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AMUSEMENTS. it | THOMAS A. O'BRIEN I j THEATRES. '• | TOE '/ || 1 CIVIC, j— THE DOMINION'S GREATEST THEATRE. ' 1 H 3 SESSION'S DAILY, 10.30, 2.30, 8 P.M. | 1500 GOOD SEATS | :: STILL AVAILABLE FOR ! 1 I I TO-NIGHT ' | 1 i II AT POPULAR PRICES. j || | 200 AT 1/, 500 AT 2/. 1 § j. 800 AT 2/9. j THE WORLD'S GREATEST ' HUMORIST J WILL ROGERS LAUGHS YOU RIGHT THROUGH . GAY PAREE — In | * THEY HAD TO SEE | j PARIS. j — A Fox Movietone. —- 1 Mingle Anions the Mademoiselles 'M With the ...■ FUNNIEST MAN IN THE WORLD! A comedy drama with more sparkle than champagne. IT'S JUST ONE LONG LAUGH. — Also — ONCE MORE SOMETHING NEW. 1 TED HENKEL'S " N. —STAGE BAND REVUE / \ "THE ROSE IDEA," / \ With the / ;;j \CIVIC BALLET./ ! THEN ;"! I FRED SCHOLL I At the I ik I CIVIC GRAND ORGAN, I I Playing | | "THE ORGAN SPEAKS." | . i BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. j I reservations | 4Q.266 | P L A Z A Phone 41-586. 11 A.M., 2.30 AND 8 P.M. STILL DRAWING PACKED HOUSES. | " SUNNY SIDE UP." Owing to the heavy booking Patrons are advised to Attend the Day Sessions. miVOLI Nightly, 8 p.m. K Phone 44-136. m Paramount All-Talking Success, | "THE DANCE OF LIFE." f* I ALL-TALKING SUPPORTS. ' | T>IALTO Nightly, 7.50. xv Esther Ralston in "THE SAWDUST PARADISE." Jack Holt in Zaiie Grev's "SUNSET PASS." " I gRITANNIA. — TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. George Bancroft, Baclanova, Nancr Carroll, I — "THE WOLF OF WALL STREET." — All-Talkie Supports. ARCADIA — SHOWING TO-NIGHT (TUBS.) AND TO-MORROW (WED.) AT 2 T.M. AND 8 P.M. RICHARD DIX In His First All-Talking Comedy-Drama, NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. Also Screening, " HINTS TO BRIDES." 3 2—Part All-Talking Comedy. "THE UNFINISHED SYMPHONY." A. Great Musical Number. SHOWING THURS., FRI., AND SAT. The Mighty All-talking Drama of the Yukon, " FROZEN JUSTICE." AMUSEMENT PARK OPENS I FRIDAYS, 7.30. SAT. AFTERNOON, 2.30. SATURDAY, 7.30. LUNA PARK. I i Ki athletic sports, I 1 g T - PATRICK'S JQAX QELEBRATIONS. — jQOMAIN. SATURDAY, M ARCH

TUG-O'-WAR. — Competition. Teams of eight; pull on grass. Prizes : Ist, £15 and Cup ; 2nd. £5. Entrance fee, 10/ per team. Entries close MARCH 8, at Noon. CYCLING.—Under N.Z. Union of Amateur Cyclist Rules. 1, 2 and 3-Mile Handicaps. Trophies each event; Ist, £2 2/; 2nd, £1 1/; 3rd, 10/6. Entrance fee, 2/ each event. Entries close MARCH 5, at 5 p.m. RUNNING. — Under N.Z.A.A.A. Rules. The N.Z.A.A.A. having refused to grant a permit for events as advertised last week, the. committee regret that they are unable to accept nominations. CYCLING.—Under N.A. Union Rules. 1 Mile Handicap. Frizes : Ist, £3: 2nd, £1 10/; 3rd, 10/; entrance fee, 3/. 2Mile Handicap. Prizes : Ist, £6: 2nd. £3; 3rd, £1; entrance fee, 6/. Entries close MARCH 5, 5 p.m. POSTERS AND COSTUME ADVERTISEMENT, N.Z. MADE GOODS.—Ist prize, £5 5/ ; 2nd Prize, £2 2/. No entrance fee. Post entries. FOR THE CHILDREN.—Best Decorated Trolley; Ist prize, £1; 2nd prize, 30/. Best Decorated Doll's Pram; Ist, prize, £1; 2nd prize, 10/. Best Decorated Bicycle; Ist prize, £1; second prize, 10/. No Entrance Fees. Post Entries. Decorations: Fresh or Artificial Flowers. Entries Close at Secretarv's Office, 38, Shortland Street (Firs't Floor). Telephone 45-770. _ 4 LAWN TENNIS. ASPHALT Court, Winter Season or Club "Vacancy, Sunday play.—Phone 40-501, or write 157, Broadway. s5 rpENNIS Racquets, new models by best -f; makers; restringing by experts.-— Kingsford's Sports Dppot. Qnppn St. R Y°U N <3 Man would like to join Tennis Club, vicinity Epsom.—Write particulars to Beginner. T. 5510. Star. 6