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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17234, 9 August 1919, Page 16

1 -- '' Amendments. ; ;■ -' ' j f'\ -v-W■■, ' "~ -.q-TSi'SD— . ' ''N.'ZiV '* — 'QTBAND -?,OTSASD _, -largest • ,- OTRAND - J QTRANB —And — ,C*TRAND - OTEANB,-. . Finest — ©TRAND I QTRAND Picture — QTRAND I DTRAND — House. > — ©TRANS | Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd, To-Day from '2 to S and from 7 to lift. Doors Open at 1.40 and 6.30. Beautiful NORMA rpALMADGE ORMA J. ALMADGE NORMA A LMADGB ORMA IALMADGE NORMA rTALMADGE ORMA 1 ALMADGE la the Young Lady Who Will Greet You "THE HEART OF WETONA" " THE HEART OF WETONA" " THE HEART OF WETONA" "THE HEART OF WETONA" A Drama 6f Love said Heartaches, in a Glorious Setting of Natural Loveliness in California. "THE HEART OF WETONA" " THE HEART OF WETONA " "THE HEART OF WETONA" "THE HEART OF WETONA" About the Love and Trust of an Indian Maid betrayed by a man who was white in colour only. . "THE HEART OF WETONA" THE HEART OF WETONA" THE HEART OF WETONA" " THE HEART OF WETONA " A Powerful, Arresting Drama of the Age-old Conflict of White Blood and Indian Tras d it ion. 5 " THE HEART OF WETONA" i "THE HEART OF WETONA" i " THE HEART OF WETONA " J " THE HEART OF WETONA" ) i A Delicate Subject, delicately ) i ■• handled with Refinement and ) ' Consummate Art. ) And, as we announced above, it Features i Beautiful > XTOEMA nnALMADGE , IN O.cIMA 1 ALMADGE ' ■VTORMA rpALMADGE IN OxIMA J ALMADGE NORMA rp ALMADGE OKMA 1 ALMADGE - The Dynamo of Human v Emotions!" Let braver pen than ours pass the verbal bouquets to. '"The Heart of Wetona":— "'This is another production of Norma Talmadge's under her own banner, and it comes with a big dramatic flourish. It teems with thrilling episodes—the sensitive ones may even be shocked but Miss Talmadge's excellent performance and the sp.endid manner in which the story has been treated lays a ;convincing force over the picture, even though leaving little to the imagination." I I ALSO: 3 THE LATEST PAT... GAZETTE— Topical 3 LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC— ? i_ . " Newspapers J. THE KING IN FRANCE - - - - Interest * PEACE CELEBRATIONS: WELLINGTON Local "The Heart of Wetona" commences at 3 and 8. PRICES—Day: Circles, la; Stalls, 6d. Evening: Reserves, 25 % Circle, 2a 6d; and Stalls. la; ChiMren half-price (Plus Tax). Reserve by Telephone 3114. . "HAWKER'S ATLANTIC FLIGHT" ,; Commences at The Strand on Monday. Meetings. I . Y.M.CA. I CRAPS -S/STORTH QAVTNG." t "Scraps Worth oaving." TO-MORROW. AT 3 P.M. REV. JASPER p ALDER, .V. «J ASPKR KS ALDER. THE POPULAR ST. MATTHEW'S CURATE, gPPsvp to MEN Of? HTS " EXPERIENCES TTrriTH " -EiXPE-KIF N VV ITH AUCKLAND'S TTP*T *V-'S? DOWN-AND-jPfcUTS." FULL ORCHESTRA. UNDER BATON OF MR. J. W. A.TC.Lc SOLOIST. MISS NELLIE BUTLER. 830 to 9.30 D.m.—After-Chita-ch Social Four at Y W.C.A. Special invitation to Young People residing from Home. . WFDNESDAY. 18tfi— to 7 P.m.. Mr. T. Cl"*k sn«pks on "The Life that WW TTTUHFpAY. Hth— 30 to 7.15 0.m.. Rev. Frederic Warner's Bible St"dv Circle. Sul> : ier*. "TJ>»» Parnassus of Prose." THURSDAY. 14th—8 om., Illustrated . Lco»Tir<t. '* The Story of Pondita Ramabai and Her Work Among the HiEh-c»ste Childwidows of Tn<Un." by Mi«s Francis B. T,v*nfir. F.R G.S. Admission free. Col-TO-NTGHT— Social. Members i and Lady Friends invited. P. J. L. T~P"NTNY. QTRAND fTHEATBE. O T R A *r n IfealßE. SUNT) 7.80 P.M. GREAT MT°STON SERVICE. MR, FRANK KEMP ~{ll «-t, R "Lead. Kindly- Light," t>r,A "Take Time to bo Holy." REV. E. T. COX. M.A.. Speaks on "HEROES OF THE CROSS." Illustrated bv th* Film Picture. ;;|ihb marytrdom f\f CHRISTIANS" MARYTRDOM f\f CHRISTIANS." MARYTRDOM , f\f /CHRISTIANS.'" ARYTRDQS Up Christians!": ON prophecy. tivoli THEATRE. SUNDAY. AUGUST 10, 7 P.M. Doors Open 6.30. SubioC !3L lr J?' rs GLORIOUS REIGN OVER THE EARTH" (Cont.). Missioner. REV. A. A. MURRAY. Orchestra. Gospel Hymns. Choir Pieces. Visitors and Non-churchjtoers cordially ins vited "ORE-MILLENNIAL ADVENT ASSOCIA X TION. ADDRESS ON PROPHECY By REV. J. H. HAWKES, M.A. <First Honour Man ; First Prize Van, T.C.D.) Subject: "THE SEALED BOCK." Held in LECTURE ROOM of GRAFTON LIBRARY, MOUNT EDEN ROAD, On MONDAY, AUGUST 11, AT 7.30 P.M. REV. A. A. MURRAY, v President. TDEWARE OF pRUSSIAN pONSCRIFTION. CITIZENS' MASS MEETING. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. To Combat the Proposed Four Months' Continuous Training. MR. W. 3. HOLDSWORTH will occupy the chair.Speakers include Preachers, Doctors, Labourites, Teachers, and Businessmen. The Citizens' Committee appeal to the Public to help defeat a proposal to establish the same militarism which thousands of our gallant men suffered and died that ' it may be abolished in Germany. gOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. PROPOSED SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.. oA - Public Meeting will be held m the Parish Hall, Vauihall Road, on THTTRq p.m., for th« purpose of receiving eussesturns and.discussing proposals for a St nent Soldiers' Memorial for DevonporVTnd setting up. a Committee of Management. ' A collection will be taken up to cover preliminary expenses. pre^ HORACE S. W- KING, . August 1. 1919. J Mayor - •THE NAVY LEAGUE,. . The Annual Meeting of the Ladies' Emer* genoy Committee will be held in the League Rooms, Customs Street, on MONDAY August 11, at 2.30 p.m. 74 G. WALLACE, £ Eoa. Society, J: