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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19092, 10 August 1925, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI. ivor,i. rrivoLi. IIVOLI.1 IVOLI. rpiVOLI. X IVOLI. TIVOLI. IVOLI. rpO-NIGHT 1? 7.30. TWO WORLD-FAMOUS ARTISTS IN TWO WORLD-FAMOUS PICTURES. PAULINE T7IREDERICK. AULINE 1 REDERICK, And tho Blonde Beauty with the Dimples, T AURA T A "DLANT. .LiAURA -L/A JT LANT, LAURA LA PLANT. LAURA LA PLANT, LAURA LA PLANT, In a Fascinating, Thrilling Kaleidoscope of Human Emotions that Will Hold You Spellbound. SMOULDERING MOULDERING 17URES," . IRKS." PAULINE TpREDERICK'S TITESSAGE. AULINE I 1 HEDERICK'S I*l ESS AGE. TO ALL NEW ZEALANDERS: " Seeing that I was actually to visit New Zealand I wanted to make a picture that would represent tho very best of which I am capable. I wanted tho New Zee.landers to see mo in my greatest film prior to my arrival in their countiy. Following my pictures for tho last five years I received many letters of congratulation from New Zoalanders and I wanted in one supreme effort to embody all the emotions that have endeared me to New Zealanderd, and then for New Zealanderß to actually see mo in person. " Yen, I am proud of ' Smouldering Fires'; proud of the place I hold in tho estimation of New Zoalanders, and proud of the fact (hat this Super-Masterpiece will herald my appearance throughout New Zealand—-act, as it were, in the form of a prologue for my stage introduction." OTHER PICTURES COMF, AND GO BUT THIS DRAMA WILL LIVE FOREVER. ADDITIONAL: BETTY r^OMPSON. JSTTY VOMPSON, :TUI QOM Of WEED!" A Paramount Filming of the Famous New York Stage Success. TIVOLI CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA, (MISS ANDERSON, CONDUCTRESS). Box Plan at 11. deal's, Tobacconist, Queen Street, next Fowlds', or Ring 41-136. EXHIBITIONS.

TREMENDOUS quccess 1 It E M ENDODS kJ U C C E S S Popular n LYMPIA OPULAR U LYMPIA Motor otor EXHIBITION-. Jl/XHIBITION. A tremendous success marked the opening of Olympia on Saturday night, testifyins to the enormous popularity of this Show of Shows. A Great impression was created by THE BEAUTY OF THE DECORATIONS. THE ENORMOUS RANGE OF VEHICLES THE DELIGHTFUL MUSIC. OLYMPIA. LYMPIA. OLYMPIA. OLYMPIA. OLYMPIA. LYMPIA. PRINCE'S WHARF RINCE'S VV HARF PRINCE'S PRINCE'S WHARF WHARF TO-DAY I TO-DAY 1 AND EVERY DAY THIS WEEK. AND EVERY DAY THIS WEEK. 10.30 10 10 pu - SPECIALLY SELECTED ORCHESTRAS IN EACH SHED. WELL-APPOINTED TEA ROOMS TELEPHONES FOR USE OF PUBLIC. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DA ¥. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TODAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. f O-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. Admission Ib. Child/en under 12 Half-price. Promoted and conducted by the Auckland Motor Trade Association. OLYMPIA TELEPHONES: Secretary'# Office - • - - 45-270 Executive Office 44-671 Publio (ground floor) Shed 19 .... 45-348 Public (first floor) Shed 19 45-859 Public (ground) floor) Shed 20 ----- 45-439 Public (first floor) Shed 20 45-289 TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NiGllT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIOHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NTO lrr T. TO-NTGHT. TO-NIGHT. ■yy ARDE'S QLYMPIA TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. TILL 10.15, IT 1 1 A T The Incomparable lAT - on Show, FIVE BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLES. ADMISSION FREE. LOCATION : QPP. pRINCE'S yyiIARF. LEAGUE lOOTB ALL. I EAGUE FOOTBALL. n Ju EAGUE r OOTB ALL. <vf'ih COME ONE. COME~ALL. WHERE V /kli \ PARLAW PARK, f m I Lv Alt LAW X ARK. ) MlhV TO pi E THE OLD RIVALS. L-<> :x pLEET yyEDNESDAY. A UGUST 12, CITY V. PONSONBY." CITY V. PONSONBY. CITY V. PONSONBY. CHAMPIONS 1925 V. RUNNERS-UP. By kind permission of the Auckland Rugby League and the sportsmanlike attitude of the City players, these teams will meet in aid of Poll son by Club's Training Shed fund. A REAL AFTERNOON OF SPORT. In conjunction with the above match a IOOydB League Championship for all League players will be decided. Trophy me<' valued at £5. Nominations close with 1 sonby secretary 5 o'clock MONDAY. CURTAIN RAISER between PONSONBY A and B Ist JUNIORS. Come in your thousands and see tho Match 4* of the Season. Ask tho "Boss" for a couple of hours off and spend a "bob" to help build a training shed that will be an asset to all players in the League code. Admission: One Shilling; Stand. One Shilling. NOTE.—-Hearty Welcome extended to Officers and Mon of the Fleet, otherwise no FREE List. O POLSON, Hon. Secretary. BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS. E,J KELLY AND CO, LTD., Kingston . St Moulders. Engineers Black smiths, etc. Concrete Mixer Manufactures CIEORGE B PROUD Iron and Brass * Founder. Cleave Avonuo, off Grey St., Auckland. Phono 40-784.