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amusements. 0 — THEATRES AT ONCE — Q " — THEATRES AT ONCE — — HAROLD LLOYD'S — LATEST BIG COMEDY, —"THE KID BROTHER."— — THURSDAY NEXT.— AT PRINCESS. TIVOLI, ih ■ii ■ • it,' rirrnrrwni—' AND — EVERYBODY'S. — Reserve your Seat in either D.C. or Stalls. I'hone 41-556. PRINCESS Direction .... Thos. A. O'Brien. "VTAUDEVILLE AND "PICTURES. » AUDEVILLE AND -t ICTURES. First National's Stirring Epic. KEN MAYNARD, And his white wonder horse "Tarzan" in an historical anil thrilling classic In "THE LAND BEYOND j THE LAyV." "The Land Beyond the Law" Is not - Western in the common meaning of the word. It is a feature production with a strong foundation of historical fact. The beauty of the picture is that this cold, hard fact has been leavened and tempered by romance, stirring action, tempestuous riding by Ken Maynard and his splendid supporting cast, and such photography as to be in itself a source of endless joy to all true lovers of beauty, of which motion picture patrons are not a few. Additional Attraction : I i j " CALIFORNIA OR BUST." j Starring GEO. O'HARA AND HELEN FOSTER. Byron Morgan's Latest Speed Story. Even more thrilling and exciting than • the days of the pioneers—and funnier than anything you have ever seen ! Bursting with Hilarious Hbinour, Fanciful Romance, Action and Fun. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. 1 2-REEL AL. ST. JOHN COMEDY, 7 Brave, cjtupid." i have, J-»LT Stupid." i ( IT'S A SCREAM ! I ; I ii j RAYMOND REEVE 'l 1 [ RAYMOND REEVE | j Something Different in Comedians, I | Songs, Monologues, Impersonations. 1 l —_i And ( - BABY KERR j 1 I Auckland's Jackie Coogan. He's I j only FIVE, but all alive. | Prices as Usual: 1/ to 2/9. ; Phone 41-586 for Reserves. I - • 2 SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. 1 — TIVOLI — I AND — EVERYBODY'S. — i Direction .... Thomas A. O'Brien. Paramount presents LYA DE PUTTI, JACK MULHALL, [ WILLIAM COLLIER, LOIS MORAN. | GOD GAVE ME 20 CENTS. i 1, "God Gave Me Twenty Cents" opens dur* ing the New Orleans iaardi Gras. Mulhall, a rough sailor, meets Lois, and they are married. Some days later, when his boat is about to leave, Miss De Putti, an old admirer, enters into the plot and the happiness of the newlyweds. How she uses an old gambling trick in her effort to win back this man of hers, and what eventually happens as she almost succeeds, make Mr. Brenon's current film one that can easily be placed on the same 'high plane as.his justly famous BCEU SECOND BIG ATTRACTION: Universal's Picture Drama of Fashionable Society, Starring BILLIE AND ILLIE -*-'OVE HUNTLY GORDON In r ! " SENSATION SEEKERS." j l_ i A carnival of gay parties, smart clothes, I swank society. With a twentieth-century girl leading the mad whirl. A romance of • intrigue and thrills! No, it's not - a flapper picture, but the tense drama of • a mouern girl, who knew her own mind, and followed its dictates —a story of modern youth and love that will open your eyes to beauties and terrors that beset the life of a society beauty—a picture that will hold taut your interest from beginning to end. Also Comedy, " WHAT'S YOUR HURRY." Tons of Laughs. At Everybody's only during Day Sessions. First National Big Laughter Sensation. . " SEVEN DAYS." With Charley's Aunt. IT TIVOLI, NIGHTLY, 7.45 p.m. Reserves 44-136. EVERYBODY'S: Continuous from 10 a.m. Prices: 1/ to 2/9: Children, half-price D'~ IXIELAND rtABARET IXIELAND ». EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ? TO-NIGHT, DANCING, 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. >. Admission, 5/. Don't forget, -.Wednesday, September 7. GRAND ARABIAN NIGHT, In Aid of Auckland Ladies' Benevolent e Society. Phone 26-615. d Sunday- Afternoon —Tea Served as Usual. COMPETITIONS. NO 1 BRAIN TESTER COMPETITION RESULT. FIRST PRIZE, £7.—CLIFTON DUNCAN, 11, Stanley Avenue, Palmerston North, > 1546 words. 1 SECOND PRIZE, £3.— W. J. MAY, Parawal, 1 Thames, 873 words. ' Prize Moneys will be posted to winners in due course in accordance with the published conditions. .» r AQUATICS. • - -yiCTORIA CRUISING CLUB. I Jf\\ I A Special General Meeting, will be held In the Clubhouse, BeauSn mont Street, WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 7. AT 8 P.M. BUSINESS IMPORTANT. I All Members and Intending Members I -"quested to attend. 3 • J. McGEHAN, Hon. Secretary.