AMUSEMENTS. VIRAND. 2 Big Double rpO-DAY. aJTRAND. Star Attractions. 1; 10-DAY. ■ri RAND, i. fe: G.P.O. terpo-DAY. UrRAND. • Opp. G.P.O. 10-DAY. New, First . National Presents , - j. - ; ' r ' : ■DICHARD "OARTHELM^SS JCvichard ARTHELMLSS And DOROTHY Y3.ISH OROTHY . UTISH ' .Ia - ' , . '* rim "R RIGHT QHAWL'' " -I- HE JjRIGHT DHAWL. " THE BRIGHT SHAWL." " THE BRIGHT SHAWL. " THE BRIGHT SHAWL." " THE BRIGHT SHAWL." ' THE BRIGHT SHAWL.",, " THE BRIGHT ,5 SHAWL." - THE BRIGHT SHAWL." Romance Thrills, and Beauty Combine 5 To a Great Romantic Finish. Second Big Star Attraction. Betty TJALFOUR ETTY JI>ALFOUR .In "IV/TARY T7IND THE /^.OLD." " Mary -T IND the VJOLD." ".MARY FIND THE GOLD. » " MARY FIND : THE GOLD." . ' MARY riND THE GOLD." 1 "MARY FIND THE GOLD." " MARV FIND. THE GOLD." "MARY FIND THE GOLD." 9 A Picture with the' heart-throbs of life. A charming story of a girl's love. , Do you remember that' lovely : little Star, Betty Balfour, in " Squibbs" ? She is just as sweet in "Mary Find The Gold." . NEW CHRISTIE CJMEDY. THE' NEW ORCHESTRA. - Popular Prices. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. KING'S "VTEWTON. THING'S. ING'S 1> EWTON. IVING'S. KING'S "V]EWTON. — THING'S. ILING'S 1> T.WTON. IVING'S. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.30. The Great Historical Bushranging Episode, Filmed in the Wilds of_ Australia. The Deeds of that Notorious Band of Outlaws. J—— — : j The TTELLY pang, 1 HE XVELLY VJANG. 1 THE KELLY GANG. J THE KELLY GANG. I The • KELLY GANG. T 1 Presented under the Title, • , "WHEN rpHE T7"ELLYS WERE "When IHE IVellys VV bftE OUT." , . . UT." A Truthful and Exciting Record taken from Australian Ponce Annals. WILD DEEDS OF WILD YOUTH IN A WILD COUNTRY. LOCK YOUR DOORS SECURELY TO-NIGHT. THE KELLYS ARE AT THE KING'S. PRICES: 1000 Stalls at Is. ■ v.. .500 Circle Seats at Is 6d. Children, Half-price. SEND THE KIDDIES TO THE ?•-' MATINEE TO-DAY.. " rjTOWN J[ALL. rpOWN JJALL. < V - "" '* ' IOABA R E T I \ XMAS CARNIVAL. } Boxing Day and New Year's Eve, Under the Direction of HERBERT J. BENTLEY. Plan Opens shortly at ' • •:.' ' Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. f SWIMMING. " | i gWIMMING SPORTS , GALA (Under the direction of Ponsonby Swimming Club), in aid of Curran St. School Funds. SHELLY BEACH BATHS. TO-DAY SATURDAY). NOV. 24. At 2.30 p.m. , SHELLY BEACH BATHS. Full Programme of Events. All the Champions Competing. Admission.— Is; Children, 6d. . A. T. LONG, ••• -v r Hon. > Sec. A UC^AND"" JP MILITARY "" SPORTS' -cl. , ASSOCIATION. FIRST ANNUAL SWIMMING CARNIVAL. FIRST ANNUAL SWIMMING CARNIVAL.' TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1923. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1923. 7.46 p.m. TEPID BATHS. 7.45 p.m. 7.45 p.m. . TEPID BATHS. , 7.45 p.m. First-class Programme. ' Wi.ter Polo Swimming. Diving, and Novelty Events. . The Army's Crack Swimmers Competing. 4 . ADMISSION: Adults. Is Cadets in uniform, .and Children. 6d. J. H. ANSELL. Captain. Hon. Secreturv. •- ' =7 MOTOR-CYCLING. Motor-Cycling -daces. OTOR-V-/YCLING XVACES. THE OTAHUHU MOTOR-CYCLE CLUB (Inc.), will hold their \ "piRST jy-EETING • J^ACECOURSE. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). Under the N.Z.A.C.U, Rules. The finest riders in the country have entered, to make this meeting the success it should be. and to educate the public to the fact that Motor-Cycle Racing is tiho most thrilling of all sports. Coleman. Whitehead, Blackmore. Herbert Managham. Shakespeare, McCready, Managh. Clanngbold, and several other crack riders will be competing. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. TOM ROGERS. ■ Hon. Secretary.' jyjjOTOR ,QYCLE J^ACES. . / , 'THE OPENING OF THE M OTOR -; • RACING REASON TO-DAY, AT AVONDALE RACECOURSE TO-DAY. AT AVONDALE RACECOURSE. . f • . ' " QTAHUIIU JJOTOR QYCLE QLUB H ■ : ' (INC.) Riders and Mechanics Will Enter Through . the Motor Entrance. 44 RIDERS HAVE ; ENTERED AND SHOULD PROVIDE PLENTY OF S THRILLS. , * ,Large* Parking Space for Cars. Andrews - and Andrews 'Bus will leave Otahuhu at 1 o'clock. Trains leave Auckland at 11.30, 12. 12.20, 12.45. 1.20. OTAHUHU BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Buses'will run from Town and also from Mt. Albert Tram Termini. . Admission. Is 6d; Grandstand, 2s 6d extra. ' .v:.':.-<' - 1 r TOM ROGERS. Hon. Sac.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 20
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