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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17329, 28 November 1919, Page 14

j * Amusements./ ! T TRIC. " Aat'asac<i'* Leadin« T YBIO. JbvRIC. Evcnsne Pictara. JLiYBIC. T YRfC. Hciise.". T YBIC. JbYßi'.; JbYBIC. j LAST NIGHT OF « - i ALICE T»BADY Ie Her '.la&eel 1 ALICE JOBADY Select Play. . 1 " rpfJß TNDESTBUCTTBLE TSTTFE.;' ,! " HE ANDESTRUCTIBLE t V IFE." I A story in- which the eSorts *A. *« easyj taring husband and his mutt . friend* are j Baited to wear dorm the r<*tle»* energy «5 ! his wife Charlotte, whose idea of esppia*** i and- weli-being into- r;de. thtjoi, .esfim. play 1 soli and tennis all day. and canoe 'nail ! ifie #:izht. ; Th« Last Word in Select Comedie*— that's saying tomeihisti la Addition — Fourth Episode of j rT»EE T IGHTSING TO AIDER. Censoencing | TO-MORROW. AT THE MATINEE. | The First Appearance at. The Lyric of the ! Noted Japanese Actor, QEftSUE TTAYAKAWA, OESBUE XAAY'AitAWA", CESSCE TJAYAKAWA. t »JESSUE JULaYAKAWA, GEBSUE TJAYAKAWA. 4 OESrtUE AJ-AYaKAWa, VESSUE XJfAY'AKAWA. Oessue XX A WA. QESSUE TJAYAKAWA. OfiSSUE XIA YAKA WA, QESSUE TJAYAKAWA. OEBSUE iJ-AYAKAWA. QESSUE ttayakawa. Oessue HaYAKAWA. QESSUE ttayakawa. '7ESSUE HAYAKAWA. gessue TJAYAKAWA, OESSUE JLlayakawa. Portraying the cold, cruel, hard, owner of. a rich and fashionable, gambling resort, In HIS "]T|£-BT.'' Moriyaai*, the gaßßblins IS l-'EBT." King, rainless dictator, TTIS "TYEBT'' in his gorgeous palace "AA ta JL/ci5T.". of chance, fair with his !*TTIS "r\EBT. - - patrons, but utterly " AXIS JL/EBT. " merciless, had a single " HIS T~.EBT."" redeeming human char•'HfS* JL/EBT.- aeteristic —HE PAID HIS T\EBT." HIS DEBTS in full, as IS -L/EET -•• be collected in fulL It " HIS T\EBT.'' was a tradition of his "TAIS JL/EBT." race that he paid HIS T|EBT."". what he owed, and IS A/ EBT. ' when it came to a matHIS TIEBT ' lex of Life he gave a IS JL/EBT. • Life for a Life. Not a Tragedy, but a forceful TwentiethCentiiry Drama, *;ith Hayahawa in a powerful role. "HIS DEBT' IS HAYAKAWA'S SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT." In Addition — Fifth Episode of THE T IGHTNING T3ATDEB." HE JLiIGHTNING XIaIDEB.-Us-aal Saturday Prices. Reserve Your Seats at Richardson Piano Co. EXCLUSIVE rr%o "TiHE T YBIC. XCLUSIVE A O —— AHE JUYRIC. I —_ rtLOBE. pLOBE - pLOBE. Q.LOBE. p LOBE Q.LOBE. • Q.LOBE. pLOBE Q.LOBE. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF JTVHE TWIDDLES TN rpHE T3UTNS. 'TOE T7-IDDIES TN rpHE T>ULNS. ] JHE TriDDIES TN TpHE T>UINS. :| COMMENCING TO-MOBEOW, Five-act Metro Drama; -DLACKIE'S TJEDEMPTJON. TJLACKIE'S PEDEMPTIOy. T3LACKIE-S REDEMPTION. Stamns •DEBT T YTELL. OERT T YTELLJ3EBT T YTELL, The story of a crook who was also a gentleman and a scholar. Blackie believed in being honourable— ' then why was he a crook ? Come and sea \ for yourselves. "SpSS OECIL TTALL'S TRANCE pECTTAL. I IN AID AUCKLAND LADIES' BENEVOi LENT SOCIETY. I rT IS TITAJESTY'S rpHEATBE, :j D ECEMBER 18> 19> AND 20. •All Tickets of Earliet Dates are Available. — .a I■. 1 - . ! pRINCESS.. ' rjiO-MOBBOW. THE QQUAW TITAN. HE OOUAW JUAJS. A Masterpiece of Art. and a Vivid Presentment of a Great Play. i Dancing. i " 'f-ITANUKAU YACHT CLUB. ; WELCOME BALL. i TT.a Committee regTet that the "Sramcars I arranged for will have to leave Onesonga at i Miomcht en the night of the Ball, Ncremoer 2i. 1918. A. G. HOULDSWOBTH, November 28. 1319. ■ Hon. Secretary. Highway District Notices. MOUNT ROSKILL' ROAD BOARD. CLOSING OF ROAD. Public notice is hereby given that the j portion of Mount. Albert Road from the ' Three .K ings Road to " the boundary of j Marka;,'s Nursery, is closed to vehicular I traffic owing to repairs. Anyone using the sarne do so at their own risk. By Order ROBERT BAILLET. November 26. 1919- Cleric. • Tourist Resorts. TTING'S* COURT PRIVATE HOTEL •"• 'Phone 2256. With Electric Light Throughout. Ur>-to-date Acoommooation. Billiard Table Extensive Grounds snd Magnificent Views. Tennis Court. * | • Moderate Chars* Permancnts by Arrangement. Tram 3 to Gate. SINGS COURT PROVIDES A HOME AWAY FROM HOME G. ARROWSMiTH. Proprietor. HOT SPRINGS. fiELENSVILLE. Best Mineral Baths in the Dominion. Excellent Rheumatism, Indigestion, and Nervous Complaints. STAY AT SPRINGSIpE HOUSE. 4, rooms, «ii Ground floor, every convenience: tennis, bowls, etc.: pleasant Domain grounds; slipper and plunge baths. Ring up No. 8, Helenß-ille Bureau. Motor meets ail traina Telegram?. ' Bpringside." promptly attendad to. Tariff. 63 6d per day. 37s 6d per week. MRS. EDDLESTON. Proprietress. BRENTS BATHOATE HOUSE. ROTORUA. the Largest Private Hotel of Rotoma. Can accommodate considerably ever 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season Electric l.ght throughout, hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc Nearest house to Government Baths, including the iarge new bath-house. Motcr-car3 and conveyances leave Brent's for all the side inps. Terms reasonable. Porters meet ill trains.—S 'i' 1 BRENT. Proprietor { - THIRWELL HOUSE. r.OTORUA-— Well known as the Leading House. During present railway timetable meal* ! will be supplied at any hour to suit guests, j Telephone 00. ; T. P. DOWLING. I i roprietor. i "WELLINGTON'S LEADING PRIVATE »> , HOTEL. I a.: ia<ed r:gh'. in the city, a few doors i erxj.-.- '.he Uvyal Oak. I THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. 107.,' Cuba Street ! Comrricdio-as, Comfortable and Convenient. I Magnificently appointed Personal supervision ; leans: 9s a day, £2 10s week. j , S EDILSON Propnetor Telegrams: " Edilson.'l Wellington. j - ' =3 Convalescent Homes. 1 fOXV ALESCENT HO M E. j v WAITAKERE RANGES. Registered for Non-infectious Cases only by Department for Public Health'. Certificated nurs* in charge. Bracing air. Altitude. 1200 ft. Panoramic views. Within one hour's motor run from Auckland Post Office. For particulars, apply Matron, RANGIMARIE. Nihotupu, via Waikuniete. Telephone. Nihotupu Bureau ' I. ~ QEWING Machines Repaired (all makes); v ' Buttonholes made on the premises--B?re°t Fr Te'l!'27B7 P A m - J - HiUord - * »SffiSsi nno Those About to Marry.—Homes FnrI A , n . lsi » ed on Easy Terms—Gall or write, I Central Agency. 70..£ity Chambers. ■-. A /