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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18679, 8 April 1924, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI. FRIDAY IVOLI. NEXT. „ TIVOLI. " SPORTING YOUTH. To-night, at 7 a_K O-NIGHT. AT • Enthusiastic Reception of the Beautiful and Talented Actress. Florence TTIDOR. JC LORENCE V IDOR. FLORENCE VIDOR. FLORENCE VIDOR. FLORENCE VIDOR. FLORENCE VIDOR. " Supported by , TACK "VTULHALL, J ACK IVXULHALL. JACK MULHALL. In Katherine Hill's Stirring and Unusual Talo of American Night Life aid the Orient, entitled DUSK rpo f\AWN.; USK xo JL/AWN. "DUSK TO DAWN." "DUSK TO DAWN." "DUSK TO DAWN." "DUSK TO DAWN." . Florence Vidor is simply delightful in a remarkable dual role, and the tor.v runs from one exciting incident to another, to a sensational climax. A HIGH-CLASS°SUPPORTING A HIGH-CLASS SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. TIVOLI'S FAMOUS ° ORCHESTRA I Miss M. Anderson. Directress). COMING FRIDAY NEXT. Vnd screening twice daily. 2.30 and 7.45. Reginald t^enny, EGINALD JL/eNNY. REGINALD DENNY. REGINALD DENNY. REGINALD DENNY. , REGINALD DENNY. And Laura t a tdlante, AURA -LiA x LANTE. LAURA LA I'LANTE. In "Ci PORTING VOUTH." "©PORTING -I OUTH." "SPORTING YOUTH." "SPORTING YOUTH." "SPORTING YOUTH." "SPORTING YOUTH." SPORTING YOUTH. The most tremenSPORTING YOUTH, dous and most senSPORTING YOUTH, sational motor-car SPORTING YOUTH racing drama ever SPORTING YOUTH, produced. A drama SPORTING YOUTH, that beggars descrip-.->POUTING YOUTH, tion. A drama that SPORTING YOUTH, satisfies, thrills, and SPORTING YOUTH, entertains from every SPORTING YOUTH, angle. SPORTING YOUTH , • PORTING- YOUTH. Over the fence, but SPORTING YOUTH, not out. The bigSPORTING YOUTH, gest and fastest SPORTING YOUTH, motor-car race ever SPORTING YOUTH, screened in any mo- , ROUTING YOUTH, tion picture. From SPORTING YOUTH, the droo of the flag YOUTH, to the finish it goes SPORTING YOUTH, at a two-mile-a-SPORTING YOUTH, minute clip. SPORTING YOUTH. "Snorting Youth" is SPORTING YOUTH, full of tense drama SPORTING YOUTH, and high-class com""OPTING YOUTH, edv. Words fail to SPORTING YOUTH, describe it. It's a SPORTING YOUTH, romance without SPORTING YOUTH, skid chains. It will YOUTH, leave you gasping SPORTING YOUTH, and cheering. BOOK NOW, at H. deal's. Queen Street, next- George Fowld's. Ltd., or you will miss •ctting a seat on the opening night. FRIDAY NEXT. CHURCH NOTICES. BAPTIST TABERNACLE. TO-DAY", 2 P.M. TO 6 P.M. SPECIAL SEASON OF PRAYER ON BEHALF OF THE CAPTATN. GIPSY PAT SMITH MISSION. Friends of all Denominations are invited to pray for this forthcoming Mission. SPORTING. r ' rpROTTING QLUB. TWEETING. APRIL 9 AND 12. 1924. APRIL 9 AND 12. 1924. FIRST DAY: POSTPONED TO POSTPONED TO rjpO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). < SECOND DAY: gATURDAT. j^PRIL jj? HORSES must be in BIRDCAGE for the FIRST RACE at 11 o'clock a.m. each day. Admission. la 6d Each. Lawn Enclosure: 6s Extra. Children under 12 years will NOT be admitted to Grandstand Enclosure. No Person who has at any time since tho passing of the • Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act. 1908, followed tI»o occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker' 3 Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be Emitted to. the Racecourse during the Autumn Meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The Promotion of Illegal Sweeps is Prohibited. and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. Tickets for the Auckland Trotting Club (Grandstand Enclosure) can bo procured at Messrs. Carter and Asher, Tobacconists, Queen Street, ,Auckland (opp. Herald Office). ACCEPTANCES for All Events on the Second Day close at 12 noon on THURSDAY, April 10. C. F. MARK. Secretary. HOOKEY. AUCKLAND HOCKEY fr\T m) ASSOCIATION. The Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), at the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson St., at 8 p.m. AH players and others interested are invited to attend. ARTHUR PLAYLE, Hon. Secretary. BOXING. jq-ORTHERN JgOXING (Patron: Hia Excellency the GovernorGeneral). rp OWN TT A L L 1O W N XX AL L. "IyjfONDAY, A PML 14> AT 7.45 P.M. Eugene OLAIRE. JGENE V OLAIRE, The EUGENE VOLAIRE, Hero of EUGENE VOLAIRE, 300 Contests. <i?b4NCE S BOXES Harry may, ARRY IVJLaY, Champion, HARRY MAY, New Zealand. HARR.Y MAY, PBSS: £180. FIFTEEN 3-MINUTE ROUNDS. Preceded by a Number of First-class AMATEUR BOUTS. FECIAL 4-ROUND BY O FECIAL 4-ROUND JUXHIBITION BY r\ pURDY and TACK TZEENAN. V . X URDY and jrJ ACiC XYeENAN. REMEMBER.The Town Hall Regulations require every patron to be seated, and that hundreds were turned away at the last Carnival, therefore, BOOK EARLY. PRICES.—Circle and Stalls. 6s; Top Gallery and Back Stalls, 3s. , Reserves, 7a 6d; Stage, £1. We pay tax. Box Plan opens THIS (Tuesday) MORNING at Carter and Asher'e, Tobacconist, opp. Herald Office. Members may reserve as usual. ROD GARTER. Hon. Secretary DANCING. AUSTRALIAN Social Club, Masonic Hall. Belgium St.. Wednesday. Carnival Night. Balloons, Streamers, Cnocolatea, Cigarettes. BURNNAND'S Professional Orchestra and Concert Band.Office 236, Queen St 'Phones 734 A. 3969 (4 rings). TEACHERS OF DANCING. EXPERT Private Tuition in all ballroom • Dancing. Results guaranteed.—Modern Dancing Studio, 30, PalinerEtoa Buildings.