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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18457, 21 July 1923, Page 18

.-.' ■■;'.'„,■■'"" ! AMUSEMENTS. \ : ' : '.^^' : YOU. GET THE BEST FOR LESS AT r THE T YR.IC To-night' rpHE'TyETC BJB-JUyRIC at 7.45 SX HE J-/YEIC ' WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS. - A Nine-Reel Super Masterpiece. V • Vibrant With the Action of a Tremendous and Dramatic Human Story. SHAME. / .'-••■?•.. HAME. SHAME. A Story ♦hat, Opens I SHAME. the World's Windows i 1 SHAME. to the Thrill and - ! SHAME. Lure of the Wild and ! SHAME.' Frozen North, I SHAME. ' • SHAME. Featuring SHAME. SHAME. JOHN GILBERT SHAME. ' JOHN GILBERT SHAME. JOHN GILBERT SHAME. JOHN GILBERT .SHAME. " .•:.'■•; j)' ■' ■'" ; - SHAME, And An All-Star Cast. SHAME. . ■ . ■. • SHAME. A Photoplay of Volcanic SHAME. ■ Fore© and Captivating SHAME. Beauty. SHAME. 9 Reels— SHAME. From Society to the SHAME. Wilds of Alaska. . SHAME. A Bare-handed Fi?ht SHAME. With a Snarling . SHAME. Wolf, that will Leave SHAME. . Yea Breathless With SHAME. ' its Reality. SHAME. ...... SHAME. _ CHARLIE pHAPLIN HARLIE VHAPLIN In His Latest Two-Reel Million-Dollar Production, THE TDLE (plass.''. he Idle Vlass." NOTE.— is the VERY LATEST Chaplin, and NOT one of his old pictyres revived. ' '' , . „ Of Course you Want to bee The Latest of ■ THE ATEW T EATHER PUSHERS. ISe JNiw Leather.l ushers. Have You Heard THE LYRIC ORCHESTRA. 'Phone 3645 for Seats. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. To Secure a'Scat at the Matineo Book— Or Come Early.. ANOTHER GREAT PROGRAMME AT THE PRINCESS. : pBINCESS. J: RINCESS. —— J- RINCESS. Headed by FLORENCE T7 IDOR £ LORENCE ' V IDOR IN . •* CONQUERING Hiil WBJ&S'" •■Conquering J- HE VV OMAN ." A 'k-nttiful sihok>!;>l:.'.y..' fall of p*thi/3 mi'. eorsevlv. • ■ Something different to the usual Picture Play Supported by PA THE REVIEW .- Topical. These. Reviews are. always interesting. " DOWN AND OUT." - - - - - Comedy. Snub Pollard at his bjst. " CAT AND CANARY '.' - - Aeat>p Fables: Interesting to a degree. RUTH pOLAND JCVUTH JXOLAND THE TIMBER QUEEN. In Another Exciting , Adventure. PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. The Best Ever. MR. J. EWART - - .-_- - - " Director. BE WISE! BOOK AT ONCE. Phone Princess. 586 A. - ST. ANDREW'b SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. SCOTS' BALL. • ....- ■~ TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER.' WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923. ' A limited number of tickets, as under, are still* available on immediate application:— Double Tickets .... 10s. , Single Tickets (Gontlemen) . . 6s. A. W. BROCKIE, P.O. Box 881. Secretary. JUBBLEE. TT A.C.B. 9 O CI E T Y, JJL. St. Patrick's Branch, ¥TT A.C.B. SOOI ET Y, Xl-» St. Patrick's Branch, -THE GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRA- • ■■ TION, Members are requested to attend at St. Patrick's Cathedral TO-MORROW (Sunday). 22nd inst. The General Communion at 8 o'clock. Mass. Bishop Liston, Celebrant. !■'''"■'. Vespers at 7 p.m., at which Bishop Cleary will preach the Occasional Sermon. ; : On MONDAY, 23rd inst., at 7.45 p.rri.. Dinner at the Tiffin, Queen Street, followed by suitable toasts and musical items. Every Member is requested to assist. ■■■.■:':■ W. KANE, ' .'.; "; . Secretary. __ AQUATICS. , jflT A KARANA YACHT CLUB. j/ftS DISTRIBUTION~OF PRIZES =; AND SMOKE CONCERT. MASONIC HALL, PRINCES STREET. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AT 8. Tickets, 3s, obtainable from Members of the Committee or at the Door. First-class musical programme . The Club will not -be responsible for trophies tinclaimed on prize night. G. E: LAYCOCK. Asst. Hon. Sec. RUCIBI FOOTBALL. EDEN.. ARK. DEN "■■■■ X ARK. EDEN PARK. DEN i AR K. CUP final; - . CUP FIIVAL. : :■-.!, TO-DAY. — TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-PAY..'. Curtain Raiser: KING'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS V. • COMBINED JUNIORS. ' CUP FINAL r - > KICK-OFF, 1.45. MARISTS (20). GRAFTON 09). MARISTS (20). GRAFTON (19). (One Point Between the Leading Teani3.) FINAL FOR THE GALLAGHER SHIELD. WHO WILL WIN IT? -COME AND SEE. GRAMMAR V. PONSONBY. GRAMMAR V. PONSONBY. SHORE V SUBURBS. j SHORE V SUBURBS. Admission. 6d: School Children. Free. Grandstand Is Extra. •'•■'• A 3-minulo Tram Service to Kingsland, 5-minutes Valley Road and Dominion Road. The : usual Specials from Ponsonby, .and an efficient return service for the CUP FINAL. : : '■' . • ■:•■ CUP —FINAL. CUP FINAL. :::- •• • '~ SHOW GROUNDS: .-'■■'« SHOW GROUNDS: .- COLLEGE RIFLES V. UNIVERSITY. COLLEGE RIFLES V. UNIVERSITY. Kick-off all Senior Matches. 3 p.m. Sharp. CUP FINAL—CUP FINAL—CUP* FINAL. CUP FINAL—CUP FINAL—CUP FINAL. T. W. -■MABEN.'-.' .-, . Secretary, A.R.F. Union. i— .1 -— ■ — ~*JT ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. £ A SSOCIATION 'pOOTBALL. ft J . ; TO-DAY'S MATCHES. ' : SEMI-FINAL, CHATHAM COP. SEMI-FINAL, CHATHAM CUP. VICTORIA . PARK VICTORIA PHILOMEL PARK VICTORIA i V. PARK VICTORIA ATORTHCOTE. PARK VICTORIA ■ 11 'PARK • DON'T MISS THIS '.< DOMAIN- y ■ BROTHERHOOD V. Y.M.C.A. PONSONBY V. THISTLE. . NORTH SHOREHARBOUR BOARD V. NORTH SHORE. Kick-off All Matches. 3 p.m. Admission: Stand; Gents la, Ladies 6d. HOWARD GRIBBLE, ... .Hon. Sec., A.F.A. IN BANKRUPTCY. ~ TN BANKRUPTCY.— the Suyremi* Court 1. Holden at ; Hamilton,— is hereby riven that WILLIAM CHARLES KENT, formerly of Morrinsville, Grocer, but now of parts unknown, was this, day. adjudged Bankrupt; and I hereby summon a Meeting of Creditors to be holalen at .my office on FRIDAY, the 27th Day of July, 1923. at 2.30 3'clock.—W. S. FISHER. Official Ausignijß. Auckland. July 6. IMS, ! v ™-