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AMUSEMENTS. — PRINCE EDWARD.— NEWTON. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. DAILY 2 P.M.. 7 P.M. Prince VIOLA DANA, Prince Supported Prince by Prince RALPH GRAVES. Pr inee In Prince " rpHAT /CERTAIN rnilING," Prince "J- HAT V/ERTAIN •*- HING."' Prince rpHAT IERTAI \ millNC," Prince " J- liAT VERTAIN J-HING," Prince A hilarious Comedy of the ups Prince and downs of City Life. Second Attraction : Edward " rnHE TAW /"\F rpHE Edward •' J- he "AW J- HE Edward RANGE.'' Edward A.NGE," Edward Wfth Edward TIM McCOY Edward And Edward JOAN CRAWFORD. Edward Stampeding Cattle. Blazing Plains. Edward ami a Romance that is the heri- Edward tage of America. Edward Also a Comedy of Special Note. " Edward "A BATTLE OF A CENTURY." Edward —Beacham's Select Orchestra.— Edward - - M ON l> A Y, SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ACT. MISS CAKLYLE And Her — LITTLE SPORTS' 'J. OLD FAVOURITE NIGHT, " E A S T L Y N N E." NEW "TUDOR" CINEMA, REMUERA. THE THEATRE CLASSIC. Direction : Fuller-Hayward and Mumford. TO-NIGHT. BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. Feature No. 1 — MADGE BELLAMY The Delightful Screen Star, In the Best of Her Successes, " SILK LEGS." A ? hriUi ««' Fas , cinating Story of " SILK LEGS." Hearts and Legs. Feature No. 2 — LIONEL BARRYMOJtE and AILEEN PRINGLE in a Vivid Romance and Stark Drama in the Snow-cupped Swiss Alps. Body and ODY AND £>OUL." Interesting' Gazettes, Funny Comedies, SPECIAL MATINEE FOR CHILDREN AT 2.30. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. Phone Reservations, 2.-i»9 (Theatre). "HAVE vol" riN THE BEAUTIFUL NEW 'TUDOR' CiNKMA?" TxapTtOL A rULLEIt-HAXWAKU V-'APITOL. THEATRE. Capitol. TO NIGHT—B o'Ciock—TO-NIGHT Capitol. Two Excellent Pictures, Capitol. " GET YOUR MAN," . Capitol. A Bright and Sparkling Comedy Capitol. Drama, starring Vivacious Capitol. CLARA BOW. Capitol. The Second Picture, 'Capitol. "RASH PRIVATES," Capitol. An Hilarious Comedy Drama, Capitol, built around the Army of OccupaCapitol. tion, starring Lya de Putti and Capitol. Malcolm McGregor. Capitol. Two Reel Comedy and Empire Capitol.' News. Capitol. . CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Capitol. Phone, 2t>-.">74. Empire. a fullek-hayward MPI HE. THEATRE. Empire. TO-NIGHT — S O'CLOCK. Empire. Final Screening of Empire. — " DEN TTUR.'' Empire. —— " -"EN -U-1."R." Empire. " IJ>EN TJUR." Empire. A-*-UR.'' ——• Empire. " ~|JEN TTUR." Empire. —— " -C*EN -tJ-UR.** Empire. " IJEN ITUR." Empire. -'-'EN A-*-Ult." Empire. " I->EN LTUR.'' ' Empire. " -*-*EN -U-UR." —— Empire. The magnificent screen version of Empire. General Lew Wallace's Famous Empire. Novel and Stage Play. Empire. A colossal masterpiece of unEmpire. paralleled splendour, featuring .-Empire. Ramon Novarro and M*j McAvoy. Empire. Selected Supporting Programme. A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. Edandale. TONIGHT — H O'CLOCK. Edendale. Final Screening of Edendale. " GET YOUJt MAN." Edendale. " GET YOUK MAN." Edendale* A Snappy, I'eppy ComedyEdendale. drama, starring vivacious

Edendale. CLARA BOW. Edendale. The Second Picture — Edendale. "RASH PRIVATES." Edendale. An Hilarious War Comedy. The Kdendiire. Greatest Laugh Picture this Edendale. starring LYA JJE I'UTTI Edendale. Tind MALCOLM McGREGOR. Edendale. Two-reel Comedy and Empire Edendale. News. Edendale. EDENDALE ORCHESTRA. Edendale. Phone 110-710. NEHUNGA PICTURES — TO-NIGHT. NEHUNGA Foresters'. Grand Double Star Programme. Forestres'. No. 1 — Foresters'. First National Pictures present Foresters.' BILLIE DOVE and Foresters'. LARKY KENT in Foresters'. " rpilE TTEAKT OF A Foresters". " -*- HE -*--"-EART OF A Foresters'. TROLLIES /^J.IRL." Foresters'. " OLLIES Foresters'. No. - — Foresters'. Universal Pictures present Foresters'. ANNA Q. NILSSON and Foresters'. • FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN in Foresters'. " mHE 1 OTH JUROR." Foresters;. "-1 HE « UROR." St/and! rS SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE Strand. ATTRACTION. Strand. — THE BOXING KANGAROO. — Strand. — THE BOXING KANGAROO. — Strand. Les Donovan. Auckland's FavourStrand. ite Light-weight, will box Jerry, Strand. THE KANGAROO. Strand. Strand. Picture Programme : Strand. First National Pictures present Strand. ROD LA ROCQUB ""Strand. ROD LA ROCQUB Strand. In Strand. " TViiIGADIER i^JERARD." Strand. " -*->RIGADIER ERARD." Strand. -— DIXIELAND. ANOTHER LATE NIGHT WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 18. WEDNESDAY NEXT. JULY IS. OPECTACULAK \XTINTER* (-JHOW ►SPECTACULAR * » INTER £SHOW Ball. ALL. Numerous Cabaret Items, including the New Heebie Jeebies Dance by Miss Yvonne Arlen and Mr. 'Colin Shorter. CiPECIAL * "VfIGHT. SPECIAL IGHT. POPULAR PRICE. OPrT.AR r RICE. 8 P.M. TO 1 A.M. ADMISSION. Reserve Early. Phone -26-610. TO-XIGHT mO-NIGIIT. O-NIGHT' O-NIGHT. GALA CARNIVAL NIGHT. S p.m. to 12 midnight. Admission a/. Music by Dixleland's New Dance Band, THE FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL SEVEN. DEMONSTRATIONS. m fjl OWN JJ ALL. SUNDAY, JULY 15. GREAT PROTESTANT demonstration. NO. 2 DISTRICT GRAND ORANGE LODGE (Co-operating with the Bible-in-State-Schools League). ANNUAL CELEBRATIONS.

The Service In the Town Hall' will be preceded by a Grand Procession of' Orangemen, leaving top of Symonds St.. to the Town Hall,-at 5.20 p.m., via Karangahape Rd. and Upper Queen St., headed by Brass and Pipe Bands. Bandsmen with instruments invited to assist.

Monster Service in the Town Hall at 3 p.m. Organ Recital from 2.30 p.m. by Mr. hdward S. Craston, Mus. Bae. Chairman, Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher, of Beresford St. Congregational Church. Speakers: Rev. Canon Percival James, of St. Mary's CnthedJal < £ arne ll- Subject, "The Battle for the Blbie : Who Shall Govern Our Home Rule or Rome Rule?" Rev T H E c e er «aJ,l. of Otahuhu Baptlsh Churcii. Subject, To-day and To-morrow." All Protectant* are invited to attend. 14