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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18897, 20 December 1924, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. , DE LUXE MATINEE. WITH FULL ORCHESTRA AND COMPLETE PBOGRAMME, AT oon P.M. AT 4.D\J P.M. SESSIONS: 11.15. 1.0. 2.30. 4.30. v.lO. 8.0. the atational Ihe ...National First National Pictures make the National First. First National Pictures Presjnts An Adaptation of OLIVE WADSLEY'S NOVEL. "BELONGING," entitled: "TN T7IVERY TV°MAN'S T IFE." "InJCJVERY >» OMAN'S IFE." "IN EVERY WOMAN'S LIFE." "IN EVERY WOMAN'S LIFE." "IN EVERY WOMAN'S LIFE." "IN EVERY WOMAN'S LIFE." I SEE THE I GREAT PAGEANT j DINNER ON' HORSEBACK. : Surpassing in novelty and sensation anything conceived foe the screen. See one hundred guests assembled at the Palace of Count Coti, Europe's greatest sportsman, at his big dinner fete. It's the thrill of a lifetime—nothing like it has over been shown before. "TN 17VERY TJJOMAN'S T IFE." " IN JUVERY VV OMAN'S .LiIFE." Supporting Programme includes Latest English Topical News "My Mistake" Ballroom Boys - - Comedy " As Old As The Hills" Scenic AT THE EVENING SESSION. XYLOPHONE SOLO - "William Tell" MASTER E. LIGHTON. THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA. FINEST IN AUCKLAND. Overture, 7.50 " FAUST." Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., After 4.30 Phono 2169 A. Prices as Usual. REGENT Opposite Tram Depot, Epsom, REGENT TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. REGENT First National's- Mammoth REGENT Theatrical Attraction. REGENT. H>HE OfiA "LTAWK, REGENT. IHE OEA XIaWK, REGENT. rpHE QEA TJAWK, regent. J-HE UEA HAWK, REGENT By Rafael Sabatini. REGENT Featuring REGENT MILTON SILLS, REGENT ENID BENNETT. REGENT WALLACE BEERY. REGENT And & cast of 3000 people incidenREGENT tal to the screening of the REGENT * Sea Hawk. REGENT MR. FRED BAKER REGENT MR. FRED BAKER REGENT Will Sing " The Song of the Sea REGENT Hawk," synchronising; with REGENT the Picture. REGENT Specially selected music by the REGENT Regent De Luxe Orchestra. REGENT Usual Prices. Phone A3 J2 for REGENT Reserves. B" The Broadway Gets the Best." ROADWAY.- To-night —BROAD ,7AY. ROADWAY— at 7.45 -BROADWAY. A Splendid Double Programme. "THE SILENT PARTNER" - Leatrice Joy "THE SILENT PARTNER" - Owen Moore Also, " Toll of The Sea " - - - Anna May Wong " Toll of The Sea "... Kenneth Harlan A Beautiful Natural Colour Picture.

MONDAY. Another Excellent Programme. "THE LOVE MASTER." - Stron.gheail. "THE LOVE MASTER." -the wonder dog. A Splendid Story of th» Far North. Also, "THE FOG." - MILDRED HARRIS. "THE" FOG." - CULLEN LANDIS. A Very Appealing Story. ' —— REGATTAS. AUCKLAND REGATTA COMMITTEE. INTERNATIONAL 6-METRE CLASS COMPETITORS. Owners of nil. Boats competing in the CMetro Class at the Auckland Anniversary Regatta on January 23, 1925, are hereby notified that they must produce a Certificate of Rating to the undersigned on or before January 5, 1925, and also a notico of their intention to compete, in the Race. By Order of the Committee. J. C. HEWSON, Hon. Secretary. rpAURANGA REGATTA CARNIVAL. BIGGEST CHRISTMAS FUNCTION IN NEW ZEALAND, TROPHIES AND FRIZES—£SOO 50—EVENTS-30. The only New Zealand Regatta screened at Wembley, and now being shown all over England. Coino and seo the real thing. S.S. Matangi leaves Auckland Boxing Night, home Sunday morning. Full partic liars: COLIN 3. NORRIS. Hon. Se- retary, Tauranga. Telegraphic Address: "Colinoris," Taurai ga. ' YACHTING. XI POINT CHEVALIER SAILING /TvV-t CLUB (Inc.). ■fcßJr TO-DAY (SATURDAY), DEC. 20. RE-ROW OF SEA SCOUTS' CHAMPIONSHIP, Who finished inseparable on Regatta Day. Race starts 3 p.m. Also Rocket Life-saving Display, Gvmnaetio Display, Cutlass Drill, Emergency Lifesaving, Tug-of-War in Boats. 50Yds. Swimming Championship (open to all Sea, Scouts), Mr. Spiers' Medal. Father Neptune will also be there. All Welcome. Come and see what your own boys can do. Dancing in evening, 8-12. Parker's Orchestra, and Coolest Pavilion in North Island. NOTE. week-end race will be hold as usual, starting. 2 p.m. Post entries. H. EMPSON, Hon. Sec. SWIMMING. _* , WAITEMATA QWIMMING /~ILUB. AITEMATA OWIMMING OIUB. GRAND OPENING CARNIVAL. TEPID BATHS. TEPID LATHS. TUESDAY. First-class Programme. All Auckland's Best at Swimming and Diving, WATER POLO. 7.I.WVVAITEMATA V. PONSONBY. CITY SCHOOLS RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP Admission: Adults Is, Children t;d. W. J. DAVIDSON, Hon. Secrotnry. MOTOR RACING. A OPOT'IKI MOTOR-CYCLE AND ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB'S ANNUAL, RACE MEETING, To Be Held At, O P O T I K I, ON BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 20, 1024. The following riders havo entered:H. Moller. H. V. McCreadv, C. Goodwin. P. Nash. S. Whitehead, 0. Shakespear, T. Cragg, A. J. Lemon, S. J. Blackmore. ATHLETIC SPORTS. T\7"AIPU CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. G4TH ANNUAL GAMES, NEXT NEW YEAR'S DAY. AT WAIPU. Good Prizes Offered for Pip« Music, Dancing, Hammer, Weight. Caber, Running, Jumping, Etc. Programmes may be seen at HKRALD or Auckland Wkkkli Nbwh Office, or had from J. N. I. ________ __________ ______'• FRIENDLY SOCIETY ITOTICES. %2C"# ANCIENT ORDER OP FffumL -nL COURT. PRIDE OF NEWMARKET. NO. 6172. A Grand United Friendly Society Church Parade will bo held on SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, at St. Mark's Church. Kemuera Road assembling at 10 a.m. in the Reserve, Newmarket, marching punctually at 10.30. All Kindred Societies and Subordinate Court are ask«d to join us in full force .on this special occasion. Full Regalia to be worn. i " BERT MARSHALL, | Secretary.