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Otaki Mail, 4 January 1922, Page 3

MAORILAND PICTURES. TONIGHT. "SOCIETY SNOBS." "SOCIETY SNOBS." "SOCIETY SNOBS." '■•■ "SOCIETY SNOBS." A Great Selznick Picture. Serial. > "TIH-MINH." And Other Fine Films. Coming On * I FRIDAY, • To the | THEATRE , The Most Fascinating of All Actresses who ever beguiled three' I Continents—in her last and Greatest Production. x GABY DESLEYS (Pronounced GABY DEE-LEE), • In the 7-Reel Feature, THE GOD OF LUCK Brilliant and Picturesque in her Ethereal Beauty and her manystriking and beautiful costumes and dresses, and her wonderful dancing with her partner, Harry Pileer—a Production that for aesthetic beauty and artistic setting has never been equalled. GABY—STAR OF i STARS—In a Character that is her own—for the GABY of "THE GOD OF LUCK" IS THE GABY OF REAL LIFE. As a Special Attraction, , WE HAVE ENGAGED ]yjß QRIOHTON, The Famous Female Impersonator, to Dance his Specialty, "DANCE DE DESLYS" (In Gaby Deslys' Make-up), And "THE JOY OF SPRING," A Character Dance to the famous Music of Mendelssohn's "THE SPRING SONG." j "THE GOD OF LUCK." "THE GOD OF LUCK." (Drama). '' THE EXPLORERS.'' Scenic. Paths Gazette. M. H. AYRE, Manager. HOROWHENUA A. & P. ASSOCIATION. SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW, To be held on the LEVIN, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY (18th and 19th JANUARY, 1922). Entries Close MONDAY, 9th JANUARY. Schedules to any address on application to— R. D. WALLACE, Secretary, Box 27, Levin. Telephone 135. LOOK. Waikanae sports. SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1922. "S? ON THE RACECOURSE. Tip-Top Programme of Events. Brass Band in Attendance. ! Refreshments. j Come and Enjoy Yourselves! ! \ FUN FOR OLD AND YOUNG. j Entries Close on JANUARY 12th. j Many Leading Athletes wiR Compete. I Admission Is, Children 6d, Under j five years Free. G. R. KEMSLEY, Hon. Secretary. C. H. BATES, THE TAILOE, - Closing from DECEMBER 24th to JANUARY $& KEGE-GLAjSS TAILORING, Prices, the Lowest in. the District. TERMS S3EBICT£Y.CA£E. Address. , KnjtHflM % 9«r*f *, L*Tm,'