Amusements. ' T JV OLI; For TI VO LI 1 IVOLl! Highly 1 IVOLI TIVOLI. Artistic T IVOLL 1 IVOLI. Photo-plays. J- IVOLI ONLY TWO MORE MIGHTS nly Iwo Moke INights To See the Favourite Athletic Comedian DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. OUGLAS J? AIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. OUGLAS I 1 AIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. OUGLAS X AIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. OUGLAS I 1 AIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. OUGLAS .C AIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. OUGLAS X AIRBANKS. This is one of the most expensive produc tiona by ARTCRAFT. The scenes are laic in America and Europe. An Italian Cits was reproduced, with canals, gondolas, a roya! palace, gorgeous costumes, and magnificent settings. It- is entitled, REACHING 0! * the M oon -" EACHING OR IHE Moon.' reaching for the moon.' eaching Tor Ihe Moon.' reaching for the moon.' EACHING TOR IHE Moon; reaching "for the moon.' eaching or J. HE Moon: Doug, wanted to marry the Princess, so lit fought for her, ho scrapped, stabbed and stampeded generally among the fierce-loo!! ing gentlemen who formed the opposition. There never has been a swiftcr-movins Fairbanks picture. A Fine Supportinß Programme includes: THE FATAL "FLOWER , An IHE I 1 ATAL V LOWER. Hilarious THE F AT AL FLOWER. Jester IHE JT ATAL X LOWER. Comedy. Another trip with Burton Holmes from LAKE TTURON TO WINNIPEG. ake Huron lo Winnipeg. Paramount's Weekly american cazette. American vjazette. And Tho TIVOLI COMPLETE ORCHESTRA. TIVOLI. Reserve., at H. TIVOLI- - IVOLI. deal's Queen St.. 1 IVOLI. TIVOLI. or Theatre, TIVOLI. -I- IVOLI. 'Phone 2286 Auto. 1 IVOLI. GREAT DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. NATIONAL PICTURES. ATIONAL 1 ICTURES. NATIONAL "PICTURES. _.„,„ ATIONAL JTICTURES. TEWEL CARMEN. WEWEL VARMEN. The Girl with JEWEL CARMEN. the wEWEL V/ARMEN. Cameo Face. IN THE STORY OF A WOMAN WITH A PAST, THE pRIDE AF FEAR. Ihe Bride Up I 1 ear. THE pRIDE AF FEAR. HE Bride Up J: ear. u.!,™' 111 ' 1 ' HUMAN STORY. MARRY IN HASTE. REPENT AT LEISURE. PRETTY, PETITE. PIQUANT pEGGY TTYLAND. IN A THRILLING STORY OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE, PEG p.F THE PIRATES. PPG Uf J.HF, JT I RATES. PEG CF THE PIRATES. x eg Uf Ihe Jl irates. 1 Story oi tho Days when Pirates Roamed the Sens . 2 , A GREAT FIGHT AT SEA. Is the Climax of this Remarkable Story of Romantic Adventure. 'ROUND THE.WORLD IN 9 MINUTES." ™ »,-- -MUTT AND JEFF. i-OS NEWS TOPICAL HELEN HOLMES. In THE RAILROAD "RAIDERS. , _._ Chapter 9. NATIONAL ORCHESTRA OVERTURE, 7.50 P.M Sessions: 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.45, 8 p.m. LEST WE FORGET uest WE forget. \T THE PRINCFgS._SATURDAY_NEXT. U ARY PICKFORD IN STELLA MARIS 'VPvJ I W RHUW - FRIDAY."*" 18 ' I.V RYB DY'S. Book Your Seats Football. & AUCKLAND RUGBY UNION. t * GREAT FOOTBALL MATCH. J|AOBI piONEER PATTALION V. AUCKLAND PEPS.. EDEN PARK. KINGSLAND, QATURDAY VEXT, o P.M. 'ome and hear the Pioneers in their Haka Song. Special Tram Service arranged. P. McELWAIN, Hon. Sec. tiL MARITIME FOOTBALL CLUB If (NORTHERN UNION). A practice of the above Club will be held i the Newton shed TO-NIGHT (Thursday). I 7 o'clock sharp. All players are requested i attend. W. LIVERSIDGE, Hen. Sec. Motor and Coacb Trips. PADBANGA-jVIATAMATA MOTOR SERVICE. AR3 LEAVE TAURANGA. :.:j A.M. DAILY, connecline with the Rotoma Express. ARS LEAVE MATAMATA DAILY, for Tauranaa, on arrival of Rotorua Express at Matamuta (about 3.45 p.m.) FARES, £1 .SINGLE). D. WALKER. Tauranja. TISITORS TO AUCKLAND. ANDREW'S CHARABANC LEAVES G.P.O DAILY: a.m. Morning tr-p, '2 hours run. Fare is. 30 p.m. Afternoon trip. Faro 6s. SIGHT-SEEING TRIPS. ' TITIRANGI AND ALL SUBURBAN DRIVES. Book Seats: 'Phone «J.J2G and 1603. Restaurants and Tearooms. VISITORS to the Hamilton Winter Show will bo supplied with Meals at all >urs. J. ADAMS. Marble Bar. Caterer. 1 H E A P FISH MEALS. i A Meal at Sanford's, opposite G.P.0., i» lightful. Beautiful, clean, well-ventiia'ed i ' urns. Titty Varieties of Fish and Rock rstcrs. VLL TODAY AND HAVE A TREAT. 'OR THE BEST LUNCH ~" OR TEA IN AUCKLAND TRY THE TIFFIN. Always a templing bill-of-fare. Liberal I helping, ots ol variety. A quirk service, lorafor!, ease, pleasant surroundings, 501e,., company, civility, and alien-1 tion Hundreds of ;-egul„ .uatomcrs. theatre panics specially catered for. 'HE rpiWIN CATERING po„ LIMITED, CITY CHAMBERS. )RNER QUEEN AND VICTORIA STS. Nursing Homes. HIS DALTUN MATERNITY NURSE. 3. SURREY STREET, Grey Lynn Juiet. Private Home for Ladies during couchemcLt. -I'hono 2368 a. PATERNITY NURSING HOME. NURSE CANTY. 'Phone 3182. Huntiy Avenue, on Knvber Pass Road, ationts taken with or without doctor. URSE, B. DONALr, 0 , Harrisville, Dominion Rd. Private Maternity Nuraina me, lias removed to a r. cw and up-to-date •tint homo, Herbert Kd.. second bouse left fro© Domißioa Road. 'Phone am.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17179, 5 June 1919, Page 12
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