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AMUSEMENTS. EMPRESS- j ¥£S!/JS% The Screaming Comedy Kiot, *ull of Fun and Excitement, WALLACE BEERY—RAYMOND HAITI) N "THE BIG" KILLING." "THE BIG KILLING." "THE BIG KILLING." BIG SUPPORTS. STALLS 'JD, CIRCLE 1/. TO-MORKOW XIGHT, ) «>vr. „, AT THK EMPRESS. 2ND BIG SURPRISE NIGHT— WHAT'S OX? WEST END, |"ox»ox»y i TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45 N0 jji-STAR PICTURES—2 MATHESON LANG and MARJORIE HI'.ME in "ISLAND OF DESIRE" REED HOWES n ,,d MILDRED HARRIS, "SUPER SPEED." I 810 SUPPORTS" USUAL PRICKS. DE LUXE, i TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK I LILLIAN GISH . "THE ENEMY." (10 REELS.) BIG SUrrOHTS. USUAL TRICES —1 1 ■ 1 ! ALEXANDRA, "JJ™ ] ! TO-NIGHT. AT 8. '" " " j I ■ A Groat Prnsr.iinnip. | .*? — SPECIAL ATTKACTKIXS — 3 No. I—Tom Moore in "Anybody Here Soon Kelly?" No. 2—Rex Bell in "Girl Shv I Cowboy." I Xo. 3—Technicolour. "Virgin Queen." BIG SUPPORTS. USUAL PRICES 1 I Q ITY OF ALBERT T>AKK. I/BKRT A ARK. TONIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. PARNELL "IJARK, ARNELL -»- ARK. TO-MORROW (TIIURS. > NIGHT. AX S O'CLOCK. AUCKLAND TYfUNICIPAL T>AXD. UCKLANI) -"-M'XICIPAL -E>AND. In tlie followiiiK Fine Programme : GOD SAVE THE KING. Descriptive Overture, "The Northern World" (Chenette) March. 'U.S.A. Nntional March" (Panella) Waltz, "Wein, Weih. mid Gesaiiß" (Strauss) Patrol. "The Wee Maejrre}ror" ....(Amers) Cornet Solo. "Polonaise Exquisite" (Peetee) Soloist. MR. FRED BOWES. Selection, "Classical Memories". . . (Ewing) INTERVAL. Overture. "Hnriiioniiuia" (GaluskiO I'iccolo Solo. "Cassiona" IBursotli) Soloist. MR. HAL C. McLENNAN. Selection. "Princess Ida" (Sullivan) Tune Poem. "Xijiht's Enchantnieiit" (Kilihle) March. "The Blue Ridge Division" (Rocereto) NATIONAL ANTHEM. K? J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk.

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