Page 18 Advertisements Column 5

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

: ;:/.;-/T V AMUSEMENTS. _ ■ _____ \ TIVOL.I ~;." Always . . rpiVOLI.' IVOLI. A X IVOLI. TfVOLI; -' , Good . rpiVOLI. IVOLI. -Programme!!" V,- 'A IVOLI. THIS V AFTERNOON, • AT ■■.: 2-15.. . THIS AFTERNOON, ' AT 2-15. . ■ TO-NIGHT, • AT 7.30. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. -. A WONDERFUL DOUBLE FEATURE ENTERTAINMENT! ADOLPH ZUKOR Presents. DOROTHY TVLTON, OROTH • -O ALTON. >A DOROTHY D ALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. •••.-■:■■ DOROTHY ','. DALTON. ".'.'"" DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON. DOROTHY DALTON, In Edmond Golding's Thrilling Story, DARK. QECRETS." ARK OECRETS." - > "DARK ■:■' v SECRETS." < "DARK SECRETS." " DARK SECRETS." ' "DARK '•• SECRETS." , , . "DARK SECRETS.". "DARK '. SECRETS." ' \ . " Dark Secrets " is ati enthralling - End highly dramatic tale of a woman's struggle between love for her husband and the strange power of a mystic Egyptian. It is superbly - staged, with lavish scenes of wealthy homes in Lone Island, and fcha mysterious glamour of the East in' Cairo. . > In Addition, METRO PICTURES Present ' VIOLA "HAIVA. TOLA UaNA. VIOLA DANA, . VIOLA DANA. VIOLA DANA. . VIOLA DANA. VIOLA • DANA. VIOLA DANA, In Irvin S. Cobb's .Delightful Novel, "rpHE T7»IVE "HOLLAR- "DABY." " A HR. X TVE -UOLLAR X>ABY." "THE FIVE DOLLAR BABY." "THE FIVE DOLLAR BABY." " THE FIVE DOLLAR BABY." "THE FIVE DOLLAR BABY." "THE FIVE .DOLLAR BABY." "THE FIVE DOLLAR BABY." Here is'a highly entertaining story with an unusual theme. It contains many humorous touches . and offers as Great an appeal as " Humoresque.". . A story in which fate chooses between loyalty and love. Also, TORCHY COMEDY. ORCHY ETC. ' Box Plan at H. Clear.*. Queen Street, next Geo. Fowlds. Ltd.. Phone 2236 A. jy[Y pEOPLE! — THE BEST PROGRAMME — FOR — rpo.NIGHT (SATURDAY). ' — "A . CtWSY -REVEL.'' — "1% vxirsY IXevel." — Town Bill Concert Chamber, — TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. —■ " Tha Star Attraction v> . r; -V,■;'•; ■— Of To-night'i? Showi" — ■ Mir, Nei' : c> 'P-,< , ' v «';<* ■ .'. ...... ?s'»■«*_.' £/iJ. P.aiiaea-J-i'i. .—. . The dancing and singing. — The wit and vivacity — Will keep you entranced — From 8 till the finale. — Prices are easy. — Three shillings, two and one. — Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and .. — Son. Ltd.- - - • — A real good show. — • Yours, D. pPSOM LIBRARY WINTER COURSE. DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT •■ -.--.. - ••' By THE GRAFTON SHAKESPEARE CLUB.' ' ," JSTIOBBT ' (By Harry and Edward Paulton). MRS. FRANK TURNER AS MOBE. And Strong Cast. TUESDAY NEXT. JULY _*. . At 8 p.m. ... Admission: Sixpence, or by Course- Ticket. ■ - : ' HOCKEY. :; ■' , ' <<?PQsV 'T ,O - DAY (SATURDAY). vHJ *^ e R els 'J |tr ' l Grounds, W jfcf* JS Market Rood, at 3 p.m. UNIVERSITY V. SOMERVELL. UNIVERSITY V. SOMERVELL. ST. LUKE'S V. MOUNT EDEN. ST. LUKE'S V. MOUNT EDEN. Ladies' and Junior Matches at 2 p.m. Matches also at Victoria, Park and Devonport. !'-';''■'-' Afternoon Tea Available at Remuera. Admission, 6d. ARTHUR PLAYLE. ' - - -" ' Hon. * Secretary. ( . LEAGUE FOOTBALL. i, T EAGUE T7<OOTBALL. -._,O .. X>'F.\GUE l 1 OOTBALL. :&Bbi- T HAGUE l?OOTBALL. W\ -League- XVootball. /Wf V CARLAW PARK. 1 W I CARLAW PARK. ' US&ld/ CARLAW PARK. <*** mo-DAY (SATURDAY).- : J. V riTY V. •j^JEWTON, NO. 1 GROUND. T\EVONPORT. V. TiICHMOND, NO. 2 GROUND. ADMISSION: Is. Ladies 6d, Children under 12 free. Stand Is. Ladies 6d. ATHLETIC V. pONSONBY. »OTAHUHU. 3 P.M. ■ .- • • IVAN CULPAN. Hon. Secretary. Auckland Rugby League. MEETINGS. . '■:■... MANUKAU YACHT AND MOTOR-BOAT ; CLUB. A Special General Meeting of the above Club will' be held in the Clubhouse lon MONDAY next, July 23, 1923. at 8 p.m.. — Business urgent. ■ ,N. E. WILSON, _. ;. , Hon. Sec. CITIZENS' ' ITIZENS'intercessory.-., Intercessory Services, Services. these Services will be resumed, commencing From . NEXT TUESDAY. JULY 24. NEXT TUESDAY. JULY 24, . '/"' In The CONCERT CHAMBER, ' ! CONCERT CHAMBER. .. '■■„ . • TOWN,HALL.- J ' • TOWN HALL. . " Time: 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. ; Chairman: HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. J. H. . GUNSON. ESQ. ' ■:••. AH. Citizens, ;,re Invited to; Attend. ; .'"'. '« EW"" "ZEALAND LABOUR PAR'J Y. l\ STRAND, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), PADDY WEBB WANTS TO RENEW * OLD ACQUAINTANCES. '. DON'T FORGET. < '■' ■'- ' ■ ] _____ __ . , ] 3;pill!Jlll]jp VW . C . A . -ANNUAL JE^mm'" 1 MEETING - ] " W^lllMlll!l WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, * >ll!> - At 2.30 p.m. . ! --?■::-... .* 11l Members and Friends Cordially Invited. .. Afternoon Tea Music. ; ;.' Collection to Defray Expanses. yesKspw "DARNELL GROUP. ,S__Aw__2_: ' Protectant Rally ■ in Grfisn • Tl" I Lane Church Hall on THURS- . ( vj?iiTrstC' .HARRY JOHNSON, ROME'S INFLUENCE ON NATIONAL '■■■ ... . ' * .-. . LIFE." ' ; : REV. 'J.' PATTISON, "THE P'CPE AND TEMPORAL POWER." All Protestants are .Cordially Invited. " OVERSEAS ' SERVICES. I Will any Women interested in . Forming in Association of ox-.V.A;D.'s F.A N Y V.R.A.F.;, N.Z. M. Transport, etc., communicate with either of undersigned.—F. W Ernest, 48. Gillies Avenuo, Epsom; 'Miss jea-ry; 43, Seaview Road, ,"rL»muera. !l r IVTEW ZEALAND LABOUR. PARTY s IN . PAPDX , WEBB AT . STRAND, v," t :, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). ■ 2)oiTff FORGET, v ' A