j 'LYRIC PiCTUIiLS OTAKI TKEA’idS j ; i TO-NIGHT A t 0 TO XlK'.' !* 1 THE BKOIvEN OA I'iA ' ;A ! ...orso.. ' ‘ ‘THE iSi.iOA.i-.-, GAiis” Hoiiirii The story oX a gi-I v. no paid for the. one mistake oi he- girlhood 'with tv. crn.years of silent suffering'. Tliea liei nameless child relumed—a linin'—ami took upon his broad shoulders each care that-had boriie her. down. An ending as beautiful as it is uue.'peeled. SI’EENDID SU-TOUTS. '-‘Blue Fox” Serial. HAELBOOM COMEDY. NEWS AND SCENIC.
TO-MORP.QW— THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. D. yr. .GRIFFITH’S .-TUPENDOUS EPIC OF AN AGE: “ORPHANS 01 THE STORM.” “ORPHANS OF THE STORM.” “ORPHANS OF THE STORM.” A whirling Maelstrom or' luxury, sense ulity, oppression, vice, and tyranny, from which BLOSSOMS LIKE A ROSE THE GREATEST LOVE STORY OF ALL TIME. No Greater Entertainment oi Any Kind is Imaginable. Exclusively controlled by United Artists of Australasia, Ltd. Four Weeks Continuous run in Welling ton—a record for any picture! “ORPHANS OF THE STORM.” “ORPHANS OF THE STORM.” WHAT YOU WILE SEE— ! The gorgeous and giit.ering pagear ! of the Versailles Court. The profligate revelry of the voiup tuous gardens of Frail,e. The perfumed fountains of wine and the spendthrift riot of loveliness tint cloaked reckless depravity. Costumes of such daring beauty a have never before been seen. THE CARMAGNOLE— That Frenzied Dance of a Whole Nation Abandoned to u Mob JJcbuuc.' THE FAMOUS FEAST SCENE— The Splendid Equipages of the Frenei Aristocracy. i
THE PALL OP’ THE BASTILLE. MOB SCENES WITH WOO PLAYER:DAXTOX’S WILD HIDE THROCGI THE STREETS OF PARIS. And Like a Thread of Gold the Tender. S'.veel, and Wholly Delightful LOVE STORY OF HEXRIETTE AXJ THE CHEVALIER. The v. hole supported by Tahhvi iui; mented orchestra of six players. ' Bo: Plan at LOWRY'S. • CIRCLE 2/6, phis tax. STALLS 5/(5. plus tax. The Screening Time of this Wonderfu Picture is 7.45 p.m. SHARP. A'OTE. —This is a complete pictur-' in II reels, and will lie screened com plete on both nights.
PUBLIC ADDRESS — By MB CLUTHA MACKENZIE OTAKI THEATRE On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY lDth, In Aid of tiie BLIND PERSONS IN NEW ZEALAND. Cbair to be taken at S p.ut. by II: Worship the Mayor (Mr J. P. Brandon OTAKI AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLD r jWIE ANNUAL MEETING oi ti above Chib will be held in the Cou: cil Chambers ou MONDAY NIGHT s •3 o’clock. Business: Election of of tors and general. ~ J. M. IRVING, Hon. See.
PAR A PARAUMTJ AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB’S : . SCHOOLS’ CHAMPIONSHIP ; . MEETING, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Schools Competing —To Horo, \\ arka-: nae. Rikioraogi, Parajiaraumu. ana j Paekakariki. | Programme Starts 11 s.m. ;40 EVENTS' FOR CHILDREN £0 ENTRIES FREE. ■ Pointi Prize: Ye. t Pocket Kodak. Chain Stepping, Sheep Guessing, Etc. Hot Water and Milk Provided FREE. Admittance to Ground —Adults 6d. Children Free. J. BARNETT, Hon. Sec. And ATHLETES. —Write ! Box 43, Taihape, lor programme of sports for 17th and 19th March: £6ot* prize money. 14-inch chop !-•> I yards handicap £IOO. Biggest prof«s----i sional programme in New Zealand. . “ORPHANS OP THE STORM.”
FOE ALL SCHOOL REQUISITES VISIT L. G. LOWRY THE PROGRESSIVE ST/ TIOICE AXD BOOK.- ELLEE, O T A K 1.
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