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' Amusements. » fTIVOLL BOX PLAN at H. deal's. I 11VOLI. Caeen Street, next Geo. TIVOLI. Fowlds. Ltd. | TIVOLI. 'Phone 2236 A. ) TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Positively Last Night of Positively Last Night of THE TiUBNACE." , HE Jl URNACE." " THE FURNACE." The Brilliant and " THE FURNACE." Spectacular IW " THE FURNACE." mount RealaH, Pro- " THLT FURNACE." duction. starring " THE FURNACE." AGNES AYRES. " THE FURNACE." AGNES AYRES. " THE FURNACE." JEROME PATRICK. " THE FURNACE." JEROME PATRICK. " THE FURNACE." MILTON SILLS " THE FURNACE." MILTON SILLS " THE FURNACE." and " THE FURNACE." THEODORE " THE FURNACE." THEODORE _ r , " THE FURNACE." ROBERTE. " THE FURNACE." ROBERTA " THE FURNACE." A Lavish and Ght- " THE FUKNACE." tering interpretation " THE FURNACE." of " Pan's" popular " THE FURNACE." novel. TOMORROW (FRIDAY). TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). TO-MORROW (FRTDAT). TOMORROW (FRIDAY). At 2.15 and 7.45. -•At 2.15 and 7.45. At 2.35 and 7.45. At 2.15 and 7.45. A RED-LETTER EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE SILENT STAGE!! J GRAND OPENING DAY!!I THE TIVOLI. HE 1 I V 0 L I. THE TIVOLI. HE 1 I V 0 L I. Hae Secured the Sole Right* for Auckland, 1 for a Limited Season, of the Most Expensive and the Most Wonderful Society Drama ever Produced. " the a ffairs f\f a natol." "Ihe Affairs Uf Anatol." "THE AFFAIRS' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRE' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRE' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRE' OF ANATOL." "THE OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRE' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS' OF ANATOL." -THE AFFAIR*' • OF ANATOL." i "TEE AFFAIRS' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRE' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS' OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRE' OF ANATOL." CECIL DE MTLLE'S CECIL DE MTLLE'S Probably the foremost Picture producer in j the world has from every standpoint— that of investiture, cast, sumptuousnees of settings, brilliance of execution, richness of costumes, quality of story and general artistry—marked a distinct epoch in screen production. "the affairs af anatol." " Ihe Affairs Uf Anatol." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." , "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." The well-chosen, high-salaried cast iB bewildering and amazing, and .is headed by WALLACE RF.TD. WALLACE REID. WALLACE REID. . WALLACE REID. GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. AGNES AYRES. AGNES AYRES. AGNES AYRES. AGNES AYRES. WANDA . HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. WANDA HAWLEY. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. THEODORE ROBERTS. BEBE DANIELS. BEBE DANIELS. . BEBE DANIELS. " BEBE DANIELS. MONTE BLUE MONTE BLUE MONTE BLUE! MONTE BLUE. . THEODORE KOSLOFF. i THEODORE KOSLOFF. i THEODORE KOSLOFF j THEODORE KOSLOFF. —THE COMPLETE CA£T— Anatol de Witt Spencer - - . Wallace Reid Vivian Spencer ...... Gloria Swanßon . Max Runyon ...... Elliott Deiter Emihe Dixon -- - • - Wanda Hawley Gordon Bronson - - Theodore Roberts Abner Elliott Monte Blue Annie Elliott Agnes Ayree Satan Synne Bebe Daniel* Niaier. Singh - - - - Theodore Koeloff Hoflmeier .... Raymond Hatton Tibra Julia Faye Dr. Johnson Winter Hall £r- Bowleg Chwles Ogle The Butler Guv Oliver The Valet Lucien Littlefield The Maid Ruth Miller The Stage Manager - - - Fred Huntly The Nurse ...... Zelma Mara Guests, etc. - - Elinor Glyn, Lady Gilbert Parker. Maud Wayne Alma Bennett. Shannon Day William Boyd, and Walter Mason. :;THE AFFAIRS (XF ANATOL." "J- he Affairs \Jf Anatodv "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL." 1 Never before has such a combination of talent and beauty been assembled in one production. Never have the unique and lavish settings been equalled. The gowns of the feminine principals are a revelation. "THE AFFAIRS A? ANATOL." ( "i he Affairs vJf Anatol!" "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOLI" The story is one of intense pulsatintr interest. Each of Anatol's "affairs" carries on to an unguessed and unexpected climax. The whole is a vivid tingling drama of love and marriage —glowing with luxury—piquant with gay adventure—a 10.000 ft Superlative Masterpiece. REMEMBER! REMEMBER! TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). O-MORROW (FRIDAY), 2.15 and 7.45 ; 2.15 and 7.45. Afternoons: Stalls, Is id; D.C.. 2s 2d.Children, half-price. Evenings: Stalls. 3a 2d; D.C. 3s 3dReserves. 6d eitra. TIvRR 'BHONE. 2236 A. J-IVOLI. ■ JLHONE. 2236 A. Musical Instruments for Sale. BROOKMAN. fine English Piano, ow* strung, underdamper, faultless condition; £78—Auckland Piano Agency. 291 Queen St. rj.RAMAPHONES. with 20 Records, from V* £4 10s; Needles. 2s per 1000; Records. 2s. Agents for the Edison Diamond Disc, tee world s best. Machines repaired a specialty.-Edison Dealers, 70, City Chambers. KOCH, overstrung, underdamper; perfect in touch and tone; only £75—Auckland Piano Agency. 291. Queen St. PIANO— G. Simon, Lipp gyatem. iron frame, underdamper. beautiful ton« and appearance.—27, Pongonby Rd. PIANO— Wiesner. wonderful tone, massive , , ~ construction, great bargain; £100.— Auckland Piano Agency, 291, Queen St. PLAYER-Piano, Williams', magnificent latest expression devices. Ordinary piano taken m part exchange.—Lewig R. fcady and Son. Ltd., opposite Hia Majesty's. VIOLIN. Cremona Copy; sweet, mellow tone; worth £20; owner must sell- £6 10a—Address at Herald. P7O-ENGLISH Upright Iron Grand <M\U Overstrung Piano; beautiful tonebargain—Moore's Piano Co.. Customs St. ' ' gBITISH AND CONTINENTAL T>IANO no. , New ■ Address:. HAYMAN'S BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET EAST. . HIGH GRADE PIANOS. ORGANS. ', PIANO PLAYERS AND GRAMAPHONES At Wholesale Prices on Terms. 1 A. HEGMAN. Manager, Musical Instruments Wanted. RECORDS (Needle) bought; also, we specialise in Talking Machine Repairs — , Edison Dealers. 70, City Chambers. ' HEMSTITCHING neatly done at short • n •, J - , H - P/ e £ 37 " 38 - Watson's , Buildings. Welleßley St. East ALTHOUGH Makers, we have Cleaning and Remodelling Department for Hats. -Cox 1 Hi t Factory, KftnngaJupt Rd. '

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18059, 6 April 1922, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18059, 6 April 1922, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18059, 6 April 1922, Page 12