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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17187, 14 June 1919, Page 18

: Amusements. ; «' • " ' •tirA.TtdNAL PICTURES. ,v NATIONAL "PICTURES. , : ATIONAL JTICTUREB. l_ 'v •. • .-' William • Fox PreeenU ■; ■ ■ 7* .. THE CLEVER, DRAMATIC STAR, VIRGINIA PEARSON, ■ "' IRGINIA .;-vJCV EARSON. • VIRGINIA -:PEARSON, IRGINIA JTEARSON. VIRGINIA fPEARSON," , • Virginia ; 'JPEARSON, virginia pearson, , irginia xearsof, virginia pearson. IRGINIA XEARSON. IN A STIRRING PLAY OF LOVE AND . WAR, SET IN THE FRONT LINES r ..V IN FRANCE, * A nAUGHTER .iAF "FRANCE. A Daughter Up , France. A -nAUGHTER AF TRANCE. A Daughter Up * Range. A DAUGHTER f\F ■'PRANCE. A Daughter Up trance. A DAUGHTER A 178 A Daughter Uf France. A rtAUGHTER n p rS A s£iA .Daughter Uf J rance. THE GERMAN ARMY COULD NOT BREAK THIS GIRL'S LOVE FOR FRANCE. A STORY OF UNFLINCHING PATRIOTISM. THIS PICTURE HAS A GREAT WAR INTEREST. Miss Pearson gives a Thrilling Portrayal of a Young and Beautiful French Girl caught in the Rush of the German Army into Franco. ROMANCE, INTRIGUE, AND ADVENTURE IN THE,FRONT LINE TRENCHES IN FRANCE ARE COMBINED IN THIS GREAT PLAY. THE CLIMAX OF THIS 'STIRRING PLAY IS A-GREAT AND •DLEASANT DURPRISE. ANOTHER LAUGH PRODUCER: ACUNSHINE pOMEDY. OUNSHINE VOMEDY. A QUNSHINE pOMEDY. A Sunshine Comedy. MAKES THE WORLD LAUGH. Greater in Laughter than in Length. ROARING T lONS AN THE oaring Lions Un Ihe Midnight Express. E oaring tions an the OARING bum Un Ihe Midnight Express, come and be convinced and convulsed. A Hearty Laugh is more Beneficial to the Mind and System than a Cold Shower. ROLL BACK THE CLOUDS OF DESPONDENCY.

THE LION TAMER • - MUTT AND JEFF. FOX NEWS TOPICAL. LAST SHOWING. RAILROAD RAIDERS-CHAPTER TEN. AT 2.30 SESSION. NATIONAL ORCHESTRA AT 2.30 AND 8 P.M. SESSIONS—II, 12.45, 2.30, 4.30. 6.20, 8 p.m. Defence Notices, TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE 3RD. 1 AUCKLAND. INFANTRY REGIMENT A Parade of the above Regiment will be held on MONDAY. June 16. 1919. to attend a function in the Town Hall on the occasion of tho Presentation of Medals won by soldiers in the field. , _ . ..„.,, All Members of the Regiment will attend and Parade at the Drill Hall. Rutland Street, at 6.15 p.m. sharp. A.largo muster is particularly requested on this occasion. (Signed) L. POTTER. Capt. N.Z.S.C. x Adjutant. DIVISIONAL SIGNAL COMPANY (College Riflos).

PRESENTATION OF DECORATIONS AND MEDALS. The Company will Parade on MONDAY, the 16th Juno instant, at Corner of Kitchener Street and , Wellesley Street East (outside Public Library), at 7.15 p.m. Dress: Drill Order. . A. A. DIGNAN. Lieut... Commanding. Parade ordered for Tuesday. 17th June, is Cancelled, IQTH COMPANY AUCKLAND SENIOR J-0 • CADETS. » ■ *•.»•■ :■ ■ •--■ Tie" Company 'will Parade in the Drill Hall on MONDAY, Juno 16, at 6.45 p.m. There -will be no parade on Wednesday, June 18. . Parade as usual. WEDNESDAY. Jv.ne 25, at 7.30 p.m. R. GARDNER. Lieut.. , ... Officer Commanding. ;2%R*> COMPANY (marist BROTHERS) ° SENIOR CADETS. ■.-- % " ~~ " !? All the above Company are hereby warned ,to attend. a Parade at Lome Street. City, at 6.45 p.m., MONDAY." June 16. to attend the Town Hall for Presentation of Medals and Honours won in the field in the great war. A full muster is expected. CHAS. H. EMERY.-Lieut., O.C. 23rd Company. , ,7 ■.'."' 'I'. "-""V" * OOTH AND 30TH COMPANIES. AUCK« " u "' LAND SENIOR CADETS. ' " All Members of the above Companies are hereby warned to Parade at Lome Street. City, at 6.45 p.m.. on MONDAY. June 16. to attend Town Hall for presentation of medals and "honours wort by Soldiers on the field of battle in the Great W.u, Absolutely, no leave granted.. W. J. LOGAN, Lieut., Officer Commanding 26th and 30th Cora- ' posies. SQ2U 1 COMPANY SENIOR CADETS. , Members of the above Company are hereby 'wavted-to attend a Special Parade nt Lonw) street, Auckland, on MONDAY, June 16, tit ",.45 p.m. No t-»w will bo granted. B. H. ANDREW, Lieut., ',!, O.C. 33rd Company. „ J § WOMEN'S NATIONAL VV RESERVE. H. B. Buildings, Karancahtfjie Road. SICK NURSING CLASSES. MONDAY.-7.30. Subject: Bed-making, application of hot bottles, etc Lecturer: SISTER MIRAMS. Office Hours: Wednesdays and Fridays . i.c\J to 4,30. *."■ P. H. DAWSON, President,

A UCKLi.NI' SENIOR CADETS, ■«- .'i COMPANY. auu t°' JunSffP^r'' 111 Parad6 in L °"10 SttCot. on MONDAY. June 16. at 6.45 p.m., for the purpose of attending Presentation of *** at the Town Hall. ; nnJ. M- MELVILLE. Capt. U.t. 3'--. Company Senior CudtiK Musical Examinations. THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE .J. ROYAL ACADEMY OP MUSIC AND LONDON COLLEGE . OP MDSIC Th* , Practical Examination will commence-- in Auckland about August 31. Visitlug liiammer. Dr. J. W. G Hathaway. n ,; ENTRIES CLOSE iWhYI. Syllacas, entry forma, etc., from. Eady and Co.. or the Secretary. Entries may be left with Eady and Co,, or sent to mc. m - --d •<■.. C HUDSON. Hoi. Sec. Cleave's Baudings, High Street. npBINITY COLLEGE 0? MDSIC. LONDON. ENTRIES FOR THE DECEMBER DIPLOMA AND , THEORY EXAMINATIONS. Will Close on JUNE 28. Entry Forms, etc., can be obtained from Messrs. A. Eady and Co.. Queen Street, and from Mrs Dutton (3860. 2 rings). H. A. MARRINER. Secretary. Florists. F L wL E ?k 8 ' '?£ daily; best varieties. m^^?Tn? d Bouquets Specialty. Prices QmS St. "".-Mis, Lloyd, 251,