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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19416, 26 August 1926, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY. —— LAST DAY. Screening at 11.15, 1.25, 3.40, and 6.40. The Kid." ' " The Kid." Six Reels of Fun. " The Kid." With " The Kid." CHARLES CHAPLIN " The Kid." and "The Kid." JACKIE GOOGAN.v " The Kid." You don't know the meaning of "thrills" until you've seen BETTY COMPSON - "T> \MSHACKLE "O OUSE." " Ja-AMSHACKLB xxpusE." Prom the Novel by Hnlbert Pootner Screening - at 12.25, 2.40, 5.40 and 9. EAST & WEST MAORI ENTERTAINERS In a New Programme of Maori Songs, Dances, Hakas and Pois. STRAND TRAND QTRAND QTRAND STRAND TRAND : Direction - - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Afternoon, Tea Free from 2 till 4.15. rPO-MORROW. rpO-MORROW. X O-MOHBOW. J- 0-MOR.ROW. To-morrow. rpo-MORROw. O-MOREOW. JL O-MOHROW. The Immortal Epic of the British Navy. Passed and Approved by the British Admiralty. " 7EEBRUGGE." " /^EEBRUGGE." 2000 Naval Heroes Raid the German Submarine Base in Response to Their Country's Great Need. The homely ferries. Iris and Daffodil, laden with a grim human cargo. The Vindictive, steaming toward the gun-guarded land. The Thetis, Intrepid" and the Iphigenia, veterans all, hastening to block the Bruges Canal. Every Britisher will thrill with the pride of nationality and exult in being born a Britisher. ZEEBKITGGE." EEBRUGGE." I vpu'll foreef you are looking at a Motion Picture, and yon will Hvp everv minute of the most glorioles hour nnd a-lialf of British Naval History. PLEASE NOTE.—There I will be a Specinl PresentaI tion for " Zeebruggs " j twice dnily, includingI a colourful and spec- ! taeular prologue, enI +i+.lp<3. "Dances of the J Empire," an Anarm p-n fed I Orcl""<tra _nnd Pnecinl M"siI en.l Selections. T^e'Matinee I Performances will be the I same as at night.

Also Screening, PETER THE GREAT. The Remarkable Police Dog Hero, who starred- in "The Silent Accuser," In "WILD TUSTICE." " VV ILD t) USTICE." A Dramatic Story of Life in the Snowclad Forests. BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW FOR " ZEEBRUGGE." Box Plan at Theatre. Prices Is to 2s 9d. Children Half-Prica. Phone: 43-11-1. THE LAST DAY'S SCREENINGS. BTG DOUBLE . COMEDY PROGRAMME FOR THE CHILDREN. Day Sessions, 6d. Opp. G.P.O. • rpo-DAY. 1 O-DAY. " npHE " J HE H.RAND VJRAXD Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. Syd. Chaplin. " HpHE TTIIGHTTNG rSOWARD." " 1 FTE Jf TGHTTNG Sessions: 11.15. 2.15, 5.15 and 7.40. COMMEWIATG TO-MORttOW (FRIDAY). ANOTHER BIG DOUBLE BILL. JACKTE COOGAN In JACKIE COOGAN • " rpHE "I7TD." JACKIE COOGAN " IHE iVib." Also Screening, Zane Grey's. Great Novel, fcESERT "esert nOLD." VJOLD." TO-MORROW. ASSOCIATION POOTBALIi, ■ BJffiffi Pgf; CiiS CS? Fffi (NORTH ISLAND). (HOSPITAL) AUCKLAND (NORTH SHORE). SATURDAY.

RAILWAYS. FOOTBALL MATCH. MORRINSVILLE V. PUTARURU, AT MOREINS VILLE, AUGUST. 28, '1926. On SATURDAY. AUGUST 28, the usual 1.50 p.m. Prankton-Rotorua tram will be delayed to leave Frankton 3.0 p.m., Hamilton 8.10, Morrinsville- 4.25, Rotortfa arrive 9.30 p.m. TEACHESS Mtrsio. Lillian, braithwaite, 1.a.b.. Teacher, Voice Production, Singing, Piano, Theory. Studio; 229, Jervois Rd.„ Heme Bay Terminus,