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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17662, 24 December 1920, Page 12

Amusements. To Our Patrons— Now that we are on the eve of the Fe-stiva >- Season, we take this opportunity of Wishing You All " A Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year." Yours faithfully. THE CLARK-THOMPSON PICTURE CO. THE TgfvTRICAE EVENT OF THE SEASONI THEATRICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON! Hippodrome. IPPODSOME HIPPODROME" IPPODROME. THREE SESSIONS DAILY I AFTERNOON. 2.30. EVENING. G AND S. FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. LOUIS ALSACE PRESENTS E VAUDEVILLE PICTURES | X> K L UXE - L UXE - E. Tho Sensation of Two Continents. E. ARGUS ARGUS ARGUS A7) -^t G „ us ARGUS ARGUS THE ha E eß?el. ar^1 0S S 8 ARGUS ARGUS ARGUS THE BOY WITH 1000 EYESf ARGUS ARGUS. ARGUS. ARGUS Declares ho has received a spiritualistic n- message from Conan Doyle. I s bo in communication with tho dead' •i" STARTLING REVELATIONS. ts P e °P^ e declare that they see visions, to a hear strange and supernatural sounds s' whilst Arena is on the stage IS HE SUPERHUMAN? Don't miss this opportunity of seeine this VVonaerful Demonstration. TO-NIGHT. CBSSS ====== SiJglSii; s Cherry Blossoms under tho Red Moon o' w Nippon is the setting for the Beautiful Oriental Fantasy. COHEN AND HARRIS' COHEN AND HARRIS' Phenomenal New York Stage Success, that nas caused a furore wherever shown. " THE WILLOW TREE " " THE WILLOW TREE." THE WILLOW TREE " ' THE WILLOW TREE " l« " THE WILLOW TREE." j THE WILLOW TREE." k A gorgeous vision, a fantastic dream of fo 'k-loro. told amid the odour of cb e "y blossoms m the land of the Rising W\, m » W fr ch X Templo Bells of Tokio are heard tolling their votaries to prayer, . Featuring 3 ' Charming ArforaW. -t VIOLA DANA d ° raMo vtola Dana VIOLA DANA VIOLA f D l^e d^licionsly - VIOLA DAVa un ? 7 and Pathetically P VIOLA Dlna teDder P ° r rtrayal tor y VIOLA DAN t Career " ;• viola dana y VIOLA DANA • fl^ ry T, tol . d It} the Betti ns: of the dim. perI. East—the quaint and mysterious land of Nippon, where incense £ 010 and haunting. 6000 FEET OF WONDROUS BEAUTY. And the H!?I8SI8MI Olchlltea: , t ß ?* °Pen for the Season at .Ujwis Eadys, opp. H.M. Theatre. "I CONTTNUOUs" XMAS DAY. ;; I Strand ~ £i z '' 9 . QTRand i strand La A fd — " ! QTRAND Finest StRAND SsSr =SliSg Direction: Fuller's Pictures. Ltd. Daily at 11.15, 1. 2.40. 1.30, 6.20, and 8. I last day of A vitm Q T EWART, 'EVv'ART. Amri SIS'ilS :: "Thl TEM88&" E TOH I^I ES A^4f L Hf H A TC CoSejjPSu T°- MOEKO W - CBSSB tSSI : CBmSUSC™B ToiSStgow (CHRISTMAS DAY) DOORS OPEN .2 P.M. The Strand Favourite, : NBs|i Tifegiggl: : NBSma : S| T^£2g Sell! ; Msift : NolSSt TltMggl: S rri %££?■ TSI WSKS G"S-" .. Til AV? m * i;< f -jivES.'" . Thl wslls ■■ Til WBStS G IVEs; " "Tml W°Sf!j g l ™^" "TH WSSiS G:?li> • • • Always—always—in the battle of life it is the woman who gives. Indirectly—ves often ■ B urely- She may bo a butterfly basksunlieht of a dozen men's affection. taking all they have to oSer and pparently making no reparation. reJkoniTday^d- 0 time ~ will THE WOMAN WILL GIVE! • # « Also, fill ill S i'ScloOLDill." Litil SIMBI B »ScH3oi;Si?i'LtSg? SIMBSI3 - Sliiilc LIS?? SSSBS B "Sgg88£Bt?l ; :: LtSS? SSMBSS g "Sglßߣgii" • The Producer of " The Grocery Clerk " and liie riy Cop ' m Another and Even Funnier Comedy. THE NEW STRAND ORCHESTRA. WE OPEN AT 2 P.M ON XMAS DAY! MANUKAU Yacht Ciub a Excursion Irom Unehunga to Whatipu and Huia, Box- • mg Day. 3s; and under 12, Is 6d. Band Performances. - A L I 1 S I Piii; AUCKLAND WATERSIDE WORKERS' AUCKLAND WATERSIDE WORKERS' QILVER t> an d > OILVER DAND a nrmrrr Will Render A POPULAR MUSICAL PROGRAMME r CHRISTMAS CAROLS „_p HRISTMAS CAROLS AND OTHER FESTIVE NUMBERS (Under the Baton of Mr. G. H. Clark) In the * ALBERT PARK Tg:g?gg? 'T8:S8M? AT O AT O j Collection. 0» : gi?: Die: 26 (BOXING DAY). Massed "oands, ASSED -L> A N D S. Massed "dands. assed -Dands! ALBERT "DARK, -Albert JL ARK, Massed "dands, assed .Dands "AT assed "rands! Massed x> a n d s! A LBERT T) ARK, Albert Xark. AT o P.M O a ■ „ Detailed Programme to be published . Friday 2>>ight, specially arranged for tho . occasion. r pAEK. gUNDAY j^FTERNOON. Collection for Contest Funds. SMITH, Sneddon, Heciua and Co. in action Ekiss P&u£ to-Qante?,