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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17348, 20 December 1919, Page 16

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The Hunt Among the Heather —The Pani on trie London. Stock Exchange — The Tria Scene — The Race for the Wreck — The Figh t» • i J 1 " 1 ~ Twenty Fathoms Deep —Th 7 * l Divers and th « Undersea Fight - n.eep the Life-line Clear; if anything foul J- it, you're a dead man!" W -''Til WHITE HEATHER." .J. he W hite Heather." •'Til WSiH TTEATHER." .. £.&& J V HITE JIIeATHER." d L&8 W H , ITE TJEATHER" HE WHITE TTEATHER" „ m g» JXSSf Heather." - Ts§ HITE TTEATHER." J- "B W kite . Heather." /THE WHITE TTEATHER." A«e VVhite Heather." ■r T" The WHITE Heather.HE WHITE TTEATHER." ,„ ± riE W hite Heather." e» By special arrangement, the Uhdertss L " w^? es were produced by the use of th« Williamson Submarine Tube, the only mean: by which such scenes are possible. BOX pLAN TVOW |-\PEN OX X LAN I>OW V*PEN AT THE STRAND. ('Phone 3114). PRICES— Is' and Is 6d. ' Evening Is, is 6d, 2s, and 2s 6d (Reserves). To avoid disappointment, attend the Da' or Early Evening Session at 6.20. >; Ggjffg; =;T8:8ii: A FINE HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. SESSIONS from 11 M. TO 10 P.M. . io-DaY, Fur THE FIKST TIME in AUCKLAND. ■ rr,vrv T . G s« a ' V itagraph Drama, „5 T) AWN r °K 1 . J-/AWN OF UNliiiabiA^DiSS .. XHE OF UNDERSTANDING. Starring BESSIE 1" OVE. tt t i AbSIE -L/ovjs. mil? M and Charming Actress. '• Tmk I)iSS P£ 11 NDERSTAJNIBING. rriß% HS U-NDEKSTANDING. Thp DISS PE Understanding t rom Bret Harte's Prairie Romance. B Starring ESSIE T OVE. „_„_ oSSIE JUOVE Thf Bawm- ?£ TTS DER STANDING. -*■-HE -L-'AWN OF UNDJiksTAMmvp The Di&£ Rg TTiRIpTANDiNG: £.=£ X/AWN OF Understanding. of thfw 18 , in tSs Romance Tof the West. She is True to the Life. HF Dis£ ££ TTSR&STAijDING. ' rrraf t^ a SS 9S UNDERSTANDING. " THE TI AWN OF TTNDERSTANDING the .Uawn of Understanding. A. to 1 ? ls a . Quaint romance, colourful of the West m the gold days, of pathos and near tragedy, and relieved by touches of . 7TH ° f Brot Harte ° rieS•TH v>hapter— The T ightning to AIDERS -. HE TJIGHTNING KaIDERS " "V, rpgE T IGHTNING T3 AIDERS "THE J-iIGHTNING KaIDERs!" , pHARLIE nHAPm — 1 XS 4T?tJK Chaplin . pHARLIE pHAPIN. - i L«»ut.ti? Uhaplin In pHARLIE pHAPLIN. "THE , V,tT^T T v. RAPT.IN. VAGABOND" pHARLIE OHAPIN. vatf^W^' CHAPLIN —- Mr, o • POPULAR PRICES: I Day Sessions—Circle, Is 6d and Is: Stalls, 9d. i Evening Ses o s i onß^ R , e ?- -./Circle, Is 6d and 1 Is; Stalls. 9d. Children 6d. Plus tax. t.j ~ : ,' 2 001 ZOO! ZOO! ZOO! I IN FULL SWING FOR THE HOLIDAYS. _ . , ELEVEN LIONS Trained at 3 30 p.m.. Fed at 4 p.m. i Ocean Wave and Boi'ing Water Fre«. , Donkey Bides. , . , , Admission: I Adults 9d, Children 6d, Small Children 3d. ' 'I Sale oi Work. CHURCH, OTAHUHU. GARDEN PARTY AND SALE OF WORK. At MR. TRENWITH'S GROUNDS. MANGERE ROAD. OTAHUHU. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). at* 2 p.m. In aid of New Memorial Sunday-school. ADULTS, ls. CHILDREN. 6d. j Competitions, Stalls. Gazoo Band. Strawberries and Cream. Lectures. STRAND n^HEATR'P T B A N D 1 H E A TR El SUNDAY. .7.30 P.M. GREAT MISSION SERVICE. O F rtHBigTMAS IVTCSIC. ECITAL V*F Christmas Music: Solos: "He Shall Feed His Flock" and tie. Was Despised" (Handel's " Messiah"; MISS JESSIE BAILEY. " Come Unto Him" ('• Messioh") and " The Holy City" (Adams). MRS. • WORTH. " Nazareth" (Gounod) and " Jerusalem," MR. NORMAN TUCKER. THE ORCHESTRA (Mr. Whitelcy Mo Elwain. A.T.C.L.). will play "Proceasional and " Eastern March" (Rosse). REV. E. T. COX, M.A.. Speaks on " *fHE Tlf ESSIAH." "1 HE IULESSIAH." Meetings. IV" Z. LABOUR PARTY. LYRIC THEATRE. LYRIC THEATRE. LYRIC THEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), "Ist INST TO-MORROW (Sunday! 21st INST* TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 21st INST!; 7.30 P.M. 7.30 P.M. BIG LABOUR RALLY BIG LABOUR RALLY! BIG LABOUR RALLY BIG LABOUR RALLY" BIG LABOUR BALL?] BIG LABOUR RALLY. N AUCKLAND LABOUR MP '8 AUCKLAND LABOUR MP'S AUCKLAND LABOUR- MP'S AUCKLAND LABOUR 35.'! AND OTHER CANDIDATES Will Deliver Addresses on "GOVERNMENT BY A MINORITY" "GOVERNMENT BY A MINORITY" "GOVERNMENT BY A MINORITY" "GOVERNMENT BY A MINORITY." All Supporters of Democratic Government! are Urged to Attend. ORCHESTRA. COLLECTION FOR CAMPAIGN FUND. EA wL¥i\ * nd Mr». Robert Harknesa, th* ■w • .Smging EvangeiistsT Empire Theatre. Dominion, Road. T<«aSw (Sraday) Night, at 7 p-m, +««wnw >