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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18171, 17 August 1922, Page 12

Amusements. c banning . hanning OP THE NORTH-WEST OETH-WES? Is the first request picture ever produced, and leaves no question that it is what the tana." want. PRINCESS - The - PRINCESS RINCESS — Theatre ~- ITRINCESS PRINCESS — of — PRINCESS RINCESS -- Surprise*. —XT RINCESS COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) There are many Stars who boast of a Picture following, but Eugene O'Brien ia a man who really has .that extromely necessary attribute for screen success. It naturally follows that a man who has a legion of admirers who go to see all his picture?, ehould feel obligated to in some way accede to their wishes. For some time past communications to the press and others directly mailed to Mr. O'Brien have urged that he appear in a North-west Mounted Picture. It was pointed out that ho, of all screen stare, more exactlv fitted the character of the Englishman of family who is forced for some reason or other to leave the Old Country and go to Canada. There is nothing more interesting or thrilling than the spectacle of a man whom we have eieen living a life of ease and pleasure come into his own and prove his worth. C BANNING BANNING OF TEE NORTH-WEST. ORTB-WEST. Will be Supported by THE LEATHER PUSHERS. THE LEATHER PUSHERS. THE LEATHER PUSHERS. Sixth Round. If you have missed the other other rounds it makes no difference. You will em'oy the Sixth Round just the same. It is Not a Serial, but Series. PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. In All the Latest and Best. BE WISE. BOOK YOUR SEATS. Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., Queen Street, or 'Phone 586 A Princess. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT." Final Screening of RECKLESS VOUTH." ECKLESS 1 OUTH." Football. (5 T eague fJfiO XiEAGUE -Football. ( JHf ! CARLAW PARK. \\Plrl/ CARLAW PARK. i-XJt*-* CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. HAWKE'R BAY REPRESENTATIVES HAWKE'S BAY REPRESENTATIVES V. AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVES. AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVES. NORTHERN UNION CHALLENGE CUP i MATCH. IVAN CULPAN. Hon. Secretary. Auckland Rugby League. Wrestling. "yy. RESTLING MATCH. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. At 8 o'clock. Between M. A, SUNNI. the Indian, of Dargavpe, And GEORGE MODRICH. of 'Auckland. 1 For £60 A-BIDE. the Winner to take the whole of the gate money. ! . . Also. SOME AMATEUR BOUTS, Prices, 4s (reserved). 3s, and 2s (plus tax). Tourist Resorts. TXTHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH ST. ELMO HOUSE. Superior Private Accommodation: 6 n Worcester Street, West End. _ minute* from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, Gardens, etc. Moderate Tariff. F. J MURRAY. •Phone g?B , Proprietor. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. HOTEL COLUMBIA. (Near Town Hall, Cuba Street.) 5 - First-clas9 Accommodation for 100 guests. Electric . light throughout; Elevator; 10 Bathrooms; Excellont Cuisine; Drawing and Commercial Rooms. Tcrnis. 8s per day. Now Under Entirely New Management. W E. WEBB. Proprietor. WHEN '' VISITING ROTORUA, HEN VISITING ROTORUA. - Stay at THE' MANSIONS, THE MANSIONS, And Secure the Comfort and Refinement of a Superior Home. Terras Moderate. • FRED. REEVE - - Proprietor. /Targen PRIVATE 'hotel. EDEN CRESCENT. Tariff from 15a per day. PARAKAI HOUSE (Hot Springs), Paritkai. Helensville.—First-class Accommodation for Visitors. Tariff, 2 guineas per week.—-Mrs, E. Little, Proprietress. 'Phone 35. SURREY, Rotorua, smin. from railway station, P.O. and Sanatorium Grounds. £2 week. —L- Devin. Proprietress. 'Phono 217. i_" -- . —! Dyers and Cleaners. i ~ ! ~ TTAVE YOU A COAT FROCK? If you do not possess a coat frock, ladies, there is no occasion to buy one. Have one ofyour old costumes remodelled by us. We will quickly transform it into a smart coait frock,' and thus you will have a fashionable garment at comparatively small expense. We can remodel anything, and bring tit right up to date. Study economy and get into touch with us right away! rpHE pROTHALL "W^ Y pOMPANY, Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors, 137, SYMONDS ST. AND 171. MANUKAU RD.. AUCKLAND. 'Phone 2544 A. Works: 'Phone 2678 A. Mt. Eden. "a REVELATION TO AUCKLAND CITY A AND PROVINCE. Yes. It has really been a REVELATION t_ thousands, that no garment ia too far cone for "THE EMPIRE." No matter how Old., Faded, Torn, or Dilapidated your Suits cr Costumes may be. " THE EMPIRE 1 ' can still make them as new again. OUR DYEING is the best in the World. OUR CLEANING is done by the latest FRENCH and AMERICAN PROCESSES. OUR REMODELLING and REPAIR Departments are second to none. The cost is trifling, but our workmanship will be sure , to please.- Ring 'Phone No. 3867, and our van will call. Country Orders specially catered for, and return postage paid. EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO., FURRIERS, ETC. 358, Queen St. (6pp. Main Entrance Town Hall), By Special Appointment to His Excellency Viscount Jeilicoe. ARPET-Cleaning a Specialty.—Vacuum Cleaning Co. of New Zealand, 15, ' Lor»e St. 'Phone 1769. j PIANO Tuning.—S. D.. Ward. Premier Piano Tunine-Repainng Co.. 8, Rut' Und St. 'Phone 2787 - ■ '■ . USE " Reliable" Cartridges—where quality counts they win. QGs per 100.— ' iUiard'e. Queen Street. ~