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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18657, 13 March 1924, Page 14

. AMUSEMENTS. : Tfvoi;'' . "Always T^voii. JLIVOLI. T~ss&~" ™- TIVOLI. Good „ TIVOLI. WVOLI. Programme. TIVUIU. • Eini ASS® 2.30, . Emh ASP®. 2.30. EACH Nffi 7.45. THE BOOM CONTINUES 1 I ' PLEASE NOTEI ' WE WISH TO NOTIFY THE HUNDREDS WHO HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GAIN® ADMITTANCE THAT THE " ROSITA" SEASON HAS -BEEN EXTENDED ANOTHER 'WEEK. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). '{ TITARY "OICKFORD . ; » IVXary X ickford In j "■pOSITA." " JK/osita." A Fine Supporting Programme Includes I TEE LATEST PATHE REVIEW. MARTIN JOHNSTON TRAVELOG LE, LATEST GAZETTES And the . TIVOLI'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA. (Miss M, Anderson, . Conductress). BOX PLAN At H. Cleat's, Queen Street, next Geo. Fowlds. L;d. ——— "Phone 223<>A. — _ THE TIVOLI'S' ATTENDANT LOOKS AFTER YOUR CARS. . /IRAND Opp. G.P.O. H.RAND VJRAND ; VjgAND rand fJBAND •\JTR4.ND vaudeville. VARAN D LAST NIGHT of „ . riTHE /CORNWALL pNTERTAINERS. J- he Cornwall lii s-tertainers. RAGTIME ARTISTS. And ' THE FAMOUS "FOX" PICTURE, SHIRLEY O? Til piRCUS." HIRLEY VJf i-HE V^IRCUS." Supports include _ „ CLYDE COOK in " THE GUIDE.'' , .NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). We. Present '• QTORMY OKAS," " OTORMY OEAS." . • , ■" STORMY SEAS." "STORMY SEAS." Starring J. P. McGOWAN and HELEN HOLMES. THIS PICTURE IS ENTIRELY NEW TO AUCKLAND AUDIENCES! . , - And It's a Good Classic. "STORMY SEAS." "STORMY SEAS." PI. Captain— WITH WHISKY I I ' drives . . ; ! I His liner to the storm-swept grip I | Of beetling cliff-sides, stem, | ! sublime! • . ~ I ITo sublime! of precious lives I To save a pair of precious lives f Another skipper s makw a trip.. ,1 I To find a burning, sicking ship, ! AND GETS THERE JUST IN I TIME! - .1 First Appearance TO-MORROW NIGHT of MURIEL ALLISON ' ZOE G-WILLIAM. -— • Exceptionally Clever Juvenile Dancers! <M' aa ? r^"oRAsn , RUGBY FOOTBALL. I*l n.RAFTON RUGBY Oja FOOTBALL: , CLUB. Club Practices will commence —& - P TO-DAY' (Thursday), . March 13, when all Members and Intending^Members are requested to attend. Practice Nights Tuesday i and Thursday. ' W. O. LAMB. Hon. Sec. ASSOCIATION football. rriHE NORTHCOTE ASSOCIATION X FOOTBALL CLUB desires to thank .all those . who subscribed, assisted, and supported them in their recent successful carnival. ■ GOLF. ' AITEMATA GOLF CLUB. The Annual General Meeting ,of the Above Club will be held m at__Ford Tea Rooms, Devonport, on TUESDAY, the 18th March, at 8 p.m. Business: Adoption of Balances-Sheet, Election of Officers, and General. All Members are requested to attend. V. D. GRAHAME, . Hon. • Sec. —-' 9 : >; v MOTOR RACING. j^UCKLAND^^^^^^^TOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. NNUAL jj^jOTORrCAR TRACES. MURIWAI BEACH. MURIWAI BEACH. MURIWAI BEACH. MURIWAI BEACH. gATURDAY, jyrARCH £2 1924 * See The ■ AUSTRALASIAN SPEED RECORD, STRAIGHT 5 MILES. , „ And 8 Thrilling Events, including the N.Z. Spe<id Championship s . of 50 Miles, with. 5 Turns, and the N.Z. Light Car Cup, with ■ 7 Turns.. RECORD ENTRIES. RECORD ENTRIES. RECORD ENTRIES. RECORD ENTRIES. Spectators see both start and finish of thee a events. ' Bund in Attendance. Refreshments. Admission, Is. ~ . , All Vehicles, Is; Children under 12, Free. j Further particulars obtainable from the ] Spoirts Secretary, Auckland Automobile Association, Premier Buildings, Durham Street East, Auckland. DRESS AND FASHION. AMELIORATION. — Through Strand xx Arcade, first door- to right in Elliott St., is American Button Co. BEFORE Selecting Your Winter Coat, 1 first inspect the Smart Display of French Coats showing at Miss Dixon's, Victoria St. -■ ■■ . .... - . .. ■■ : ' CONSULT T. Duncan- about next Suit or , Costume: workmanship guaranteed. 1 Over Marble Bar (late Schneideman). DOROTHY-. Drapery House,. near Parnell Picture Theatre, for all" Up-to-date Ladies' and Children's Drapery. ! ECONOMICAL Dress, ; individual' style , obtained by home : dressmaking.— • Modern Dressmaking Classes, Ellison's . Chnmbers, Queen St. ■ "IT'DEN and Epsom Residents.Order New -til . 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