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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 220, 11 June 1921, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S. The Theatre that KING’S. ING’S. Sets the Standard. KING’S. . "THE SCOFFER,” "THE SCOFFER," "THE SCOFFER,” "THE SCOFFER,” “THE SCOFFER,” A Drama tho size of your heart. ( A tale of two men and the woman who was tho wife .of one and tho mate of the other. "THE SCOFFER,” "* "THE SCOFFER," "THE SCOFFER,” 1 "THE SCOFFER.” "THE SCOFFER.” "THE SCOFFER.” "THE SCOFFER,” "THE SCOFFER,” "THE SCOFFER,” 1 "THE SCOFFER,” Can bo commended to our patrons as a masterpiece of action, nnd one of the strongest dramas we have yet screened. , Also a Screaming Comedy, - "COMIN’ THRU THE RYE.” "COMTN’ THRU THE RYE.” "COMIN’ THRU THE RYE.” LATEST ENGLISH GAZETTE. LATEST ENGLISH GAZETTE, nnd t TOPICAL NEWS. 1 TOPICAL NEWS. KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. ■ KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Tho Finest in tho Dominion. Plan at the Bristol till 1, after 1 at the Theatre 'Phone 22—212. T7FMPRESS. J-tiMPRESS. EMPRESS.EMPRESS. THE Picture House. "THE LAMB A ND’THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION." < "THE LAMB AND THE LION." "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” “THE LAMB AND 'THE I,ION.” The picturesque narrative of a quick- 1 witted and beautiful girl, who was born a lady, reared in a den of thieves, taught to be a housebreaker, transplanted into a homo of luxury and refinement, and there made the victim of many exciting * experiences, featuring BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES The Vivacious Little Comedienne. Episode 4 The Silent Avenger Interest Kinogram Topical Gazette Usual Prices. ’Phone 3442.

REMARKABLE SUCCESS At Ever yb Ob Y’s. V E R Y B O D Y’S. LAST NIGHT OF ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, (The Empress of Emotion), In "THE PREY,” “THE PREY,” "THE PREY,” A Story of Passions and of Twisted and Tangled Lives. Comical and Interesting Supporting Programme. Screening Times: "THE PREY”: 11.25, 1.40, 3.55, 6, 8.15. Usual Prices. ’Phone 50. ATHLETIC SPORTS. T> U G B Y! RUGBY! TO-DAY, AT ATHLETIC PARK, At 2.45 p.m. ATHLETIC V. ORIENTAL. Preceded by 2 Curtain-raisers at 1.10 p.m. On No. 1— ORIENTAL V. BERHAMPORE (Fourth Class), 1 The two leading teams, with phenomenal scoring records. This grade produces good football. On No. 2— PETONE V. ST. PATRICK’S COLLEGE (Seventh). Rugby’s new gi-ade of. midgets—under 14J years of age. Note the prices: Ground 6d., Stand 6d. Reserves. 6d., at No. 10 Woodward Street. F. J. M'COMISKY. Secretary, W.R.F.U.

Boxing. boxing. OXTNG . BOXING. IT’S ON MONDAY NIGHT, At 7.45. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. THE WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION has every confidence in commending Monday's Tournament to the attention of patrons of the sport. PAT GLEESON is an ex-Navy Instructor. and is undoubtedly clever to a degree. LES MURRAY may suffer by comparison in cleverness, but is a herd hitter, and should appear to better advantage than when last seen here. The two have mot once previously, in a six-round bout, when Gleeson was returned'the winner. THE PRELIMINARIES SHOULD BE HIGH CLASS. PRICES: Singe. Ringside, nnd Gallery over ring. 6s- 6d. (6d. extra for booking). BOX PLAN is now open at the Association Office, Featherston Street (opposite Brandon, Hislop’s). GALLERY, 4s. 6d.; Back Stalls. 2s. 6d. Day Salos from Friday night at Howe and Sowman’e and Nod Perry’s. NOTICE TO VOLUNTEER ASSISTANTS: Anticipating a record attendance on Monday Night, tho Committoe request that all volunteers who previously assisted'will attend nt the Town Hall. Mercer Street entrance, not later than 6.30 p.m. AV. G. TALBOT. Hon. Secretary.

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