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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17361, 7 January 1920, Page 14

' i : Amnsements; - ; friVOLI,; ——— , The - fTTIVOLL A IVOLI. Premier IIVOLI.1 IVOLI. rrryoLi Picture — mivoLi. A IVOLI. ----- House. , 1 IVOLI. This afternoon,' 9 o/\ wis * Afternoon, 4*Ol/« ) TillS r'? ApTEENOON*. 2.30. Iris Afternoon, a«GIN To-night, :at q • O-NIGHT, -AT O. the thrilling and ADSORBING PROBLEM PLAY. P4 3 ,! Tm TTS ;e '?'* , A rcmarkablo /screen T»Arn tS *dapiat«on 0 the Tarn 1 ! great •s'<• BUOCCSB, P am *»? r-^TTT^r - * which *"{ bo rememJl Ain Tm bered M having been P m tv "Einr'r' - P,'* yc<i by , {Catherine r »i7i I?ULL. Grey * tad * Will.am daib *m J tk LL ' Desmond. " I'm id -In .Ftm TS KFH U| « Fu l l "is *> stirring ivvii; i*; "*• UJjU and unusual arama, PAID TN and aomewnat AID TjN T^ULL V und the aomonimt v*iTn iir i elic^to , aub.ect matM4ID IN tor »8 treated in a Said iv f'* lkil , ful manner. The Pa SINFSS:: d "l<S£ i '"" l PSSBFffI: P188&I MBBF®; - PiSgil PIS Hl® Ftsasi PJiBISFSS: PIS PißDFffll Pißffil Pi I|ra: FBffi rAmIN C Ui/L. Jb REDERrCK PAID 1 N T7<ULL. TjiREDERICX X" All) 1V T ULL. J? REDERICK PAID TN T7IULL. FREDERICK £ A 1) In £ ULL. X REDERICK PAID TN T7IULL. i? 1-'LL, Hevla a atrongcsat, PAID TN TjHTLL. which includes Wyndii A' J. <i J? LL, ham Standing and pAID 7 N Full' Frank Loseee. rajd In J? ull. Also. LSO. . THE IRRESISTIBLE MACK SENNETT TWO-ACT COMEDY, A MONO THOSE PRESENT. Among 1 hose x resent. _ AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. THE WORLD S PILToGRAPH. „„„„„ STUDY IN PELICANS. TYPEWRITER ART. BOBBY BUMPS CARTOON. Etc. - rpiVOLI. Reserves at H. TpIVOLI. A VOLI. Clcal's, Queen IIVOLI. MIVOLI. St., or Theatre, TIVOLL 1 IVOLI. 'Phone 2236 Auto. J IVOLI. rTHE pi. RAND rpo-DAT AHE M RAN D 10-DAY. A FINE PRODUCTION. H. B. Wffil 15 H. B. WIS IB H. B. WIS™ Piffl HP WARNER pOD XI- £>• V* ARNER U"OD H. B. WJffi The first screening in Auckland of this wonderful, realistic Eastern drama should prove interesting to the Grand patrons. With 'Appropriate Music by THE BIJOU ORCHESTRA THE NINTH CHAPTER, THE NINTH CHAPTER, The t ightning -paiders." he .Lightning Haiders." /THE T IGHTNING "I.) AIDERS." ±HE JUIGHTNING iX AIDERS." AND pHARLIE pHAPLIN. IN HA HI.IK VJHAPLIN. CHARLIE pHAPLIN, "THE I C harlie Chaplin. " IHE ; lIA RUE pHAPLIN. TIIREMAN." V HAKLIE X IRFMAN." SESSIONS FROM 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. POPULAR PRICES: Day Sessions—Cirdo 1* fid; Is; Stalls. 9<]; Children 6d. Evening Sessions 2s; Circle, Is 6d. and Is: Stalls. 3d. QUEEN'S. AUEEN'S. UEEN'S. UUEEN'S. COURAGE TTtOR rnwo. OURAOE J: OR 1 WO. A TRULY FINE PHOTO DRAMA. Full of Rapid Action, Thrilling Scenes, Great Human Appeal, and » DOUBLE ROMANCE. Featuring CARLYLE BLACKWELL and EVELYN GREELEY. FOURTH EPISODE Of The Sensational Francis Ford Serial. THE QILENT 'mastery. Ihe Oilent Mystery. And Beautiful Scenio Study, Lake Lemman. CONTINUOUS SESSIONS FROM 11.15. IVOLI — SATURDAY NEXT, MARY PICKFORD, In '* M'i.183." by Bret Hirte. ' ——■ Railway Notices. jpw RAILWAYS WAIKATO TROTTING CLUB'B MEETING AT CLAUDELANDB, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1920. Excursion Tickote, available for return ui to and including January 13, i 920, will lx issued by morning trains on January 10, 11920, to Claudolands, from Auckland, On<y 'hunga. Paeroa, Putaruri:, To Kuiti, and in termediate stations. Excursion Tickets to Clandelands will col be available by the Auckland-Wellington and Wellington-Auckland express trams, oi by tb.) 7.15 a.m. Auckland-Frankton train. Pa«icngers travelling by these trains with Clmdelands excursion ticket*! wll requifts tc pay the difference between ordinary single tare and half tho excursion fate for tho <£» tßuce tiavcllcd. A train will leave Auckland for Claudelands nt 6.55 a.m. Return train will leave Claudelands foi Auckland at 5.55 p m,. connecting at Frankton with the He Kuiti train, winch leaves Frank ton at 6.'20 p.m The usual 3.30 p.m. Paeroa train will loave Frankton at 5.0 p.m., Claudolands 5.3( p.m. The usual 5.43 p'.m. Cambridge train will leave Frankton at 5.20 p.m., Claudo, lands 6.0 p.m. The erprcea trains 'to and from Rotorua and Thames will etop at Claudelands to allow, pasmnsers to alight. BY ORDER. Dental. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Possesses Mmy and Great Advantages which are Distinotiw. HERB ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS: I. NO PAIN. 8. NO NEED to come back the eeoond tims or oftener, as under other methods. 8. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No bvlMt 'eeth or itumos let* in the gum» i. PERFECTLY SAFE for all acts. I rati safely use it on a patient of 80 rears 6. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART or are suffering from other complaints it will not affect you 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8 ABSCESSED TEETH also painlessly extracted. 9 EXTRACTED FREE when teeth are ordered. Also, THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERT IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGK., ANALGESIA, YOU CAN HAVE YOUR TEETH DRILLED. FILLED. PREPARED FOR CROWNING. BRIDGE WORK. PIVOTS I Etc.. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST! I FAIN WHATEVER. YOU ARE CONSCIOUS, YET UNCON- ! SCIOUS to PAIN. and I HAVE ; PROVED THIS MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE TO BE AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS IN EVERY OPERATION THEREFORE, PATIENTS WHO ARE NERVOUS NEED NO LONGER FEAR THE DENTISTS. PAINLECS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS [ IS NOT A MYTH RUT < FACTNOTE THE ADDRESSI DENTIST C. MUNRO EMANUEL, FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'B BLOCfS. 'Next G.P 0-). Open Every Evening, also Sat. Afternoon. TeleDhone '604 T ake T'uvafor 1— " ■ ■ . ■■ 'i Tea. "C TAG'S TTEAD" TEAS "OTAGS 111 BAD" J.EAS STILL MAINTAIN THEIR POPULARITY, In the Pace of Increasing Competition. WE NEVER LET THE QUALITY DOWN WE NEVER LET THE QUALITY DOWN, GROWN ON BRITISH SOIL PACKED BY AUCKLAND LABOUR. WHY PAY WAGES IN THE SOUTH? ALL STOREKEEPERS ALL STOREKEEPERS. 'A. J- E NTBICAN & C°" L TD " TEA MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND.