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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18711, 17 May 1924, Page 18

. AMUSEMEHTS. . AUCKLAND'S LEADING PICTURE \ .THEATRE. . . rnHE TYRIC. To-day, M 2.30. ■ "X HE XJYRJC. To-day. at 2.30. : THE LYRIC. THE LYRIC. To-night, at 8. THE LYRIC. • To-night, at 8. THE BIGGEST SENSATION THE' BIGGEST SENBATION IN SCREEN LAND. IN SCRSICNLAND. ARTH'CK TPAIN'S ARTH.JR TRAINS FAMOUS NOVEL. A fearless indictment of New York's inner circle, where the lives of the rich aro smudged with scandal. HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." "XXIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." " HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." " HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." " HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." " HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." " HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." 1 "HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." , . " HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." I " HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN." j PRODUCED IN STARTLING FASHION FROM THE MOST DARING NOVEL OF TO-DAY. With BEBE HA NIELS, F.BE .UaNIELS, BEBE DANIELS, , BEBE DANIELS. BEBE DANIELS, BEBE . DANIELS. Dorothy "jVTACKAILL, OROTHY lUackaill. JAMES "13 ENNIE. AMES It EN lE. /~i EORGE ■ TTfAWCETT. •\TEORGE X AWCETT. : 1 i \ " TJIS /CHILDREN'S /CHILDREN." j \ "XXIS Children's CHILDREN. | / One of the greatest pieces of literature over put into picture form—you can imagine the lavish, spectacular production given it by Sam Wood, director of "Prodigal Daughters" and "Bluebeard s Eighth Wife." — " TTIS CHILDREN'S pHILDREN/; j "Jtiis Children's Children, i The strongest, truest indictment of American society ever written. A sensational exposure of New York 8 wealthy families _ and the kind of lives their children lead. Few pictures are so tremen- ' dously gripping, so brilliantly acted, so gorgeously produced. • GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. And the Renowned LYRIC ORCHESTRA. DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE-BOOK NOW. GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. Bos Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. THEATRE 'PHONE, 8645. JJELL-0 MARS. N- EXT WEEK IS JN » BROADWAY'S BIG WEEK." MON. TO WED.: " The Voice from the Minaret." ' THURS. TO SAT. " Rnnert. of He-n^nn. !— 1 . -■ ■ * VISIT OF THE FLEET. V gTEAMSHIP " QOMPANY. rpRIP rpo J>USSELL. ' £VPECIAL rjHRIP r JpO J^USSELL. SEE THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, THE FLEET AT SEA, ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. ON' A MOONLIGHT: NIGHT. [Provided sufficient inducement offers, the S.S. NGAPUHI, S.S. CLANSMAN B.S NGAPUHI. S.B. CLANSMAN ! s.s; NGAPUHI. S.S. CLANSMAN AND OTHER VESSELS, Will Leave Auckland mO-DAY, gATURDAY, AT g P.M., AND ACCOMPANY THE FLEET UP • THE COAST TO RUSSELL. ;) The Warships will anchor on Sunday morning in the Bay of- Islands, Passengers ' .will be able to land at Russell, spend the day, and leave for Auckland on Sunday .at 6 p.m., arriving Auckland early Monday morning. ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE GREAT SHIPS AT SEA. . FARES FOR ROUND TRIP, 50s. Limited Booking. Give your - names in at once. R. C. HAMkOND, Manager N.S.S. Co. rrfflE NORTHERN STEAMx SHIP COMPANY'S VESSELS WILL ACCOMPANY, THE FLEET OUT OF THE' HARBOUR, LEAVING NORTHERN WHARF B''P.M., TO-DAY (SATURDAY). ADULT FARE .... 2s 6d. CHILDREN ... »•. Is 6d, ; "t TICKETS PROCURABLE NOW • AT HEAD OFFICE, UP TO NOON TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AND ON WHARF FROM 1.30 P.M. TO HOUR OF SAILING. , ' JR. C. HAMMOND, Manager. I— 1 ' 1 ~ ; (JIHE Jp'AKAPUNA 'J 1 RAM WAYS AND QO.. TDTO VIEW THE DEPARTURE OF THE FLEET. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). S.S. PUPUKE will leave Ferry Tee (Western entrance) at. 3 p.m. and follow Fleet; down the harbour. Return Faro: ADULTS 2s; CHILDREN Is. BEACH HAVEN.Alteration of Time- _ table for Departure of Fleet, TO-DAY. #iV.; (SATURDAY). May 17, ii;' I !.'.' - LAUNCH VALHALLA will Leave Auck■;i " land at 12.45; p.m. instead of 12.15 p.m. m ' md 2 P.m. Leaving B'each Haven at 1.30 rniTfe i> m. . Leaving Auckland at 5 p.m. and 6.45 , h jnjt Beach Haven at 6 p.m. . .: fejßrfA * ■ Sunday Time Table as Usual. ; ° E. GILLING. Proprietor. .<