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VV'»U\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\W\\V\V GLENN tryon AND PATSY RUTH MILLER IN “ THE GATE CRASHER” A Jovial Jumble of Rollicking Fun and Mystery Back Stage. ESTHER RALSTON “ THE CASE OF LENA SMITH.’’ the Judge of thii DOES THE LAW MEAN JUSTICE ? Remarkable Drar Also, EXCLUSIVE PICTURES OF AUCKLAND’S AERIAL PAGEANT AND THE ANZAC DAY PROCESSION. Also, “ COLLEGIANS ft (Calford in Movies). Gazette Comedy. from 11 —Phone 41-586. Tivoli at 7.4s.—Phone 44-136. Plaza Conti Everybody J s from 10. Phone 44-402 NOW SHOWINGKEN MAYNARD TO-NIGHT, 7.50 And MATINEE 2.30, SATURDAY. REX BEACH’S “THE MICHIGAN KID” With CONRAD NAGEL RENEE ADOREE in the Most Realistic Drama of the North ever Screened. Also, GILDA GRAY in “ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS” Latest Gazette Rialto Orchestra in Popular and Classical Numbers. E LAMPS Phone 26-041 COLLEEN MOORE in “SYNTHETIC SIN” JACK HOLT in THE WATERHOLE Ha WALTER BUTI.ER—HENRY VICTOR p £ “ TOMMY ATKINS ” 8 Also “FINE MANNERS” 8 Starring GLORIA SWANSON. [5

Big Double Bill To-Day. VICTOR McLAGLEN IN “CAPTAIN LASH” Screened Grand—l2.so, 3.35, 6.20, 9.5. Screened Lyric—B o'clock. AMD A NEW BRITISH PRODUCTION “ TESHA ” Screened Grand—ll.ls, 2.20, 5.5, and 7.30. Screened Lyric—9.s p.m. POPULAR PRICES. GRAND and LYRIC

LECTURES. PUBLIC LECTURE on CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. By P. J. O’REGAN. ESQ. Manchester unity hall orner Hobson and Victoria TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). CHAIRMAN: Rt. Rev. Dr. Cleary, Bishop of Auckland. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.

Adapted from Warwick Deeping’s -a mo us novel, “Kitty,” is a story notable just as his previous screen success, “Sorrell and Son,” for its impie charm, its appealing characterations and pictorial grace. Effective ‘rection, a remarkable portrayal ina. well defined love story, the Pathetic aspects of maternal devotion rhi acce Ptable light relief make ® latest British International Proan entertainment which nould please even the most blase Pieturegoer. Estelle Brody and John Stuart are co-starred.