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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17125, 2 April 1919, Page 16

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THE GENIAL WORLD-FAMED COMEDIAN. ROSCOE ARBUCKLE. In the greatest OSCOE ARBUCKLE. comedy over ROSCOE A RBUCKLE. screened, ObCOE ARBUCKLE. II OSCOE A RBUCKLE. T HE JIoSCOE ARBUCKLE. 1 HE R OSCOE ARBUCKLE. pOOK. OSCOE ARBUCKLE. I^OOK. nOSCOE ARBUCKLE. pOOK. OSCOE ARBUCKLE. VOOK. K OSCOE A RBUCKLE. OSCOE A RBUCKLE. This record K OSCOE A RBUCKLE. mirth-provoker OSCOE A RBUCKLE. must be seen E OSCOE A RBUCKLE. to be believed. OSCOE A RBUCKLE. 1 A . , A , Delightfully interesting tour with the famous explorer, BURTON HOLMES, amidst the scenes of Longfellow's great , poem, " EVANGELINE." THE LATEST AMERICAN GAZETTE. KEBERVE VOVR CJEATS! ESERVE 1 OUR UEATSI TIVOLI Reserves at H. deal's T 1V0LI! IVOLI Queen St., 1 IVOLI TIVOLI or Theatre. rpiVOLI 1 IVOLI 'Phono 2236, Auto. 1 IVOLI without question, without question. THE /GREATEST ATTRACTION HE NEATEST Attraction IN auckland in auckland FOR THE poming \l{J EEK or Ihe Doming Week Will be BEAUMONT SMITH'S THRILLING SPORTING DRAMA, THRILLING SPORTING DRAMA, THRILLING SPORTING DRAMA, Proscnted by E. J. Carroll, At the 1 GLOBE THEATRE. LOBE 1 II E A T R E. On saturday mext. Saturday x> ext. DESERT OLD. /I OLD. iuijbtt'l' VJuLD JL/jibJcRT 'UoLD. 1 I IuoEKT I a;LD. | INSERT i tULD. VJuLD. -L'ESERT 'VJoLD. I VESERT / i ULO. | \h,&El{'i' I 1 OLD. 8 i-A'.SEKT VJOID. 1/ESERT 'U"OLD. DESERT /a OLD. I DESERT t 1 OLD. ESERT UOLD. -L'ESERT \JOLD. DESERT noLD. "nESERT /lOLD. ESERT MOLD. -UEHERT MOLD. DESERT pOLD. "nESERT pOLD. aHERT MOLD. -L'ESERT MOLD. DESERT pOLD. "T,ESERT pOLD, i-NFRT MOLD. J 'ESERT MOLD. DESERT pOLD. 1 DESERT pOLD. •'-•i.-pp MOD. J/ESRRT MOLn. ' "HESERT pOLD. "nESERT pOLD. jjc-T?p T Vjo'd. .Ufsprt MOLD DESERT pOLD. TiESERT pOLD. ■' w«r VXn r r). VJor.n DESERT pOLD. TIESERT pOLD! DESERT pOLD. "TkESERT C\ OLD! DESERT pOLD. TAESERT pOLD! DEIIERT pOLD. "HESERT pOLD! , Ei'ERT MOLD. -L'ESERT M"OLD. 1 Foaturing "THE MARE OF THE CENTURY." "THE MARE OF THE CENTURY." (By Arrangement with T. H. Lowry, Esq.). IT GOES LIKE THE WIND FROM BARRIER TO WINNING POST." A GALLOPING STORY OF LOVE, INTRIGUE. AND THE TURF. TWO NEW ZEALANDERS IN THE LEAD [ DESERT GOLD IN THE TITLE ROLE. MARIE N E Y ■ AS JOAN, THE TRAINER'S DAUGHTER . FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. » AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. . Continuous Sessions. Plan at Theatre. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. -—■3 Lectures, AUCKLAND MINISTERS' ASSOCIAA TION. PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN. . AN ALL DAY OF INTERCESSION Will be conducted in the BAPTIST TABERNACLE. On TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY!, As under; 10 to 11— Leader: Rev. R. H. Knowlcs Kempton. II to 12.—Leader; Mr. A. J. Enlricsn. 12 to I.—Leader: Mr. 11. M. Sinoeton. 1 to '.-Lender: Mr. W. J. Holdsworth. 230 to 3.3o.—Leader: Rev. H. E. Bellhouso. . 3.30 to ISO.-Leader: Rev. I. Jolly, M.A. 7.30 to 9. -Leader: Rev, Fredoric Warner ' W. A. BURLEY, Hon. Secretary. PORESTERS 7 " THEATRE, oYeHUNGA. LECTURE EXTRAORDINARY. THE HON. J. C. HERBSMAN (of Washington, U.S.A.), , Formerly Campaign Xiunagor for the late Theodore Roosevelt Will deliver a Better Citzenship lecture, Entitled, "CARRY ON." i (Binding closer together the English-speak- - ing pooples of the world. Not regarding any 2 political question) t Mr. Herbßman will also explain '' Chautauqua." t FORESTERS' THEATRE, i: QUEEN ST., ONEHUNGA. THURSDAY. APRIL 3, 8 P.M. Admission Free. Collection. Chairman: Town Clerk. •RATIONAL EFFICIENCY T EAGUE. TyAIKATO OECTION. . A Moderate Men's movement established for the promotion of PROHIBITION on the lines suggested by the National Efficiency Board in its report to New Zealand Parliament. 1917. ON BEHALF OF THE LEAGUE. M R - J, A. Y OUNGi M'py. Will Speak at — »• TE KITH-WEDNESDAY,, April 2. 8 d m ' TE AWAMUTU-THURSDaY April *" '.' 8 p.m. i- OTOROHANOA-FRIDAY. 4th 1130 am OHAUPO-FRIDAY, 4th. 8 n.rn PUTARURU-SATURDAY. sth.' 2 pm MATANGI-BATURDAY. sth 8 cm HAMILTON-MONDAY, 7th 8 n m ' CAMBRIDGE-TUESDAY, Bth. si e FRANKTON-WEDNESDAY. 9th, 8 p.m. Medical, GOITRE (ENLARGED NECK) CURED Price: 2s 6d. -Is 3d, and 7s. Postage 3d. Stamps accepted. R. MUIR, Chemist, Moujit Eden, Auckland,