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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 96, 24 April 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. .... TTUSBAND, SWEETHEART, .TTVIANCEE AND TROVER ..... Must See j " LYING WIVES." I " LYING WIVES." I " LYING WIVES." I ' " LYING WIVES." I " LYING WIVES." At the TIVOLI AND EVERYBODY'S. Direction .... Thomas A. O'Brien, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Undoubtedly -one of the finest photo-dramas seen on the screen this season. It has a simple heart story, yet it is unfolded in a most convincing manner by a coterie of eminent artists-, including MADGE KENNEDY, CLARA K. YOUNG, BARNEY SHERRY, EDNA MURPHY, NILES WELCH, ETC. ADDITIONAL PICTURES AT THE TIVOLI. Booth Tarkington's Sensational Story, | "THE MAN WHO I FOUND HIMSELF." The story of a man fighting to win back all he had. lost. . . . honour, friends and the girl he loved. STARRING I mHOMAS IVfEIGHAN j 1 J-HOMAS -"-'-LeIGHAN I And I I •VTIRGIXIA -\7-ALLI. | j i * IRGINIA I » ALLI. "1 ALSO SHOWING AT f J EVERYBODY'S. I The Screen Version of the la.te Enrico Caruso's Favourite Opera, '| "I PAGLIACCI." I l I Have you ever heard on your gramophone the famous "sot> song," "Laugh, O, Pagliaccio! For your -love that Is mined; laugh for the pain that now is gnawing your heart"? You have? Good! THEN. NATURALLY. YOU ARE COMING TO SEE THE PICTURE. Full Orchestra At Both Theatres. BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS: EVERYBODY'S—Phone 44-402. TIVOLI—PIan at deal's, Tobacconist, Queen Street, or Ring 44-136. TIVOLI AT 2.15 AND-7:30 DAILY. JNSTITUTE VV INTER . T7NTERTAINMENTS. THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY MAY 4—CONCERT. Choir of the AUCKLAND 'SAVAGE CLUB. MAY 25—MR. J. B. JOHNSTON. "The i Cruise of the Launch Ruamano Round New Zealand." (Illustrated.) JUNE 15—MR. L. MACINTOSH ELLIS. B.Sc. (Director of Forestry). "National Forestry: Some Aspects." (Illustrated.) JULY 6-DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. PROFESSOR MAXWELL WALKER, M.A., and MR. T. HARRIS. JULY 2T—SIR F. TRUBY KING, K.C.M.G. (Director of Child Welfare). "The Gift of Life." AUGUST 18—REV. L. B. FLETCHER. "Pathos and Humour of a Parson's Life in the Australian Bush.," SEPT. 7—PROFESSOR C. R. KNIGHT. M.A., B.Arch. "The Town Planning of New Zealand Cities." SEPT. 28—CONCERT. NEW ZEALAND FOUR (Messrs. Frank Morton. Eric Mannall, Arthur Asbury, Albert Taylor). Limited number of Course Tickets now available, 2/6, at the Leys Institute, Wildman and Arey, or Whitcomb and Tombs. <T1 R E V LYNN LIBRARY. I*-* WINTER COURSE. OPENING 7 /SoNCBRT, penixg Concert, Arranged by MR. WALTER IMPETT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, AT 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 38, AT- 8 P.M. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME OF POPULAR ITEMS. Vocal. — Instrumental. — Elocutionary. Artistes : MISS. IVY COYLE. MISS MAIDA DAVISON. MISS THELMA DUFFIN. MISS EDFRBDA HALL. MISS MURIEL NEALE. MISS HILDA POLLARD. MISS RITA THOMAS. MISS NOTA TUCK MR. KEN. BELLOW. MR. FRANK EASSON. ■MR. KEITH RAMSAY. MASTER BERT SKEELS. Accompanist: MR. WALTER IMPETT Admission 6d, or by Course Ticket. * Tickets for the Course are on sale.at all City Libraries and Booksellers. Piano kindly supplied by Messrs. Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. 44 CABINETMAKERS AMD UPHOLSTERERS. BELL'S N-10-T, opp. Town Hall.—Furniture made, any design. Crainpo Patent Bedsteads a Specially. p \[V J. McIVOR AND SONS, Specialists In -»--» General Cabinetmaking.—l9B, Karangahape Rd. Phone 40-689. D MERCHANT TAILORS. F. DONOGHUE, Expert Tailor; men • tailors employed; no factory work.— 57, Karangahape Rd. V YOU can"' tell- the successful man by his well-dressed appearance. — Mcßrlde, The Tailor. - D PLAYERS -WANTED. PLAYERS wanted for new Scotch Soccer Team now forming.—Write H. 7021, Stab. , - • ■ ■ - ■ C '. ... .ft ..-. TALLERSLIE RACECOURSE TEA KIOSK For Morning and Afternoon Teas, 1/ Per Head. , (Race Days Excepted). IV "_A NC HOR" Carton guarantees perfecS&£fSi&&l ? ut &- „ A Quality make and •.quality pack. All Grocers. j>