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METHODIST CHIIRCH. f CHRISTMAS "15Y SATURDAY, AW§O P.Mj jdjjbristmas, Etc. Selection Fcpfhe fcthodist POPULAR PICTURES. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25. i At 8.30 p.m. Bitfeouble Programme. George Walh, in thdSaddest Story that eier mndefyou laugh, .. "NEVER SAF QUIT." The story |of a i*>n who wouldn't wear flannel! becajpe the jinx (bad luck) made Me hm enough for him. Enough com jy m put a "grin on a tombstone. Mev# say quit till ,you ice this ,i " * "MJETUR."* M Gladys BrocWeU featmies in this amazing WilliA 'fox drama. The stflMge romanl of the beauty, who jAjJ&ok Fran#Aseph of Austria for "'love of a youifc wench ipy. Tense, Vi*l, 'Arilling, Startling, A bsoAinpA Sensational. What doMou knw- of the private life of kinp? \ i! r <v WEDNESDAY, pCjEMBER 2J. A Now Mramount Picture, produced gby Thos. H. 'I nee. _ -JhE LAW OF WEN " Keatujfng MISS ENID BENJjEfT. Sec Entertainments Column re TJiis. aJb FATTY ARBUCKW3, to* |«A DESERT HERO> t the best of the many fine ®es lhat contributed m Paramount programme. Cast: f Arbuckle (a I sheriff)- Af St. [(his rival), Molljf Malon<T(a danI and supporting artistes. The iest thing you'vf ever seen. You laugh till you ashe. SATURDAY, NEW YEAR'S NIGHT. * Special Attraction.# The Biggest Star in Films, in a 1 Rugged, Smashing Role. WILLIAM FARNUM in • "ROUGH AND READY.' A De Luxe Production. A Powerful Portrayal of a Man's Herculean Struggle Against Overwhelm- * »>; ing Odds. Vital, Virile, Vigorous. A Rough and Ready Drama of the Great North-west. ; THAT YOU MUST NOT MISS, i

STRAND PICTURES. . XMAS NIGHT, AT *8.30 P.M. liarry Carey in hit Best and Latest "BLUE STREAM McCOY." Alsoa Frars«M;tyo in "THE V/»iISHI#C DAGGER." The Mlvie; Wro Comedy. BOXING ®>JI(MT—DEC. 2! th. nd Frank Mayo in TV DREAMS." tfthe Underworld, plin in "THE RINK." f, DEC. 28th. Jhnrlfc Ray in "GRoUEDViGHTNING." HwFunfilajf and Best. Also iIEILLY'i WASH DAY." Allnck Siennftt Comedy, LIGHTNING RAIDERS, No. 3. f K, A Special Attraction. iV. WC Griffins' Great Picture, "THT GREATEST QUESTION," And tf&trlie Chajglin in "A DA.VS MEASURE." MANUREWA WAR MEMORIAL. » . A UNVEILING CEREMONY. The Manurewa War Manorial Monument, which' has been wetted at the Junction of Hill Row with Great South Road, w% be uftveiled by the RIGHT HONW, f MASSEY, ON SUNDAY, 2nS«NUARY„ 1921, Relatives of Solilem who died for the Empire in the weak War, Returned Soldi ol ' 0 , yie npriiii Public arc invii'-il t .I'jfnd, ami thus honour the 'is I>ead. A good itttfiHiwicc of KVidents is earnestly venivsZed cn thi occasion. f Iv.'sidciils ana others are invited to forward wrwlhs, which will be labelled by ti *,>'> aril with ihe name of a fallen s<-.«!iv. All wreaths must be in the hands of the officials before Sunday, January 2. T. J. CORIN, Chairman, Manurewa Town Board. 189

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