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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1927, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. Js'atioua'. Sessions, 11.30, 2.00, 0.0, 7.4.:.. Lyric Nightly at 7.43. Reservations at Lewis R. Lady and Sen. Ltd.. for either Theatre. Price for Reserves is -/ 'J. 1 irst National Presents an Attractive Double Star Programme that is Satisfying Entertainment. KEN MAYNARD " THE UNKNOWN CAVALIER." vEK- " THE l-NKXOWX CAVALIER." £,v A\\vn-"M. " THK t'XKNOWN CAVALIER." £l : v lv! 111 ' IHK UNKNOWN CAVALIER." N'-v } v vv'MH " THK 1 XKXOWX CAVALIER." MAYNARD " THE UNKNOWN CAV VLIER " KLN MAYNARD 'THE UNKNOWN CAVALIER." THE DAREDEVIL DON JUAN. In a Breath-taking Round-up of Romance and Riding Thrills. He son a tear again ! The Lochinvar in Chaps. You vc never seen a Y\ estern like it. You'll never see one again — until this brunch" ousting daredevil makes it. He used to be the star stunt rider for The Kingling Brothers shows. Now he's a circus bv himself: And girls' If you want to see a lie-mau Jove don't pass this Desert Daddy by-and man. how he can ride I A FIRST NATIONAL PRODUCTION. j ROD LA ROCQUE •• RED DICE." ROD LA ROCQUE • RED DICE." •- ROl) LA ROCQUE "RED DICE.'" ROD LA ROCQUE in " RED DICE "' ROD LA ROCQUE KEI» DICE." IvOD LA ROCQUE "RED DICE." ROD LA ROCQUE '• RED DICE." Rod La Rocque is the star who has been selected for the Winner of the First National Australasian Screen Star Quest to play opposite in a picture to be made. ~\TARCiUERITE J A "YfOTTE. 4 TVCE." ARGUE KITE J-'E I j A -"J-OTTE. " -L\eD -L'ICE." An underworld melodrama that thrills and holds one in suspense. The suspense is caused by the fact that the Hero is shown plaving with his life as the stake, the thrills by the fact that at the last minute he puts tip a tremendous tight to save it. N.Z. FINALS FIRST NATIONAL'S SCREEN QUEST. The Contestants appear at Both Theatres Nightly. The Names of the Competitors are :— MISS B. AXDREASSEN Auckland. -MISS I. WILSON . Wellington. -MISS .1. SCOTT - KIN SE Y Chri.stchu.vli. MISS I). AUSTEN Dunedin. APPEARING NIGHTLY IN A DIFFERENT TEST. T 7SUAL poPULAR TJItICES W ll ' l ' "I>REYAIL. «-sual -Popular •*- rices ill Prevail. RESEItYATIOXS AT LEWIS R. EADY .VXD SON, LTD.

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS TIVOLI. Direction Thomas A. O'Brien. COMMENCING COMMENCING rpO-DAY rpHI'RSDAY. J-0-DAY f J-HURSDAV.

I I I I I " LURE OF THE j ' WILD." I i i i i l - i ■ JANE NOVAK, ALAN ROSCOE, BILLIE JEAN, And "LIGHTNING," THE WONDER DOG. A STRONG. STIRRING DRAMA OF PRIMITIVE EMOTIONS, SET IN THE MAGNIFICENT GRANDEUR OF THE GREAT. WOODS. JANE NOVAK, one of the loveliest women in picturedom, as the young wite deeply in love with her husband and their child. Yet he misunderstood one unforeseen situation in which she was the victim of circumstances. LIGHTNING, the Wonder Dog. part wolf, part dog, ferocious as a wild animal. Yet gentle enough to be a baby's pal and obedient to his masters. See him plunge down stream, rescue the child from tlic brink of the smashing rapids and struggle with the child against the swirling waters to the shore. His intelligence will astound you. His strength, even for a wolf-dog. is unbelievable. He will hold you spellbound through scene after scene of action. BILLIE JEAN, Baby Screen Star, curlylieaded, 3 years old, whose bright disposition and clever acting is bound to captivate the most hardened heart—and through all a beautiful love story with the grandeur of the great woods for the setting. FULL SUPPORTING BOTH At the Princess: Special Items by HOWARD MOODY'S SALON ORCHESTRA. {Special Prologue at the Evening Sessions. For Reservations Phone 41-580. Prices: 1/ to 2/' J. Children Half Price. " rpHE "RETTER "XHE -DEXTER KJ LE."' BAIRNSFATHER'S PLAY THAT MADE THE WHOLE WORLD LAUGH. EI ALTO. NIGHTLY AT 7.30. I ALTO. NIGHTLY AT 7.50. RIALTO. RIALTO. TO-NIGHT. RIALTO. LAST NIGHT. RIALTO. RIALTO. " nPHE RIALTO. " J- HE RIALTO. TJETTER RIALTO. -L>ETTER RIALTO. ?/"VLE." RIALTO. "LE " RIALTO. CJID ID AS OLD |_> ILL. LD *>ILL. He was. built fur comfort, not for stvle. A picture you must not miss. Box Plan Now Open at Theatre or Phone 4o uoy for Reserves. Special Music... .Conductor. H. Engle. rPHE DUKE OF YORK'S GUAKIJ of HONOUR Was composed of Men of the Auckland Regiment, who appear in the him at the -New Regent To-morrow. MOTOR CYCLING. HILLC L I M B dMb H1 L L CLI M B CHAMPIONSHIPS. CHAMPIONSHIPS. M T (JUST OVER MANGERE BRIDGE). NEXT SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 2.30 P.M. Buses from Onehunga Tram Terminus. See the Daredevil Conquerors of Mt. Roskill on the steepest, longest, and most sensational trr.ck to date. Motorists—Pass the entrance by flitSchool, and take the first road to the right. Admission 1/. SPORTS MOTOR CYCLE CLUB.