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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18396, 11 May 1923, Page 14

? ■ AMUSEMENTS. T IVOLI. - ''ALWAYS IVOLI. ——— — A HP'IVOLI. ■■■———— GOOD X IVOLI. ——— rrr — PROGRAMME." ■• :•■-,- :■..'-. TO-NIGHT, 7.30. i TO-NIGHT, 7.50. ,' • / Wo have Pleasure in Presenting V " OINGED TTfriNGS." " OiNGED VV INGS." A. Unique' and Beautiful Paramount Super-Production. .','.- (In 8 Reels.) , PENRHYN STANLAWS Presents BEBE "H ANIELS •' " ".' EBE ; JJaNIELS" ' BEBE DANIELS ''■•/•• .'.;•: BEBE DANIELS ' .:"•'.. ■■> BEBE DANIELS • ■i BEBE DANIELS ■■'.' BEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS ' . „.v.'"•■- BEBE DANIELS - : BEBE DANIELS . ■'•'.• : '".- ; ; ; BEBE DANIELS , : . '.' V" M BEBE DANIELS I ... > . ■ BEBE DANIELS • ■ BEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS - BEBE . DANIELS ■':■■ BEBE DANIELS ' ■' ■■:■'■ BEBE DANIELS ' • "' ■ • BEBE " DANIELS BEBE DANIELS And CONRAD ATAGEL, ONRAD 11AGEL. CONRAD NAGEL • CONRAD 'NAGEL ' " :; ' CONRAD NAGEL - : ' CONRAD NAGEL . CONRAD NAGEL. -."CONRAD NAGEL. . CONRAD NAGEL. ■ CONRAD NAGEL. In the Most Artistic Picture that has ever - left the Paramount Studios, SINGED YKriNGS." inged Wings." SINGED WINGS." ' "SINGED WINGS." "SINGED . WINGS." ••-,'•' RINGED WINGS." * : " SINGED WINGS." ' " SINGED 'WINGS." :• SINGED : WINGS." .».;.•'■•;,.■,', ; -"SINGED WINGS." " SINGED WINGS." .. SINGED WINGS." K ■,- : .'•■.'•• " SINGED WINGS." -"■■' "■ "SINGED WINGS." ' • " SINGED WINGS." ■ :" singed:., WINGS." _ For sheer artistry of characterisation, for loveliness of settings, for impelling beauty, for subtL- imaginative fantasy, "Singed Wings" stands incomparable. It is the dramatic life of a, beautiful Spanish —beset with temptations fighting true and false love alike. Bebo Daniels heads a big cast, which includes Conrad Nagel. Adolph Menjou. Mabel Trunelle, Robert Bower, Ernest Torrence, and others. ~, IN ADDITION: Torchy Comedy, , i TORCHY'S TTOLD TTP-" ORCHY'S XIOLD P." " TORCHY'S HOLD UP." ■:'• TORCHY'S HOLD UP." Burton Holmes Travelogue, Weekly Gazette, ,i; Etc. Etc. : • And the ..- TIVOLI ORCHESTRA, * ',- (Miss W. Mitchell, Conductress.) Reserves Phone 2236 A. Box Plan at H. deal's. Queen St., next Geo. Fowlds, Ltd. /. :*;.\ BROADWAY. ■ — To-night. — Newmarket. ROADWAY. — To-night. — Newmarket. ' The Last Two Nights. "The Crimson Challenge " - Dorothy Dalton The Crimson Challenge " - Dorothy Dalton . .:,', , From the Story, , " '■* v " Tharon, of Lost Valley." ". , ■:, -. " Tharon, • of Lost Valley." .;■'..:•'. " Tharon, -of Lost Valley." . ■• \ ' i Also, - ■ .;■' "Youth Must Have Love " - Shirley Mason "Youth Must Have Love" - Shirley Mason Comedy. — Gazette. .■'..-.'..,J, — Broadway Orchestra. ' ' Screen, 7.30. Usual Prices. 'Phone 1076 A. „-~. There's a Matinee To-morrow. ■ : V-- LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ',- ~t3 T EAGUE T^OOTBALL. ' €$|L JL/EAGUE X OOTBALL. C (im \•" ' CARL AW ' PARK. , H/jg: ; CARL AW PARK. - TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). : ■ ;. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). NEWTON V.. MARIST OLD BOYS. NEWTON V. MARIST OLD BOYS. '"'ATHLETICS V. RICHMOND. - ■;, ATHLETICS V. RICHMOND. CITY V. DEVONPORT (At Devonport). CITY V. DEVONPORT. (At : Devonport). SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE. • ' ADMISSION. Is: Ladies. 6d. Stand. Is . Ladies, Gd. .■• ' j ,. :;■■::' NOTE.—We Pay, Tax., /. IVAN CULPAN. :, Hon Sec. Auckland Rugby League. ;■:- ■ '-• ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. J A SSOCIATION IJTIOOTBALL. '.Association X OOTBALL. i) \ TO-MORROW'S MATCHES. _ TO-MORROW'S MATCHES. VICTORIA PARK— ' NORTHCOTE V. NORTH SHORE. NORTHCOTE V. NORTH SHORE. DOMAIN—'" HARBOUR BOARD V. THISTLE. \ HARBOUR BOARD V. THISTLE. BROTHERHOOD V. PONSONBY. : BROTHERHOOD V. : PONSONBY. NORTH SHORE— Y: PHILOMEL V. Y.M.C.A. PHILOMEL V. Y.M.C.A. , Kick-off All Matches, 3 p.m. >■ HOWARD GRIBPLE. Hon. Sec. ";'. SPORTING. AUCKLAND T3ACING /"ILTJB. • ,WINTER TtTEETING, 1923. : . JUNE 2. 4 AND 6. JUNE 2, 4 AND 6. " GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY (Friday). BY FIVE O'CLOCK (5 p.m.). FEES* (1 Sow, Each), must accompany Nominations. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. T> A .0->A A HUNT. • The Master and Committee extend a cordial invitation to Farmers and their families to be present at the opening day function of the Hunt at the Public Hall. East Tamaki. on SATURDAY, the 12th inst., at 12 o'clock noon. ROBT. D. NEAL. Secretary. I. — ■ —; ) DRESS AND FASHION. ALWAYS Dependable. and Corsets, quality and fitting.Matthews and Andrews, 147. Symor.cis St. AMERICAN BUTTON CO., 43. Elliott St. —Hemstitching. Cablestitchir.g. Pleating. Frill-kilting. Eyeletting. Embroidering, Braiding, Buttonholing \ T all times Miss Dixon's Hats are exJ\. cellent value; Coats and Costumes to please you and all beholders.—34, Victori a. St ' ; RAIDING. Hemstitching, Spokestitching, Pinking, etc. Good work, prompt attention.—Miss Scott, Top Floor. City Cham- ■ COSTUMIER— Costumes, Coats and Coat Frocks, tailored at dn» maker's prices. —12. Wellealey St. West. FROCKS and Evening Frocks, high-class Millinery. Prices within reach of all.— ■'The Regal." Broadway. Newmarket. HEMSTITCHING. Buttons. Pleating. Dressmaking, Costumes. Coat Frock, tailored; moderate.— Modern Button Factory, 12. Weliesley St. West. EXCELLENT Selection of Marabout and Ostrich Capes and Stoles. Renovations » specialty.—Mrs, Crombie. City Chambers. EXCLUSIVE Styles for Races.— Have your Costume made at Laurie and Hardy, Foresters' Bldg-s., Albert St. ' FURS and Fur Coats renovated to latest fashion.— Vernon'*, Expert Farriers and Costumiers. S. Weilealey St. MADEMOISELLE LB HOUX having returned from Europe, has resumed Dressmaking Classes at 8, Bon Marche, K arangahape 1 Rd. MAISON Karine is fchowing charming Hats at one guinea. Dressmakers, etc.— First Floor. Watson's Buildings. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ' I ELECTRIC Massage.— specially _ treated.— Hellaby's Bldgs. Hoars, 9-12, I-3 c DAYLITE brings Town comforts to the Country Home. Look for the big , announcement in this Paper on Monday. i