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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 20

j AMUSEMENTS. 1 \.f AJESTIC. 1 -Ti-AJESTIC. "\/jf AJESTIC. ■ liAajestic. •• The Theatre BeautifuL" Direction.... Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. TO-NIGHT AT 0 AND S. Sessions : 11.15, LO, 2.30. 4.30, t> and S. DEAUVILLE ! The Centre of „j sophistication ana cynical charm. It .was mere that Mrs. I'aramor plunged into a whirl of LOVE AND INTRIGUE. It was there she became uistinj-uished in | the fasa-iiiing art of "husband stealing" — j iletro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present MARRIED J7-LIRTS," ARKIHD -E LIRTS." MARRIED OLIRTS," AItRIED r LIRTS." MARRIED T7VLIRTS," ARRIED A 2 LIRTS," Featuring MAE BL'SCH CONRAD NAGEL PAULINE FREDERICK HUNTLY GORDON. From the Novel, " Mrs. I'aramor," . By Louis Joseph Vance. i"A WOMAN WHO CAN'T HOLD HER i HUSBAND DOESN'T DESERVE TO | HAVE ONE." With these words of her rival in her ears iMrs. I'aramor consented to a divorce, and left for Europe. Even on board the ship sue found herself attractive to other men. She learned that — A WOMAN DOESN'T HAVE TO BE INTELLIGENT TO GET A MAN'S LOVE, JUST UNSCRUPULOUS! She had the choice of other women's husbands and then considered her own. WAS A HUSBAND WHO HAD TO BE HELD WORTH HOLDING? Also Screening, Majestic News Topical. Eve's Review InterestMaori Carvings Study. And another " GoGetter " Comedy : '• IN THE KNICKER TIME." • • a And at Evening Sessions And Saturday Matinee. JjITFTEEN TIJINUTES VJTITH '. rpHE J3IGGEST O.RCHESTRA TO T>LAY JAZZ -VjTJSIC TN A USTRALASIA. The Majestic All Soloists' Orchestra, augmented, and nnder the baton of Mr. Arthur Frost, will give "A RHAPSODY IN JAZZ." A Real SYNCOPATED MANHATTAN COCKTAIL. • • • ALL QOLOISTS' /\RCHESTRA." LL OOLOISTS' V/RCHESTRA." Overture "Raymond." Box Plan at Theatre. Prices : 1/ to 3/3. Children Half-Price at AH Times. COME TO mHE TJ* , ARLY OME -t-O J- HE X-ARLV SESSIONS mO-NIGHT. ESSIONS J- O-NIGHT. I miVOLI AND TT'VERYBODY'S. I J-ivoli and -Everybody's, i | miVOLI AND "[EVERYBODY'S, j -MVOLI AND -EVERYBODY'S. | Direction: Thomas A. O'Brien. "VTOW CJHOWING, OW -^HOWINGf The Screen's Fiery Empress of Emotions. T>OLA "M"EGRI In a Fierce and - 1 - OLA ■*■* EGRI Flaming Story of JJOLA -VfEGRI Passion, of the ■*- OLA --1 EGRI great Gold - crazy pOLA days, when gold R EGRI was god, and the pOLA "VTEGRI veneer of civilisa- -*- OLA —* EGRI tion was off the POLA "VTEGRI men OLA -»->EGRI. FLOWER f\F -yjIGHT." LOWER V-'F -M IGHT " FLOWER f\F -VriGHT" LOWER \Jp JN ight." A Paramount Picture, written by the famous novelist. Joseph Hergesheimer. The Cowboy Who Has Thrilled Millions. AET A COKD In an Honest-to-Goodness Picture of ART A CORD the Great West, -cx RT jt_. C ord __, th itg g _ ttt act . on ART A CORD beating hearts, a_d -r_ RT -c_ CORD darede vU exploits. "J- he v>a_l Courage •• «T_S OAU'0 AU ' 0 F pOURAGE/' .. _. __ U F Courage." The Latest of "They Reach Out and Touch You!" Series. " CJTEREOSCOPIKS." " " CJTEREOSCOPIKS." " " LUNACY " is the Title of this one. The Subject Of All The Ladies' Talk. mHE CJHINGLE /CONTEST - 1 - HE ►SHINGLE V->ONTEST rpHE CJHINGLE /CONTEST J- he »ohingle Contest (THIRD GROUP). IN ADDITION: REG. MORGAN and His Jazz-Maniacs Will Appear Nightly. EVERYBODY'S ONLY. IN A MELODY OF SONG MUSIC AND FROLIC. Everybody's Sessions, from 10 a.m. Tivoli. 2.15 and 7.30 p.m. Daily For Reserves: Everybody's. Phone 44-402. Tivoli. Plan at deal's. Tobacconist Queen Street, or 'Phone 44-136 I- , ' Wig ESS; WIS Egg-TO-NIGHT —At 7.45 Sham — TO-NIGHT. Johnny Hines. Sigrid Holmquist, J. Barney Sherry. ' " THE CRACKERJACK." " THE CRACKERJACK." Good Supporting Programme. Gazette. Scenic. Fable. Cartoon Prices : Stalls 9d. D.C. 1/. Reserves at Ileal Fruiterer, opp. Theatre. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. "WOLF BLOOD." Also, "THE MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR." JJEV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER wiU -" Preach, and MR. BARRY CONEY Will Sing in t»e MAJESTIC THEATRE TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT at 645 COME EARLY FOR A SEAT. 74 ROLLER SKATING. mHE GOLDEN GATE RINK. OPPOSITE GREAT SOUTH ROAD BROADWAY. WE ARE OPEN FOR THE 1926 SEASON. ! Larger floor than last year, aid rather better order. * TO-NIGHT We are having a Great Session for Learners specially Ladies, 5 to 7. Capable Lady Instructress. NIGHT SESSION. 7.30 to 10. We can assure you of a good time in this the Finest Rink in Auckland. ' Old and New Friends Welcomed. Under Entirely New Management. TTTEMBLTY SKATING KINK T » CROWHURST STREET, KHYBER PASS. Come and have a good time on the only Circular Rink in New Zealand BAND IN ATTENDANCE. MUSICAL SQUARES. Usual Prices. Please Note.—Our floor has been resurfaced, and is as good as ever. WHO IS "THE CHRISTIAN FOOL'" REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER Will tell you in the MAJESTIC THEATRE. I TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT At 6.45. ' 74