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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18889, 11 December 1924, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. rpiVOLI. Pictures , Tyvrnf IIVOLI. and ™vnTT TIVOLT. <Music Sfvm i TIVOLI. • The SIvRH TIVOLI. Best ! ! TIVOLI THIS A FTERNOON. O1 K his Afternoon, -«'»-£y/ THIS AFTERNOON, 2- o. THIS AFTERNOON. 2.1 a. TO-NIGHT, 7 Of\ O-NIGHT, I >OU. LAST DAY OF " rPHE OEA TTAWK." «' IHE OEA XIAWK.; "THE SEA HAWK. "THE SEA HAWh. "THE SEA HAWK. "THE SEA HAWh. "THE SEA HAWK. "THE SEA HAWK." "THE SEA HAWK. Don't Miss the Special Musical Presentation By AUCKLAND'S. GENERALLY ACKNOWLEDGED. LEADING ORCHESTRA. * * * T7IRIDAY, 1 O-MORROW JO RIDAY. 1? 7.30. A BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME !! Paramount Presents, ANNA f\ ATILSSON, i\NN.\ loli iMiLSSON. ANNA Q. NILSSON. ANNA Q. NILSSON, WM. m PARLETON, M. 1. UaRLETON, WM. T. CARLETON.' WM. T. CARLETON, RAYMOND TTATTON, AYMOND JJLATTON, RAYMOND HATTON, RAYMOND HATTON, AND ALEC. "I. RAN CIS. LECi r RANCIS. ALEC. FRANCIS. ALEC. FRANCIS. In a Sensational screen version of Curtis Benton's Great Novel, HALF-A-1 .OLLAR •DILL." ALF-A-JJOLLAR JDILL." " HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL. " HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." " HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL. "HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL. " HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." " HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." " HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." " HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." "HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL." " Half-a-Dollar Bill" was the name given by Captain Duncan McTeague (Win. T. Carleton) to the five-year-old foundling who, when fouhd, had a torn half of a dollar note pinned to him. Little Frank Darro plays the namii role and gives a gripping and appealing juvenile portrayal. " Half-a-Dollar Bill" is the absorbing love story of a woman, two men and a child, whose lives become strangely enmeshed, jjt is a virile drama, with the tans of the sea —with emotions unleashed—that will lift you out of yourself and thrill you with its intensity. In addition. Metro Presents the Sparkling Favourite, VIOLA TYANA. LOLA JL/aNA, VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DANA. VIOLA DANA, . VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DANA. VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DANA, . ( In a Gripping Comedy-drama entitled. "TN QEARCH f\F A rpHRILL." "In ioearch v/f J\. 1 hrill." " IN SEARCH OF A THRILL." " IN SEARCH OF A THRILL." " IN SEARCH OF A THRILL." " IN SEARCH OF A THRILL." " IN SEARCH OF A THRILL." " IN SEARCH OF A THRILL." "IX SEARCH OF A THRILL." She wasn't scared of any of the terrorsMan, Murder or Mystery. She only wanted a thrill — something to stun and satisfy the craving. She bobbed her hair—smeared her face—put on her brother's oldest pants. Then, into the underworld—and into the biggest bunch of thrills that could bo conceived. A fast-moving romance of Social Contrasts—Paris gowns—Paris high life— Pans low life—a sparkling entertainment. Also, THE LATEST GAZETTES, CENTURY COMEDY, " HER CITY SPORT," and the THVOLI n R CHESTRA J- IVOLI V/RCHESTRA (Miss M. Anderson, Conductress.) BOX T)LAN OX -IT LAN AT H. CLEAL, TOBACCONIST, QUEEN ST., NEXT GEO. FOWLDS, LTD.. OR THEATRE, PHONE 2236 A. " The Broadway Gets the Best." BROADWAY. TO-NIGHT, BROADWAY. ROADWAY. At 7.45. BROADWAY. The Last Night. " WHEN ODDS WERE EVEN." William " WHEN ODDS WERE EVEN." Russell. Also, Comedy, For News. Prices, 9d and Is. Phone 1076 A. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), " ONLY 33." May McAvoy " ONLY 38." Lois Wilson " ONLY 38." Elliott Dexter " ONLY 38." George Fawcett Prices (Fridayl 9d and Is. Phone 1076 A. I ' '" =I—__!. SPORTING. 3Ng__. WAIPA R ACIKG QLUB. TE AWAMUTU. ANNUAL "R ACE MEETING. To be held on the TE AWAMUTU RACECOURSE. On QATURDAY, jT)ECEMBER -JO 1924 FIRST RACE STARTS AT 11.43 A.M. ADMISSION: Outside. Is 6d; Enclosure. Gs: Motors, 2s Gd. A SPECIAL TRAIN, stopping at intermediate stations, will leave Auckland at 6.20 a.m. on SATURDAY for the Racecourse, returning after the races, so as to arrive buck in Auckland station by 10.17 p.m. For other train arrangements see railway poster?. J. G. WYNYARD. Secretary. TUTARTOX JOCKEY QLUB. QUMMER 71TEET1NG. 1925. rpHURSDAY AND T^IDAY, JANUARY 1 AND 2. NOMINATIONS for All Events close on FRIDAY. .I>ecembcr 12, at 9 p.m. For Programme, see Weekly Press. ARTHUR WAY. Secretary, P.O. Box 3, Mart™.. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE. rpROTTING Gelding. 3yrs„ by Peter JL Moko— Lady Heiress.— Lakmg, Tailor, Oneviungn. ____________________ u- \ LAND TRANSFER NOTICES. ] AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that the several Parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought, under the provisions of the Land Transfer Aqt, 1915, unlesii caveat be lodged forbidding the same, on or before January 12. 1925: — „, . ... 723.. WILLIAM JOHN TAIT. Part Vsitburn'n Claim. 269 A, containing 3 acres and 10 perches, fronting ManKere Road, in the Borough of Otahubu; occupied by Mrs. K. Absolutn. Plan 17054. 727ti.-FH.KDF-: RICK WORTHINGTON. Lots 31 and 32, of Allot. 93. Section 1. Suburbs of Auckland. containing 24.6 perches, fronting Avon Street. Parnoll; occupied by Applicant. Plan 18013. 7314.- JOSEPH WILLIAM GOODWIN. Part Fairbum's Claim, 269 A. containing 1 rood and 32 perches, fronting Mange-re Road in the Borough of Otahuhu; occupied by Applicant. Plan 18046. 7321.-THE STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Part Allot. 21. Section 14, City of Auckland, containing 4.59 porches, fronting Victoria Street East : occupied by Applicant. Plan 18070. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Duted this Bth day of December. 1924. at the Lund Registry Office. Auckland. A. V. STURTEVANT. District Lnnd Registrar.