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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19328, 15 May 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. YOU'LL OU'LL Be qorry E OORRY IF YOU MISS THE BEST PROGRAMME IN TOWN! ATOW QII OWING IN OW Oil OWING TIVOLI [ AND I "ORINCESS IVOLI | AND I J- ItINCESS Direction: THOMAS A. O'BRIEN. EGINALD EGINALD EGINALD EGINALD Empcroi of Comedy, in the Rollicking Melange of Thrills, Spills and Convulsions. ALIFORNIA QTRAIGHT A LI F 0 R NIA O T R AIGII 1 T ALIFORNIA QTRAIGHT ALIFORNIA STRAIGHT A HEAD." .Ahead." A HEAD." AHEAD." BETTY "DRONSON ETTY -ORONSON The Famous "Peter Pan" Girl, In "THE p OLDEN "PRINCESS." " XHE VJOLDEN J- RINCESS." A Paramount Picture. From Bret Barte's Stirring Gold-rush Romance. AND A SPECIAL PROLOGUE AT PRINCESS DE LUXE SESSION ONLY. iwiLli In their Crazy. Diz-zz-y Whiz-zz-ing Musical Extravaganza. Patrons. Plea so Not**: "The Golden Prjncoss" WILL NOT be screened at the Princess de Luxe Session, which commences at 7.45 p.m. Reserves for Princess, Phone 41-58 G. Tivoli Finn at deal's Tobacconist, Queen Street, or Phone 44-130. Princess from 10.45 till 10 p.m. Tivoli '2.15 and 7.30 p.m. daily. DON'T "170RGET!! ON'T -TORGET!! D. W D. W jpt RIFFITH'S VT RIFFITH'S (GRIFFITH'S J RIFFITH'S First Paramount Picture. "THAT " 1 HAT "That " 1 HAT "THAT " I HAT ROYLE OYLE ROYLE OYLE EOYLE ■OYLE Starring CAROL DEMPSTER. W. C. FIELDS, JAMES KIRKWOOD. Etc., Will be Shown at EVERYBODY'S VERYBODY'S Direction - - - Thomas A. O'Brien. For A T?EW MORE "PVAYS n NLY - Cl. I 1 EW IVi-ORE J-/AYS V/NLY. Have no Regrets Afterwards. SEE IT TO-DAY! SESSIONS 10.13 a.m., 12.15, 2.15, 4.15. 6.15, & 8.15 p.m. FOR RESERVES: PHONE 44-402. GRAND. Opr>. G.P.O. TODAY RAND. 3 Bit: Stars 1 O-DAY. Grand. in to-day. RAND. One Programme. J- 0-DAY. Ernst Lubitseh Production. The Lovely, Fascinating Screen Actress, POLA AT EG RI. OLA IN EGRI. In " jpORBIDDEN pARADISE." jypNJOU, The Greatest Love, on the Screen. jpAULINE QTAEKE. Sweet. Demure and Kind. The Most Amazing Romance of the Screen. POLA NEGRI. In POLA NEGRI. POLA NEGRI. FORBIDDEN PARADISE. POLA NEGRI. FORBIDDEN PARADISE. POLA NEGRI. POLA NEGRI. FORBIDDEN PARADISE POLA NEGRI. FORBIDDEN PARADISE. POLA NEGRI. ADOLPHE MEN.TOU. In ADOLPHE MEN.TOU. FORBIDDEN ADOLPHE MENJOU. PARADISE. ADOLPHE MENJOU. ADOLPHE MENJOU. FORBIDDEN ADOLPHE MENJOU. PARADISE. And PAULINE STARKE Starring In PAULINE STARKE. FORBIDDEN PAULINE STARKE. PARADISE. PAULINE STARKE. PAULINE STAR,./,. FORBIDDEN PAULINE STARKE. PARADISE. 0 J QRCHESTRA. Sessions: 11.15, 12.45, 2.30, 4.30, G. 30 and 8. A T THE n RAND TO-DAY. At Jhe vjrand I o-day. HAT SORT OF A FOOL ARE YOU? w Rev. Lionel Fletcher will speak on "THE RICH FOOL," On Sunday Night in the Majestic Theatre. BAND PERFORMANCES. ORT (INC.). m The above Band will render the following Attractive Programme at the ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE . (By Kind "Permission Auckland Racing TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) A FTERNOON 10-MORROW (SUNDAY) FTERNOON COMMENCING AT 2.45 P.M. March, "Number Three" - J. A. Greenwood. Waltz "Le Fillers de Australia" II Lasln. Cornet Triple Tongue Duet, "Besses of the Bnrn" D. Carrie. Soloists: Bandsmen J. Duncan and R. Jones. Hymn, "Lead. Kindly Light" - Dykes Descriptive Fantasia, , "The Fox and Hounds" .... (ieo. Hawkins. Cornet Duet. "The Larboard Wntch" J. Williams. Intermezzo, "Starland" Lawrence O'Connor. Marche, "Caractacus." God Save the King. The Band will also render a selected Programme at the Central Wharf (wonther permitting), by kind permission Auckland Harbour Board on SUNDAY EVEN^ V G NEXT, commencing at, 7.45 p.m. Silver Collection at both Performances in aid of Instrument Fund. Refreshments are Available at the handsome new Kiosk on the Grounds at the Racecourse This Band accepts Engagements for Picnics, Fet.es, Dances, etc. Ring Phone 9fi-958 for Inciuiries. W. NrCUOLT.S, Conductor. W. KELLY. Hon. Secretary. DANCING. "rp H E A R L T O N." ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. (Next Miller's Garage, Kliyber Pass.) MONDAY. JAZZ. MONDAY. JAZZ. You are Welcome. Dancinf; 8 till 11. Ladies, Is 6d; Gents, 2s. BIRTLEY'B ORCHESTRA. Late Dovonport, Open Air. Latest Dance Tunes and Novelties. M.C.'s: ERNIE AND BERT HOUSBY.