. LTD. National Sessions: 11.15, 2.30, 5.0, 7.45. Lyric: Nightly at 7.45. ATOw SHOWING. -l> ow Showing. GRAND TiOI'BLE "PROGRAMME. RAND -L'OUBLE " EATURE J- ROGRAMME. SEE THE GREAT ALTONA SPEEDWAY. WITH BEN LYON RACING AGAINST THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS RACING DRIVERS—A TERKIFIC CLIMAX TO A STORY PACKED WITH ACTION AND ROMANCE. FIRST NATIONAL FILMS PRESENT THE LATEST THUNDERBOLT OF LAUGHS AND. THRILLS; BEN T YON. -irAKY A STOR. mULLY MARSHALL. EN J-A'ON. -*»-AKY J-ULLY -^J-ARSHALL. "THE PACE THAT THRILLS." ••THE PACE THAT THRILLS. ,, •THE PACE THAT THRILLS." ■ THE PACE THAT THRILLS." • THE PACE THAT THRILLS." rACKED with action: alive with thrills: vibrant with laughter. ENTERTAINMENT OF THE RAREST KIND—SOMETHING YOU WILL ENJOY—SOMETHING YOU WILL REMEMBER. PRODUCED IN FIRST NATIONAL'S BEST STYLE. THE T>ACE rpiIAT rpHRILLS." HE -L ACE J- HAT -L HRILLS." PLENTY OF PACE AND TONS OF THRILLS. A SPEEDY STORY THAT NEVER LETS UP FROM A DASHING STAIiT TO THRILLING FINISH. As an Added Attraction We offer the Motion Picture Version of John Golden's Stage Play, "WAGES FOR WIVES." •• WAGES FOR AVIVES." " WAGES FOR WIVES." " WAGES FOR WIVES." '• WAGES FOR WIVES." A Merry Drama, Based on the Family Bank Roll, with JACQUELINE LOGAN, MARGARET LIVINGSTON. ZASU PITTS. CREIGHTON HALE, EARLE FOXE, DAVID BUTLER, DAN MASON, CLAUDE GILLINGWATER. Play by GUY BOLTON. Scenario by KENNETH B. CLARKE. FRANK BORZAGE PRODUCTION. USUAL SUPPORTS. USUAL POPULAR PRICES : 1/, 2/, 2/9.

AMTJSEItIENTS. •_ TOWN* TT ALL. OWN XX a L L. Direction J. AND X. TAIT. "POSITIVELY rpO J- OSITIVELY -*-0 DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT AND MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD MR. KENNERLEY KUMFORD GRAND TTUNAL rvONCERT. RAND -E INAL TO-MORROW -VTIGHT AT Q O-MORROW IGHT AT °* rrvo-MORROw "\tight AT 8 -i-O-MORROW -LVIGHT AT °* ■ RESERVED SEATS, Kin KESERVED SEATS, v'u ' ' (Including Tax). \ SQQ rpiCKETS AT \ 3/3 OX SALE TO-DAY k AT H.M. THEATRE SWEET t STALL. Supporting Artists : TITARIE A NTOINETTE A USSEXAU (Solo Pianiste). Accompanist: Roy Ellett. Organist: Bernard Page. , At To-morrow's Concert Dame Clara B^tt will sing " LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY." (Elgar.) "THE LOST CHORD" (Sullivan). " LARGO " (Handel), With Grand Organ, Etc. IIR. RUMFORD Will Sing: "THE YEOMEN OF ENGLAND" (German). "VICAR OF BRAY" (Traditional). Etc. . - AIDLLE. AUSSENAC Will Play: Trelude and Fugue (Bacb). "Nocturne" Chopin), "Balade" (Chopin). Voting Papers obtainable at the Box Office. Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. POSITIVELY FINAL OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING ENGLAND'S GREATEST SINGERS. Direction ... J. AND X. TAIT. piSIELAND QABAEET. rpO-NIGHT. mO-NIGHT DANCING 8 TO 11 P.M. ADMISSION, 1/. 3d per Dance per Couple. ' For Reservations phone 43-536, 26-615. Buses leave Pitt Street every. 5 minutes direct to Cabaret. ATHLETIC SPORTS. BL.ANDFORD "DARK CJTADIUM. LANDFOKD -L ARK CJATURDAY — -VTIGHT — QATURDAY Saturday ight — Saturday 8 p.m. s p.m. s p.m. TNTERNATIONAL ; J-NTERNATIONAL . (3-DISTAJfCE) MATCH TJACE. ATCH -"ACE. - . WHO WILL WIN? WHO WILL WIN? TT ARRIS TTORDER (AUSTRALIA JJ-ARRIS -JJ-ORDER (AUSTRALIA HARRIS HOEDER (AUSTRALIA HARRIS HORDEIt (AUSTRALIA HARRIS HORDER (AUSTRALIA HARRIS HORDER (AUSTRALIA FINAL APPEARANCE FINAL APPEARANCE FINAL APPEARANCE VERSUS PHIL /"VCJHEA (NEW ZEALAND HIL v (NEW ZEALAND PHIL O'SHEA (NEW ZEALAND PHIL • O'SHEA (NEW ZEALAND - PHII« O'SHEA (NEW ZEALAND PHIL O'SHEA (NEW . ZEALAND A Race that will be Remembered. A Race that will be Remembered. ; Also, THE HORDER FAREWELL INVITATIO: SCRATCH RACE, 4 Laps, £10 (Miss am Out). . All the Cracks Competing. ; A RACE EVERY LAP. A RACE EVERY LAP. A Splendid Supporting Programme of Cycling and Running Handicap Events is also Included.. . , Do not miss seeing this Speed King in Action. PRICES : 3/ (Reserves at Telephone 45-620' 2/ and 1/. 50 GEO. SUTHERLAND, ■ Manager. HOSIERY. . .

AMUSEMENTS. m The Coolest Theatre in Auckland. OIALTO. Auckland"s TJIALTO. Theatre XViALTU. R I ALTO. De Luie. X>iALTO. I ALTO. -tiIALTU. Rialto! COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. liialto. Kialto. AT rr Apr Rialto. AT * •*"• Rialto." COMPLETE CHANGE OF Kialto. PROGRAMME. Rialto. Kialto. Paramount Presents Kialto. Rialto. 1 1 Kialto. I sKialto. /-4.LOEIA CJWANSON [ Kialto. GLORIA lO'waNSON I Kialto. I I Kialto. 1 '■ ' Rialto. In Rialto. Kialto. Rialto. " rnHE pOAST Rialto. " J-HE v>OAST Kialto. Rialto. f\F XTVOLLY." Rialto. \Jp J- OLLY." Rialto. ( Rialto. I Rialto. Rialto. And Kialto. Universal Presents Rialto. ' . Rialto. T ILiA T EE Rialto. -MILA -"EE Rialto. ■Rialto. In Rialto. Rialto. 1 : , Rialto. f I Kialto. I "rnHE -]\,riDNIGHT ,T\ IRL." | Rialto. |/ "J- HE -"-»-IDNIGHT Rialto. Rialto. 1 Rialto. And Rialto. : , Rialto. THE Rialto. . RIALTO ORCHESTRA. Rialto. — Rialto. Rialto. SPECIAL NOTICE. Rialto. FOR TO-NIGHT ONLY ■Rialto. Rialto. 1 , Rialto. j> j Rialto. I OAM CJTERN, I Rialto. I tO AM lOTERN, I Rialto. Rialto. 1 1 Rialto. The Famous has Rialto: consented to niane to-night a. Rialto. 1 Rialto. I Rialto. I FAREWELL NIGHT. Rialto. I ■ Rialto. I ■ Rialto: . . Rialto. And all New Songs for Tornight Rialto. Only. So come along and hear ißialto. "Sam Stern" give his Farewell Rialto. ' Performance. Rialto. Rialto. Prices Usual. 'Phone 46-609. WEST . X7IND mHEATRE, I EST -EiND -»-HEATRE, J PONSONBY ROAD. TO-NIGHT — At 7.45 Sharp — TO-NIGHT TOM MOORE, EDITH ROBERTS. WIDLIAM RUSSELL, In "■O.N THIN ICE." "ON THIN ICE." "OiN THIN ICE." THIN ICE." "<XS THIN ICE." "0> T THIN ICE." Also, . . Gazette, Scenic, Cartoon, Comedy. Music by the West End Orchestra. ■Reserves at "Ideal" Fruiterer, opp. Theatre. Come Along and Enter Our Select Beauty Competition. ' ip , .' I T V AUCKLAND. \J TOWN HALL. SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1926, ■ At 8.30 o'clock. ORGAN RECITAL By MR. EDGAR RANDAL (Acting City Organist). PROGRAMME: 1. (Prelude and Pngus B flat .Bach. 2. (a) Impromptu) (b) Autumn j i....Lyon. 3.'Andante from Sonata ... .;v. .Harwood. 4. March Religleuse Guilmant. 5. (a), iLenten Meditation) (b) Cantilene A flat ) ...Wolstenholme 6. Scherzo in P ) Nocturne B minor) Haigh. 7. Chant de Bonheur 'Lemaie S. ■ Postlude A tiat •... ; .Rink J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. March 9, 1926. 1 GARDEN FETE. A R D E N E T E. In Aid of ST. JAMES , FREE KINDERGARTEN. At the Residence of Mrs. H. Biss, NO. 86, VICTORIA AVENUE, REMUERA. NO. 86, VICTORIA AVENUE, REMUERA. TO-MORROW, MARCH 13, 2 P.M. TO-MORROW, MARCH 13, 2 P.M. : Stalls ' and Other Attractions. DANCING BY MISS DAPHNE KNIGHT'S PUPILS. ADMISSION, 6d. 21 RUGBY rOOTBAM.. ~m' TUN lOE' M i'yiGBMEM A O BOARD. (y\i The Annual Meeting of Delegate. , $lff be held in-the Board Room o: . : the Union, Acacia Buildings O'Conrieli Street, on TUESDAY, March 23 at S p.m. Clubs are requested to hold theii Annual Meeting prior to that date. 93 tT W. MABEN, Secretary. ~ XTING'S OLD BOYS' FOOTBALI Ox CLUB. ' A General Meeting of the abovi ftir.'A Club •will be held-at King's School «> Kemucra, on TUESDAY, March 16 at 7.30 p.m. All Members are urgently requested t( attend. - , • H c STEW art, 86 •' * Hon. Sec. PLAYERS WANTED. XRISH Soccer Team wanted to play at J- Blandford Park on St. Patrick's Day.— Apply McKay, c/o Wynyard Arms Hotel, Sj-tnpnds St. ...