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AMUSEMENTS. THEY LANDED TO-DA Jf amidst LAUGHTER! THRILLS! SPILLS! G€GRG£ CMARftlfr SIDNtYWUCR^Y ra; PCs '-rf m m w .''■'TV at the PRINCESS and TIVOLI & TiHOMftf A.OPrieH Tfj?%f 0 Princess, 41-586. LAUGHTER WEEK Charlie Murray George Sidney in “FLYING ROMEOS’ These Flying Fools took up Aeronautics when the Village Vamp said “Take the Air." It’s a Sky-high Comedy Classic, with the Screen's Greatest Laugh Team Navigating the Joy Ship into a Haven of Hilarity. Second Feature —HOOT GIBSON, in “A TRICK OF HEARTS.” AT TIVOLI ONLY. THE FAMOUS MUSIC MASTER SERIES: “VERDI.” AT PRINCESS ONLY. HARRY SCHOFIELD, Baritone (late Carl Rosa Opera Co.). CONTINUOUS q| V FRoMloia»K>r*W COMMENCING TO-DAY. Rudolph Schildkraut in ‘THE COUNTRY DOCTOR’ Phone 44-402. Heroism and Sacrifice in the Rugged Hills of New England. Marie Prevost and Kenneth Thompson in “MAN-BAIT.” HOWARD MOODY’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Phone 46-609. At 7.50 Phone 20-142. “THE CIRCUS OF LIFE” With a Brilliant Cast of Continental Players. Life in Russia and Siberia under the Tsarist Regime. SECOND FEATURE: Harry Langdon in “THE CHASER” The Sad-Faced Little Comedian in the Role of a Hen-Pecked Husband njnz THREE LAMPS. Phone 26-041. CLARA BOW in “GET YOUR MAN.’ I Clara As Gets SECOND ATTRACTION: “THE WHIRLWIND OF YOUTH. 1 l Drama of the Modern Pleasur loving Youth. Comedy Good Supports of the First National’s Film V Famous Broadway Farce, jgg “LADIES’ NIGHT IN A TURKISH BATH” ■ Dorothy Mackaill, Jack Mulhali. Q Wash Yourself in Laughter, and Bathe Away Your Blues. §§ Second Feature—Dynamite (Wonder Dog) in “FANGS OF DESTINY.” g In Addition, CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “THE IMMIGRANT.” min

AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY Sk AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY 66 ELIJAH 99 TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT THURSDAY, 8 P.M. SOLOISTS: Miss Alma McGruer (Soprano), Miss Ina Thompson (Contralto), Mr. Birrel O’Malley (Tenor), Mr. Lawrence North (Baritone). GRAND AUGMENTED CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA Conductor: Colin Muston, L.R.A.M. Leader: Edith Whitelaw, L.R.A.M. ADMISSION: Reserved, 3s; Unreserved, 2s 200 Seats are available for School Children at Is. Plan at E. and F. Box Office, 191 Queen Street. R. W. STRONG, Hon. Secretary-Treasurer.

CIPIToL TO-NIGHT—AT 8-TC#JIGHT. James Murray—Helene Costello, Wesley Barry, Hi a dramatic and exciting Southern race drama, “IN OLD KENTUCKY” And KEN MAYNARD in “THE WAGON SHOW” A stirring circus tale with the screen’s greatest cowboy star at his best. Excellent Supports. CAPITOL ORCHESTRA. Phone 20-574. EPENPALt TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT. TOM MIX, with TONY, in “SILVER VALLEY” A “Western” Picture Up-to-date, with Mix as an Aviatori Fights, Flights, and Romance. IPENE RICH HELENE COSTELLO In ‘The Honeymoon Express’ A Comedy of the Twinkling Twenties and c the Snoring Forties! excellent Supports. Edendale Orchestra. Phone 20-710. EMPIRE! In 1 1 All TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. LAURA LA PLANTE a Bubbling, Bouncing, Better-than-ever Comedy. SILK STOCKINGS” about a pair of lovers and a pair of Silk Stockings. T Also *ne authentic, official film of the Heeney-Sharkey Fight Together with a eilent Supporting