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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 213, 8 September 1926, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. .NATIONAL SESSIONS : 11.30, 2.30, j, 7.45. LYRIC: Nightly nt 7.4.'j. QUEEN STREET. SYMONDS STREET. "Phone 42-169. Phone 43-645. I T AST (HHOWIXC f\V Showing "k havoc." ■ttavoc.- -ttavoc." AVoi • -XXaa-OC.' , •'■"•AVOO." rpo-MORROW —■ — rniiri;.-M>.\' *■ O-MOKKOW AIIinSK.VV KIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, NO KM A T.V LMA DGE, IN THE GIIKAT COMEDY. " KIKI." " KIKI." "KIKI." "KIKI." "KIKI." " KIKI." "KIKI." •■ KIKI." Willi KONALD COLMAN. Hγ. v t'T.most. XX *■ TMOST. The Screen can give no more than THIS::: In Jill tin , liisliuy of Hie Stage iind Screen there has been no character quite lik.- • ■ Kil<i."" Scores of pliiywrights have striven to evolve a character which would portray ;vt unci' nil thn elementH of higli comedy and soul-stirring drama, a ch.iiiulcr whirl) would send .-uidiences into giUt-'S of laughter and In the twinkling i>t tin eye |i-ave them with a strange sensation of pity for the hopelessly tine bravado of it all. AT LAST. HER GREATEST. Her smiles! Her wiles! They are here, but with them ;i greater Norma Talmadge than you ever saw before: ALSO, ON THE SAME PROGRAMME, •■ a rrmip mo _~IHINATOWNV -i-\. a rip J-o Chinatown. ,, Adapted fnini Charles A. Hoyt's Side-splitting Comedy of the Legitimate Stage. SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME by NATIONAL AND LYRIC (augmented) ORCHESTRAS. USUAL PRICES. RESERVES AT LEWIS It. EADY AND SON, LTD _ _ I

AMUSEMENTS. BRITANNIA mHEATRE, It I T A N N I A -»- H E A T R E. TTIREE LAMPS. PONSONBY. TO-NIGHT, AT S P.M. First National Presents A Humorous .Story, entitled, TilH T IVE VXTIRE." ME Wire,' • , With JOHNNY HINES. JOHNNY HINES. Tli , |)ii:!nrc is full of action, bright nml lirpczy. Flora. Finch, Edmund Brmi! and prelt.v Mildred R.yah take part. Hero you have a picture of brightness :at the same time, one that i is n (so a great production. I Tli: , Supports are Excellent. Also, A FEW MERRY ACTS.' No I—VIOLA RENE, Famous London Souhrette. No a—-FELIX THE CAT" of Screen Fame, come to life. NO. 3—DOLL'S BALLET, Original, Amusing, Clever. NO. I—DARBY AND JOAN, Dancing Duo. Stalls Od, Circle 1/. MEETINGS. nil'SX SJ3UTII -jyT ISSI ON. piI'SY Q, MI T H T*T ISSI ON. ri ir s v s,j mi th mission. rp O W N TT ALL. rp O W N TT ALL. ii;kek V"IGHTS, except Saturday. 7.30 PM NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3 P.M. NEXT SUNDAY EVENING. Doors Open C.4.J p.m. SUBJECT TO-NIGHT: "rpilE T OST /CHRIST." MID-DAY MEETING. IN FULLER'S OPERA HOUSE, Welleslcy Street, 12.30 to 1.30. TO-MORROW. BUSINESS GIRLS AND WOMEN. AT Y.W.C.A., TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). .".30 p.m.—Ten. fi-7 p.m.—Meeting a-ddressed by Mrs. Toting. VKXI \r OND A V "XT IGH T. 13th SEPTEMBER. THE GIPSY'S GREAT LIFE STORY, '• FROM GIPSY TENT TO PULPIT." " FROM GIPSY TENT TO PULPIT." Tickets on Sale at the Mission. 1/6 Each. Admission by Ticket Only. Kpechl Mission Hymn Books will be on Sale at Services. : LAST WEEK OF MISSION. 2 DON'T MISS A MEETING. VALp "XrALEDICTORY ■QERVICE. rpHE jCJALVATIOX ARMY, i ALBERT STREET CITADEL, i rpiIIKSDAY, QTH. AT D P.M. ■p*'IN.U. "ptiARE-WELL "\TEETIXG OF COMMISSIONER AND "jVfRS-/-COMMISSIONER AND "VfRS. TTOGGARD. TTOGGARD. Prior lo their departure for England, COLONEL AND MRS. KXOTT IN CHARGE. ASSISTED BY 100 OFFICERS. UNITED SILVER BAXDS. N.B.— Commissioner and Mrs. Hoggard have been in charge of the Salvation Army operations in New Zealand for the past four years. COME EARLY AND SECURE A SEAT. 28 ■jITOUXT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. LOAN PROPOSALS. A Public Meeting to consider the proposed Loan will be held at 8 p.m., at GORDON ROAD METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, SEPTEMBER 9. DOMINION ROAD METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, SEPTEMBER 13. His Worship the Mayor will preside, and It is hoped that there will be a large attendance of Ratepayers. S. G-RAY, 21 Town Clerk. BABIES' OUTFITTERS. " "DABYLAND," 154, Newton — Baby •" Outfits, exceptional value, exclusive gaby Wear, Beautiful Shortening Garments. Woolliee. Bargain Prices. A