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AMUSEMENTS. TWO MORE GOLDEN DAYS. COMMENCING THURSDAY. In which to see the " Sunbeams." who have Tn caused radiance to beam in Auckland, and who will be remembered, always. CONJUNCTION WITH LAST O TPvAYS a st -' -Days' " mHE quxbeams," LAST 2 DAYS! " " J- HE To-morrow Night is the " Request " Night. First National Presents the Newest The programme to-morrow evening at both Comedian on the Screen. Theatres will take the form of a " Request " N srite to Miss Frances Scully c/o the HARRY LANGDON. National or Lyric Theatres, and tell her HARKY LANGDON. which of the items you have heard in the ' HARRY LANGDOX. two programmes that you would like HARRY LANGDOX. repeated to-morrow. HARRY LANGDOX. Do so at once, please. The programme Tvill be finalised to-day. To-morrow night will be a memorable night, BABIES CRY FOR HIM! A REAL GALA OCCASIOX. GROWN FOLKS SIGH FOR HIM! Aunty Stella will cut tba Weddinjr Cake. * _,_ __ T T T -.~ SEE THAT YOU GET A PIECE ! THE WHOLE WORLD S , TTTE NATIONAL THEATRE THE NATIONAL THEATRE TJATfRY T ANGDON Presents 4 Screenings Daily. 11.30. 2.30, HAK £* tTSt^vT TJjH LTg.C gffi HMSSk Presents a Full " Sunbeam " Session at 7.30. In First National Pictures Ltd., "TRAMP TRAMP TRAMP." Presents "TRAMP, TRAMP, ' TRAMP." Through its Theatre Representative, " TRAMP TRAMP, TRAMP." Stanley X. Wright. •• TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP.'' FRANCES SCULLYS •TRAMp! TRAMP! TRAMP> SUNBEAM CHILDREN FROM tramp: tramp]" SYDNEY. "TRAM! , , TRAiIP, TRAMP." SUNBEAM CHILDREN FROM SYDNEY. 7 REEL s OF SUXBEAM CHILDREN FROM SYDNEY. ISIS SiftSlii frBM IyExII: ™* g *■**«*» LAT3GHS - In the Second Series of Items Rendered WE ARE PROUD OF HIM. HE'S at the THE SCREEN'S NEWEST COMEDIAN. "WEDDING OF BABY KERR." "TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP." " WEDDING OF BABY KERR." " WEDDIXG OF BABY KERR." SEVEN REELS THAT SPIN LAUGHS SO "WEDDING OF BABY KERR. , F\ST YOU THINK ITS THE FIRST "WEDDIXG OF BABY KERR,' KEEL WHEN IT'S REALLY THE LAST. And Including TTARRY J ANGDOX'S TTERE. THE BEAUTY BALLET OF 9 -O-ere. In YOU CAN HEAR THOSE LANGDON " Never Mind." " Doodle Do Doo." the LAUGHS COMIXG DOWN THE STREET, " Butterfly " Specialty, and " Pack Mc Tramp Tramp, Tramp. Up in Your Heart." F, THE BABY BALLET OF 6 WB WE , RB H KIGH */ . T —not so long ago when Harry Langdon was lv making two-reel comedies we said, " Watch The •' Hunting " Danee —with Hazel Gerrard Langdon—he is going to make bigger leading the hunt. comedies, and the world will call him the 1 JACKIE CLARK screen's prrcatest comedian." Here he ~ „ ~ .. n . x .. i* our Harry .... seven reels that In "Peanuts and "Doughnuts," nio Ve'so fast you"think you're looking at And the first when you're half-way through the THE ROYAL WONDERS, ' l ast! Marvellous Jtmmile Acrobats, M TRAMp> TRAMP, TRAMP." Baby Kcrr as the Bride. Georgie Foster as the Groom. Stella Lamond as Aunty Stella, „_„ p.,,,™ -r>T!t'CTrvT<s and Jackie Clark as Best Man. FOX FILMS PRESENTS n< , f And „ „, , * " HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." Si fife: :: hell ; s four hundred.;; have ever presented. " gELL| FOUR HUNDRED,, FIRST NATIONAL'S. - gggg FOUB HUNDRED.;; " -RLUEBEARDS CJEVEN \X7IVES." " HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." *• -DIUEBE-ARD'S OevEN VVIVES. , ' "HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." "BLUEBEARD'S SETOK WJVES." "HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." "BLUEBEARD'S SEVEN WIVES." "BLUEBEARD'S SEVEN WIVES." Featuring "BLUEBEARD'S SEVEN WIVES." MARGARET LIVINGSTONE, With Lois Wilson, Blanche Sweet, and HARRISON FORD Ben A^ oD ' WALLACE MCDONALD. The Wm. Fox Production, HENRY KOLKER. MAY McAVOY Adapted from the Novel, "THE JUST AND V.HE UNJUST," "THE ROAD" TO GLORY." by vaughan kester. " THE ROAD TO GLORY." t-i-i-kt x>o Twrro TTTTXTTYDTT'-n » " the road to glory." " HELL S FOUR HUNDRED. " THE ROAD TO GLORY." " THE ROAD TO GLORY." AN xj NUSUAL STORY OF A CHORUS BOX PLAN GIRL'S SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS. For both Theatres, nisht " Bookings " only. at Lewis K. Eady and Son, Ltd., Price, 2/0. , . , „ For Matinee Sessions book at each Theatre. Reservations at Lewis R, Eady ana S>on, National, 42-169, and Lyric, 43-645. Ltd., for both Theatres. Price, 2/9.

HOCKEY. INTERNATIONAL TTOCKEX. NTERNATIONAL -tiOCKEY. INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY. SECOND mEST. ECOND J- EST. SECOND TEST. SATURDAY "VTEXT, JULY -Jfk Saturday I>ext, «July -*■". / SEE THE UNCANNY AND BRILLIANT INDIAN ARMY mEAM NDIAN - 1 - EAM PLAY AJEW FVEALAND, I xN ew Zealand, can new zealand win ? can new zealand win ? can new zealand win 1 come and see! come and see ! domain /cricket ground. | omain Cricket Ground, i a dmission, ground -| / -Admission, . stand - 1 -/ • all vehicles, 1/. c. j. hewitt, 39 Hon. Secretary. BOXING. -DOXING A SSOCIATION. AUCKLAND /""tHAMPIONSHIiPS, JULY 19 AND 20. Entries for the above tournament will close at the Secretary's Office, 99, Queen St., at 5 p.m. MONDAY, July 12. 29 J. H. WATTS, Hon. Secretary. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN BANKRUPTCY.—IN THE SUPREME COURT HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND.— Notice is hereby given that GEORGE WALTER WILLS, of 4S, New North Road, Auckland, Cabinet Maker, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my office on MONDAY, the 19th day of July, 1926, at 11 a.m. o'clock.—W. S. FISHER, Official Assignee, Auckland, July 6, 1926. S6 F BANKRUPTCY.—IN THE SUPREME COURT, HOLDEN AT HAMILTON.— Notice is hereby givon that HENRY BURLING AND GEORGE ARTHUR BURLING, of Oparure, Farmers, trading in partnership as "Burling and Sons," were this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to he holden at The Courthouse. Te Kniti, on* MONDAY, the 19th day of July. 1926. at 11 a.m. o'clock.—W. S. FISHER. Official I Assignee, Auckland, July 6, J.92C. ST

BTTGBY FOOTBALL. A UCKLAXD TJUGBY TpOOTBALL TJNIOX. AUCKLAND REPS. AUCKLAXD REPS. Versus THAMES REPS. THAMES REPS. QJATURDAY, JULY "J IT AT mnAMES. The Fast and Favourite, luxuriously Appointed S.S. RAXGITOTO Will leave Auckland at 7.45 a.m., returning from Thames at 12.30 on Sunday. FARES. —Adults : Return 15/ ; Children 7/U. Return Ticket available until following Tuesday. Tickets available from Wiseman's, opposite H.M. Theatre; T. Aitken. Richmond Road; P. McElwain, c/o. J. Burns, Ltd., Customs Street. All half tickets at Wiseman's, opposite H.M. Arcade. P. MeELWAIN, 6 For A.R.F.U. EXCURSIONS. Etc. KIVERHEAD SERVICE. S.S. PITOITOI. Collins at all wharves. Leaves Auckland dail> at 3.30 p.m., for Hobsonville, Waimarie and Riverhead (Saturdays excepted). Sunday at 4 p.m. Leaves Riverfaead daily at 7 a.m, (Sundays excepted). For OSTEND: Leaving the Prince's Wharf. Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. D 4 BRADNEY AXD BINNS. §. « "TTPPER HARBOUR FERRY CO., m ' • ' l ~" < LTD. iLACXCH WYXOXA—DAILY EXCURSION TO PIKE ISLAND. Leaves Auckland at 10 a.m. Returning from Pine Island at 3.50 p.m. Fares: Adults. 1/6: Children 9d: return. Calling at Whenuapai. Greenhithe, HobBonville. Beach Haven and Isiand Bay. D BTTrLDING SOCIETIES. 6431 ziGISSS = 64*1 A.0.T.8.5. jpOfl/) APPROPRIATIONS. xi-ppROPRIATIOXS. • TO BD OPENED SHORTLY. NAMES OF INTENDING SHAREHOLDERS MAY BE GIVEN IN NOW AT THE SOCIETY'S OFFICE. A UCKLAND pO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING T>UILDING Q<OCIETY. COR. WELLESLEY AXD ALBERT STS. , W4 CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS. BELL'S X-10-T. OPPOSITE TOWX HALL. FURNITURE MADE, AXl' DESIGN. Crampo Patent Bedsteads a Specialty. D I

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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 7 July 1926, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 7 July 1926, Page 22

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