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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17113, 19 March 1919, Page 14

Amusements. THE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES X And Their Star Features To-day! QUEEN'S . . Bessie Barriscale in "The Outcast. PRINCESS ..Olga Petrova. in ''Tempered Steel, and Chaplin STRAND .. Mabel Normand in "Peck's Bad Girl.'. GRAND .. . . " The Seal of Silence" and "A Dog's Life QUEEN'S nSISv -h' DEER'S UUBBN S. The Great Emotional and Character Actress BESSIE TJARRISCALE. ESSIE JJARRISCALE, BESSIE T>ARRISCALE. ESSIE JJARRISCALE. In % Delicate and Dramatic Story. A Woman's Revenge. THE pAST - p>F. HE - V/FF. And. in addition, WILLIAM TiUNCAN William JUtjncan in THE TUGHTING TRAIL, QTRAND S^S^SSOTRAND DTRAND. Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd"l AM MINNIE PECK "- , ~, The town scamp, who foils the vampire! A harum-scarum woo becomes the fashion-plate of a country village! -InPECK'S -dad pirl. ECK*S JOAD VTIRL. PECK'S "DAD rjIRL. ECK'S -DAD VJirl. SAUCY MABEL ATORMAND ABEL 1> ORMAND MABEL TJORMAND ABEL IN ORMAND Has tie Biggest Broad Comedy Role of Her Career. It's a Supreme Goldwyn Play! And There's Also: . LATEST PATBE G Zr.TU'E -. • Topical. Interesting Beyond Description. THE GAMING GAil >LER - - - Comedy. To Forget One's Worries. CASTLES OR 1 ENGLAND - - - - Scenic. Historic Buildings We Lack Here. Sessions: 11, 12 60, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20, and 8. pRAND. Opp. G.P.O. — TO-DAY. URAND. 1 0-DAY THE VERY LATEST CHAPLIN PRODUCTION. CHARLIE pHAPLIN _„„,„ HARLIE VHAPLIN A Tl 008 pHARLIE pHAPLIN -n-^ Charlie Chaplin t IFE. PHARLIE pHAPLIN U VHARLIE VHAPLIN Ho is Greater than Great, and Better than Best, AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. PHARLIE pHAPLIN A "HOG'S Charlie VHAPLIN A -U pHARLIE POPLIN TIFE. VHARLIE VHAPLIN L ' pHARLIE PHAPLIN • Charlie Chaplin Screening at 12. 2, 4, 6, and 15. COME! COME!! COME!!! VITAGRAPH DRAMA, THE SIS 0? QILENCE. HE OEAL Uf OILENCE. Starring EARL WILLIAMS _ sth Chapter THE TTOUSE AF IT ATE sth Chapter IhE IIOUSE VF HATE PRICES. — Day Sessions: Circle, la: Stalls, 6d; Children, half-price. Night.Sessions, 6 p.m.: Reserved. Circle. 2s; Unreserved. Is; Stalls. Is: Children, half-price. TYRIC rpHEATRE. NIGHTLY AT 7.45. NIGHTLY AT 7.45. John Hopkins Presents Mr. Edward Branscombe's Merry People: THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. .„«, DANDIES. • .S-HjS&S' DANDIES. mwnils DANDIES. DANDIES. urn uuu THE DANDIES _ THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. For eight years "The Dandies" have been appearing throughout the Dommon, and their popularity was nover greater than it is today. And because of this we c*U tor three rousing cheers. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. iTTn GET IN THE FRONT STALLS. Don't sit too far back. You can locate yourself in the front row and still be 301 ft away from the screen. And it's a fine place to hear "The Dandies" to advantage. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. These joyful people appear at 9 o'clock. At 7.45 we screen Mabo! Normand, the tomboy, in "PACK'S BAD GIRL." "PECK'S BAD GIRL." THE BIG-VALUE SHOW. THE BIG-VALUE SHOW. Be it known that whatsoever a man desir»th in good value for hi» Mmnnmn raonny, h« csnnot pet in any other mosque in the city that wnVhwill exceed which ho receiveth »* tTi«> Lyric. QF.T TTTV Us PIT GET IT NOW. Th!« shall be your levy: D.C. and 0.5.. <>*■ P»wrves 6d Extra. Back Stalls, la. P'n« Tax. pi nn -' "ii'V«'< ALT.vvw pijnr.PAMME SATURDAY. MATI*' 17 ' s '. s«' ,r rn''r>»'> 30 PM. Usual Matinoe Prices. "THE WOMAN GOD FORGOT." At " Everybody's " (Friday Next) '—' Lectures. SUPPLIES - NARROW NECK CAMP. Tenders are invited for tho Supply and Delivery to Narrow Neck Camp of the following Goods for the period April 1 to May 31, 1919:BREAD. MEAT, MILK, GROCERIES, AND VEGETABLES. Tenders will Close at the Office of the A.D.S. and T„ Defence Department, on FRIDAY, the 21st. ins*. Tender Forms and particulars may bo had at tho Office of the above. The lowest >or any tender not necessarily acceptod. S. MELLOWS. Captain, Assistant-Director of Supplies and Transport. GUDAN UNITED MISSION. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. "AFRICAN piONEER S," By MISS L F. BONIWELL. TABERNACLE SCHOOL HALL. TO-MORROW (Thursday). AT 7.45 P.M. To be followed by ANNUAL MEETING of Auckland Committee. Collection in Aid of Mission. WOEKEES' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. M B - W. D. B AYLEY - BALECTURES In the CONCERT CHAMBER Of the TOWN HALL. On TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, AT 8 P.M., On the Subject of the hour— "DEMOCRACY AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. TOWN pLANNING. T E C T U R E (ILLUSTRATED BY LANTERN VIEWS), Entitled, "WHAT TOWN PLANNING MEANS FOR THE DOMINION." By S. HURST SEAGER, ESQ., (Hon. Organiser Town Planning Conference), TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, SATURDAY. ARCH 99 AT Q P.M. ADMISSION. 6D. ~ Football. ~~m pITY ROVERS FOOTBALL M Kj CLUB. for. " The Annual Meeting of the above f Club will be held at 28, Victoria 4 St., TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), March 19, at 7.30. All Members and Intending Members are requested to attend, ERNIE ASHER. Hon. Secretary.