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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19298, 10 April 1926, Page 20

II AMUSEMENTS. COME TO THE MATINEE TO-DAY AT _ "PRINCESS AND ■!£ BINCESS AND IIVOLI. TWO STERLING ARTISTS. ROD LA ROQUE nntl BE BE DANIELS. ROD LA ROQUE and BEBE DANIELS. " TXTILD, WILD QUSAN." " VV ILD, VY ILD KJUSAN." Hold your hut and sit tight! Wild, Wild Susan is here! This daredevil darling must liavo her thrills, and when she breaks loose—look out below! THE ZIPPY STORY OF A GIRL WHO LOVED TROUBLE. THE WORLD'S SPEEDIEST" BIT OF FEMININITY. She put the. " pep " into pepper and the " pee " into ginger. When she speeded in her c.nr 4 they had to use an aeroplane to catch Iter. This is the troublesome tapestry of her trials and tribulations.* SO COMK PREPARED FOR PLENTY OF FUN AND EXCITEMENT. SECOND Bid FEATURE. I lON EL UIONEL OARRYMORE, -I ) ARRYMORE. . "A Man OS Iron." When steel and iron clash, sparks fly. He was the "Man of Iron"—she was the tempered steel. See Lionel Barrymore in this powerful drama of commerce and romance. A flaming romance pictured against the crimson background at the smoky steel bp; orchestra at each house. Bill ORCHESTRA at EACH HOUSE. PRINCESS Plan at Theatre. Phone 41-586. Princess screens from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. " Susan " starts at Princess al 12.20, 2.15, 5.20, 8 p.m. 11 Man of Iron " folloivsj, one hour later. TIVOLI I'lan at deal's. Tobacconist, Queen Street, or Ring 44-130. Tivoli at 2.15 arid 7.30 Daily. QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. NOW SHOWING. '/ NOW SHOWING. THE STORY OF CREATION. •' AFTER GIN "iIFTER DIX JJAYS." "AFTER SIX DAYS." " AFTER SIX DAYS." " AFTER SIX DAYS." "AFTER SIX DAYS." " AFTER SIX DAYS." A PICTURE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST STORY. THE ALD TESTAMENT. THE AI-D TESTAMENT, i HE UlO .1 EST'AMENT. COST 3,000,000 DOLLARS. FIVE YEARS TO COMPLETE. EMPLOYED THOUSANDS OF ACTORS. SEE Creation—Adam and Eve—Noah's Ark—The Deluge—Tho Tower of Babel —The Destruction ot Sodom and Gomorrah —Joseph unci His Brethren—Moses and the Ten Commandments —The Dividing of the Red Sea—The Court of Pharaoh—King Solomon and His 10,000 Wives. A PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET. Master Pictures Present 7?LAINE TJ AJ.iMERSTEIN -i-JLAINE HAMAIERSTEIN In " "PROADV. AY " INROADVi AY " BROADWAY " BROADWAY OLD," VX OLD," GOLD." GOLD." A Picture of Romance. A Muck Ssnnctt Comedy " ANE - CYLINDER T '• vJne - Cylinder J-' T OYE." JiOVE." SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m.. 7.13 PHONE 41-341. THE FOUNTAIN OF J- r:tiTL'vnotTn) TnFl f J 7." FRIENDSHIP LODGE FRIENDLY SOCIETY. REG. NO. 349. A Social Evening, consisting of Euchre Tournament and Musical Items, will be held in the Unity Hall. Sunday School Union Building, 323, Upper Queen Street, on TUESDAY. April 13, at 7.45 p.m.. to which each member with ii lady, is cordially invited.; Bv order of the N.G. C. WESTPHAL, Permanent Secretary. WRESTLING. N.Z. IV Rustling ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). rjpOWN |_|ALL. MONDAY NEXT. APRIL 12, AT 8 P.M. Australian "VfEESKE Champion, Australian iVLEESKE Champion. Versus Nevr Zealand \ NDERSON Champion, New Zealand VNDERSON Champion, Bc.=,t of six ten-minute Bonis in Catch-as-cutch-cau Style. Best of three in Cumberland Style. Preceded by Amateur Bouts. * BTDMEAI). POLLARD. SADGROVE. PILKIVGTON. FULTON. TAYLOR. Seats: 2s and 3s. Reserves, 4s, at Carter and Asher's. TENNANTCOLLEDGE. Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 527. YACHTING. VnC'TORIA CRUISING CLUB. FINAL COMBINED CRUISE FINAL COMBINED CRUISE TO ISLINGTON BAY. TO ISLINGTON* BAY. SATURDAY. APRIL 17. SATURDAY, APRIL 17.

Entries close with Mr. S, "Rule, care John Burns, iir.d Mr. 0. Mobberley, 110, Victoria St root, WEDNESDAY, 15th inst.. at op and Clubhouse, 9 p.m. J AS. MeGEIIAN, Hon. Secretary. Note.—All financial Members desiring an invitation to the Patron's Ball to be held on May 12, are requested to send in their names and addressrs, also the names and add lessen of their Lady friends to the Secretary or Treasurer, before the 20th April. -e OLUBHOUSE, "O AYSWATKR. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), CLUB'S ANNUAL REGATTA. Races for all clastic 3 from 11. to I'i'Untfh and Speed Boat, races. Model Dinghy and Novelty Events. Members and Friends cordially invited. Ad mi as ion Free. Afternoon Tea Provided. REGATTA NIGHT. foP'this nishT e o n nly" The Sp!inish Fiesta 6 A- 1 '!""- "to° Follow! Ad^ii^n 1 " f JS uU Pieo Boat, Lake Taltapuna, leaves town (it 8 p.m. Free return trip. fit A KAUANA YACHT CLUB. FINAL COMBINm) CRUISING SATURDAY. APRIL 17. Entries for nil classes and launches will b« received by Mr. S. Rule, c.o. John Burns Customs Street, up till 5 p.m. on WEI)' NESDAY, April 14. and at, Clubroom. VI. National Chambers, -Swanson Street, on WEDNESDAY only, between 8 and 9 p.n" G. E. LAYCOCK. lion. Secretary. E D E N Ibc Government majority is too lnrj;e! A st'onper Opposition is needed. V 0 T E M A SON.