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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17270, 20 September 1919, Page 18

Amusements. ...... r\ BAND —— . . T^'Sil VJTRAND — , XO-DAY First Screening in. Auckland. Great Double Star Programme, THE T>KIMITIVE TXTOMAN." HE JLEIMITIVE "» OMAN." I THE "PRIMITIVE \\rOMAN." HE X RIMITIVE »» OMAN." Starring MARGARITA .FISHER MARGARITA FISHER MARGARITA FISHER THE PRIMITIVE "WOMAN." HE X RIMITIVE » V OMdN." "npHJS PRIMITIVE T*7"OMAN." " XHE X RIMITIVE 'WOMAN." Starring MARGARITA FISHER • MARGARITA FISHER MARGARITA FISHER ': CHARLIE pHAPLIN '- AAKI/lH \JHAl J LiiU 4 'jiAttME I '.o-APlilN V>iIARi,lE "UhaPjulN vtiAKuiE t IttAPUN 'MAKLjUS "UHaPUIN BiiAjKLIE | ittA.fliJN HAHLIE VJHAI'JLiIN (HARLIE i irlAPiilN VHAPLIN la I >harlle i >haplln Charlie V>HAi'L,.LN "QHOuld.cr -fYHARLJE /CHAPLIN S V-'HARLIE CHAPLIN ret „ pHARLIE /CHAPLIN A RMS." ~L>HAPLI~ -ACHARLIE /CHAPLIN KJ ■I ARLIE V_/HAPLIN PnARLIE pHAPLITf CHARLIE VJHAPLIN CHARLIE /CHAPLIN HARLIE VjHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN _~, xiAKLIK VHAI'UN Will appear CHARLIE /CHAPLIN L/HARLIE Chaplin At, 2.15 and CHARLIE pHAPLIN i P.m. and C'HARLIE Chaplin At 7.15 and 9 CHARLIE OHAPLIN P.m. L/HARLIE VJHAPLLn_ CHARLIE pHAPLIN HARLIE V'HaPLIN CHARLIE pHAPLIN HARLIE CriAt'LlN in CHARLIE pHAPLIN T „„ HARLIE Chaplin "CHOLLDEK pHARLIE CHAPLIN O Charlie Chaplin . RMS " CHARLIE pHAPLIN ARMS. harlie Chaplin -"- C HARLIE ftHAPLIN HARLIE CHAITHjj CHARLIE pHAPLIN harlie Chaplin SESSIONS: 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. PRICES: Circle. 2s and Is. Stalls: l8 =- children half-price Doors open 1.30 ana 6.30. THE GREAK DRAMA OF A WHITE WOMAN AND A YELLOW MAN. QENSATIONAL QUCCESS. "The SENSATIONAL SUCCESS. City SENSATIONAL QUCCESS. Of SENSATIONAL SUCCESS. Dim SENSATIONAL 'SUCCESS. Faces. SENSATIONAL uccess. , „ "Ev'ryb artpuLLERS' QPERA JJOUSE. Direction: Ben and John Fuller TB:EiY = 2.30 = TB:Dii: MATINEE. ATINEE. a , ~ Is 6d, Is, 6d. m „ T „ m Is 6d ' "' 6d ' TO-NIGHT, „,„ LAST NIGHT OF* PROGRAMME. MOON AND MORRIS. Joe and Vera White, Phrozo. Ladd and Arnold. Falvey Sisters. LA BLANC'S TRAYESTIANS. . Prices as Usual. Plan at Anglo-Amencaa Music Store till noon. Thereafter at Segedin's (opp. Theatre), till 7. 'Phone 5743. ~pMERY T>ROS. T7AUDEVLLLE piRCUS AND * TTIPPODROME. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MATINEE TO-DAY. 2-30. LOCATION .-- - NEAR CITY BATHS. When you see this programme you witness the limit in sensation, intelligence, comedy, and enterprise. 12 — STAR ARTISTS — 12 Acrobats. Singers, Dancers. Trapeziste, Trick Ponies. Performing Dogs, Wire-walkers, Bucking Horses, aIBO Fun in the Stockyard. To-night the best buck-jump rider receives a prize. Admission. 3s, 3s, and Is. Children halfprice. • —Marvin the Dare-devil Ball-dogger, the cowboy that defies the bull. Marvin leaps upon the bull's neck and grips the frantic bull by the horns, and forces his teeth into hie jaws. Commencing Monday. THE GREAT DRAMA OF A -WHITE WOMAN AND A YELLOW MAN. SENSATIONAL QUCCESS. " The ENSATIONAL O UCCESS. City SENSATION AL UCCESS. Of SENSATIONAL- SUCCESS. Dim SENSATIONAL, SUCCESS. Faces." SENSATIONAL SUCCESS. "Ev'ryb'dy's." T THE GRAND TO-DAY. CHARLIE CHAPLIN ' In " SHOULDER ARMS. ' Meetings. A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE • J\. AUCKLAND TAILORESSES and other Clothing Trade Female Employees' Industrial Union of Workers, will be held in IS, Tabernacle Buildings, on TUESDAY, September 23, at 8 p.m.. to decide whether the Union shall make application at the next sitting of the Arbitration Court for an amendment to the Shop Tailoresses' existing award to provide for an increase in wages.A. COSSEY. Secretary. A UCKLAND TRAINING COLLEGE. | £\. "Old A's" are reminded that a Meeting will be held in COLLEGE at 3 p.m. on THURSDAY. October 2, to decide on the form for the "Old A's" War Memorial. On WEDNESDAY. October 1 the Annual Football Match.. PAST v. PRESENT, will by played. (Will players able to take part please send early intimation.)' A Special Social is being arranged by a Committee of "Old A's" for THURSDAY Evening, October 2. (Will those able to attend please notify College.) H. G. COUSINS.' Acting Principal. UCKLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL COMMITTEES' ASSOCIATION. THE QUARTERLY MEETING Will be held in the ■, Teachers' Institute Room, Williamson's Chambers. Shortland St., On MONDAY. September 22. 1919 At 7.30 p.m. R- J. LUSHER. Secretary. COMBINED PICTURE THEATRE EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION. NOTICE. * j A Meeting of the above will be held TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), September n J in the Rooms, PRINCESS BUILDINGS com mencing at 10.30 a.m. Business: V Discussion of Finance. H. E. BUTLER. ■ Secretary. MEW ZEALAND DAIRY FACTORY 11 MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED). j P.O. BOX 6, PUKEKOHE, September 6NOTICE. Notice is hereby yiven that the adjourned Special Genera.! Meeting of members will be held at the Farmers' Freezing Works Auckland, on THURSDAY, October "3 at 2 p.m. ~ ' Business: To confirm the Special Resolution carried at last Annual General Meeting re \\ maing-up the Association. A. M. STIRLING, Hon. Secretary. NOTE.—The previous meeting called for this purpose lapsed for want of a quorum. Memorial Ceremony. THE CEREMONY OF UNVEILING TOP MEMORIAL TABLET TO THE I ATP LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER W v SANDERS. V.C.. AT TAKAP'unu SCHOOL. BY LORD ADMIRAL JEL I.ICOE. AT TAKAPUNA' SCHOOL ON SEPTEMBER 24. AT 3 P.M? Teachers and Scholars from town take the 1.15 p.m. boat for Bayswater. A cordial invitation is extended to Returned Soldiers and Members of the R.N.V.R to attend in uniform. ROUGHENED hands, are often caused~bv polishing- Lse LIONARNISH for your linoleums once a year. Applied with a brush—cuts out the drudgery. Gives a. shine like glass* All Grocers. j