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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 208, 2 September 1926, Page 24

- . - AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S VERYBODY'S T7<VERYBODY'S H<VERYBODYS EVERYBODY'S — Dii VERYBODY'S Direction THOMAS A. O'BRIEN. 1 Continuous from 10 a m. ', NOW SHOWING. rOR A FEW MORE DAYS. < HAROLD T LOYD — AROLD LOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD \ HAROLD LLOYD *' J HAROLD LLOYD \| HAROLD LLOYD -"J HAROLD LLOYD \1 HAROLD LLOYD ITj HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD f LOYD AROLD -L<LOYD IN HIS GREATEST COMEDY ACHIEVEMENT, '/COLLEGE "pIAYS." •College -Lays." "college days." "college days." -college days." "college days." "college days." "college days." "college days." "college days." "college days." ••/~*olle<;e "Pjays." -L'aYS." And in Addition, for the First Time in Auckland, THE MOST SENSATIONAL FIRE PICTURE EVER MADE. THE SCREEN VERSION OF THE FAMOUS STACK MELODRAMA, THE (JJTILL V LARM." HE S3TILL -«-LARM." "THE STILL ALARM." "THE STILL ALARM " "THE STILL.ALARM." "THE STILL ALARM " "THE STILL ALARM." THE CTILL \ LARM." ! HE >OTILL -rt-LARM." Billowing Smoke and Jetting Flame?. . Roaring Mobs and Clattering y; Hoofs. . . Ladders and Life Neu and Fountains of Fire .. . And Trapped Together in a Biazin? Inferno. . A Heroic Fire Captain and His Life-long Enemy. Their Hands on Each other's Throats. Electrifying Thrills : Magnificent Drama ', '. Starring VVILLIAM rjUSSELL AND *♦ ILLIAM -CVIsSELL AND HELENE pHARWICK. ELENE USUAL PRICES. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE AT DAY SESSIONS ONLY. FOR RESERVES, PHONE 44-402. P'' RINCE rpHEATKE. | i rixce -Edward -*-heatre. [ VOW CHOWIXG. JACKIE COOGAN, \ JACKIE COOGAN, l In the t-?ag 1\ tax." he -Kag Max. " a long /~lame t>uth." •'X\IONG V.AME J^LTU." Featuring L VIOLA DANA. 1 1 EXTRA SPECIAL. SATURDAY AfATIXEF.. ( ATURDAY - J - L ATINEE. PUNCH AN D Tl'D Y." J UNCH AND "I'D Y." , (Not a Picture.) < I , CHILDREN !—Bring Your Parents. , Sheldon Kindley makes Mr. Punch and His Family Live Again. < HOCKEY. -» QJATURDAY V-RXT. ) ae» Saturday ext. . at the TJEMT'ERA ROUNDS ™ Z~ X *EMUERA VJbouXDS. MARKET ROAD. AT 3 P M MARKET ROAD, AT 3 P.M. VETERANS V. AOLTS E T E R A N S V. , See the "Reps, of Yesterday" versus the 'Reps, of To-morrnw." Eleven of the "Old Brigade." who have with honour represented Auckland, will acain don the jersey and provide patrons with something E.ttra Special in the finesse and science of the grand old game. Also at 2 p.m. PEVONPORT SHIELD GAMES. DEVONPORT SHIELD GAMES. ADMISSION. 6D. 49 E. J. HEWITT. Hon. Sec. RAILWAY NOTICES. YEW ZEALAND , RAILWAYS. FOOTBALL MATCHES. SEPT. 4-0. 1926. THAMES VALLEY V. WAIKATO, AT MORRINSVILLE. THAMES V. CAMBRIDGE, AT THAMES. On SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. Special Gnaranteed train for Frankron tvill leave Cambridge. 7.25 a.m.. Hamilton S.lO a.m.: connects at Rnakura with trnin lf.-ivins there at 5.5 a.m. fnr ThnniPs. Free Passes. Privilege. Touri?t Excursion, Season and Commutation Tickets I Reporters' Tickets and Passes held by Mnmb.'rs of th<> Legislature excepted» will not he available by this train. The usual 1.."O p.m. Frankron-Kororua train will be delayed to leave Frankton 3.0 p.m., Hamilton 3.10. Morrinsville 4.23. Rotorua arrive 9.30 p.m. The usual 3.45 p.m. Thames-Frankton train will be delayed to leave Tham»s 4.15 p.m.. Paerna 5.50 p.m.. Te Aroha 6.40 p.m. The usual 6.0 p.m. Cambridge-Frankton train will leave Cambridge 6.35 p.m.. and run to Rnakura only. where it connects with train for Frankton. Special train connecting with 4.15 p.m. train from Thames will leave Ruakura for Cambridge at 5.5 p.m. EXCURSION FARES.—Holiday Excursion Tickets to Thames, available for return until SEPTEMBER 6. 1926. will be issued at Cambridge, Newstead ami intermediate stations by train leaving Cambridge T. 'J ■"> a.m. on SEPTEMBER 4 ONLY. 12 LAWN TENNIS. HARD Court. Remuera. for Hire right away, summer months: no Sunday play.—Write H. 4r.6fi. Star. TENNIS Court wanted to Hire. Epsom. vicinity Greenwood's Corner preferred. Write Chemist, c/o Royal Oak Pharmacy. 60 CHIROPRACTORS. THE following are Palmer Graduates and members of New Zealand and Australian Chiropractors' AssoeiaUou. Consul tations free. B "TVUGGAN AND DUGGAX (Lionel aud Fredat. Wlnstone BMgs.. Queen St. Phone 44-929. Also Branch. Epsom. B rj.II.ES AND GILES, Imperial Uuildings, Queen St.-—Phone 45-02.~>. r> MISSES BARR AND P.ARIJ. r>s, Strand Arcade. City.— Phone 46-028. Branch Cameron St.. Wnangarei. b RA. OLSEN, Ellison Chambers, Queen • St. Phone 43-671. B