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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 16

'"'""'. Amusements. EVERYBODY'S. ——- BIG„ VERYBODY'S. ■ SUPER EVERYBODY'S ?IX!&fts?ii •EiVERYBODY'S. ATTRACTION. - : i .'■:'■ ,fiEssiop. ; '\? ■- 12-SM-6-8. AGAIN rpO-DAY.;. By Arrangement J. C. .Williamson Co. 1 IVB SCREEN GOLDWYN'S BIG SUPER, " rpHE nUP QF « From the novel by Rupert Hughes. ' WITH I AN ALL-STAR CAST. AN ALL-STAR CAST. ' No etorv has ever been so vividly told in 1 pictures as this atory—a love .story of mdua- - trial America. It moves swittly and suroly in a succession of dramatic situations that 1 has nover been surpassed in photo-play )'' makiuK." , " ■ .' EVERYBODY MUST SEE THIS PICTURE i: IT'S TRULY A GREAT PICTURE. I A PICTURE FOE YOU. •! HELEN CHADWICK \ HELEN' CHADWICK \ HELEN CHADWICK ■ i Is tlio Heroine, the Woman of Many Personalities, whoso real life is hidden in a network of social activities. SEE HER, IN " THE CUP "OF FURY." "THE CUP OF FURY." Which Was the REAL WOMAN? THE SOCIAL BUTTERFLY? THE CABARET DANCER? I THE WORKING WOMAN? , From Every Anglo a Wondorful Production. The Work of a Great Dramatist. RUPERT HUGHES Vivid Drama RUPERT HUGHES of KUl J EKT HUGHES American RUPERT HUGHES Life. To miss seeing it is to miss an enthralling photo-play glowing with the spirit of true Americanism, as embodied in tho complex personality of Mamisc (Helen Chndwick)— runaway, Music Hall Actress, and Social Butterfly—who cast aside a lifo of luxury and pleasure to help alleviate the suffering | of humanity. I Stalls, Is, Circle Is 6d and 2s. i 'Phono 4402. To Book. 2s. 6d. (All Plus Tax). | FRIDAY NEXT. , I ETHEL M. DELL. j THE HUNDREDTH CHANCE. f,gT. PATRICK'S TUY nELEBRATIONS. J\ftIDAY. MARCH -jf? TOWN HALL. GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT. Irish Sons*. Dances, Recitations, Quartettes, ! Cnonues, Instrumental Items, and a Magnificont Tableau. . SATURDAY, MARCH 18. AUCKLAND DOMAIN. Athletic Sports Dancing, and Grand Massed spectacular Display by School Children. AMATEUR EVENTS. - 100 yds, 220 yds i 410 yds.. 880 yds.. I Milo Flat, jHHfc i Junior Cyclo 1 Milp«and 2 liile Senior tycle, High Jump, Long Jump, and Hop, > Step and .Tump. CASH EVENTS.-lSOyds., 220 yds.. 880yda. Flat. J Mile. 1 Mile, and 2 Mile- Cycle. For further particulars see postore. ' For school events soe Bro. Euse'bius. Marist; Bros. 1 School, Vermont Street.' nu'ti!o,^. n , t v ica w (ox ? €pt for dancing) close on ' IUE&DAi. March 7. Enter (or cash ovente with Mr. J. Adlam, | City Fire Station: for amateur events with ' ?, e FI? t H j ; T 4 I A T^" l * t ' eur s P° rls Club, on FRI-1 DAY EVENINGS, at; 7 t0,7.30. I J. C. WOODLEY, Sporte Secretary, j Aviation. j MURIWAI BEACH. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). Weather Permitting. PASSENGER FLIGHTS, £*. N.Z. AERO TRANSPORT CO., LTD. ! Shows. . WRAN KLIN AGRICULTURAL AND pASTORAL SOCIETY. 37TH AUTUMN SHOW • — 37TH AUTUMN SHOW rpO-DAY (BATURDAY), AT PUKEKOHE AT PUKEKOHE v THE GREAT AUTUMN BHOW OF THE AUCKLAND PROVINCE. RECORD ENTRIES. RIDING. DRIVING. AND HUNTING EVENTS TO-DAY. Hot Water Free... :. 1 . .- D. Hi HAMILTON. -, t. ...... • ' : * -Secretary. Box 32. 'Phone 57, i . 4.' Pukekohe. " • NORTHERN AND H. ASSOCIATION. 'Mi (TAKAPUNA SHOW).' * FRI. AND SAT.. MARCH 3 AND 4. FRI. AND SAT.. MARCH 3 AND 4. IN SHEA'S PADDOCK. EXHIBITION OF CATTLE AND HORSES PRODUCE AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS. COMPETITIONS, COMPETITIONS. RIDING. DRIVING. JUMPING. LOG CHOP. HIGHLAND DANCING. Note. — Additional Competitions: Ford Motor-car Driving Competition (Prize, motor tyre— -3. W. Andrew). Ladies' motor driving competition. i Log Chop and Sawing Entries close , THIS (Saturday) EVENING. | Late entries will bo received on Monday. , G. COLLINS, Hon- Secretary. | AIKATO CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL ' ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). •\riNETEENTH ANNUAL CHOW Nineteenth Annual dhow Will bo held on SHOWGROUNDS. CAMBRIDGE, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, EDNESDAY AND iHURSDAY, MARCH 8 AND 9. 1922. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOME INDUSTRIES. . JUMPING CONTESTS. CHAMPION HUNTER AND COMPETITIONS. THE SHOW OF THE SEASON. Band in Attendance. Special Train Arrangements (see Advt,). Luncheon, Afternoon Tea , Side Shows, Hot Water Provided. G. H. BELLAMY. P.O. Box 26, Cambridge. Secretary, TITORRINSVILLE A.P. AND H. SOCIETY. A. AND P. SHOW, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15, 1922. THE DAIRY FARMER'S SHOW. GENEROUS PRIZES IN ALL DAIRY . ' SECTIONS. £70 - CHAMPION HUNTER. - £70 First Prize. £60; Second,, £15; Third, £3. CHOPPING COMPETITION. ENTRIES OLOSE MARCH 1. 1922. WRITE NOW.FOR A SCHEDULE, C. H. McKAY. Secretary, P.O. Box 45, Morrinsville. LUNCHEON AND REFRESHMENTS. ( Tenders are invited for the Sole Right to hav'i) Luncheon and Refreshment Booth on Showground. ' .' ' Tenders close with the Secretary on WEDNESDAY; March 1, 1922. C. H. McKAY. I Secretary. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.-Price. 12s 6d package, post'free. To ensure i getting gsnrine, order I direct from Sole Agents.—Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, 3, Karangahape Road !«* Grafton Bridge), ; Auokliad, .