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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17608, 10 November 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DATS TO-DAY—TO-MOKROW CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES Cii^l'LlN In his Latest Scream, "THE IDLE CLASS." "THE IDLE CLASS." IBERTY IBEBIY HAY WARD'S PICTURES. Continuous from 2 p.m. to 10 p. Continuous from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. COMMENCING TO-MOKROW. Another United Artiste Production, REX BEACH'S RES BEACH'S REX BEACH'S HEX BEACH'S Sensational Railroad Drama, "THE IRON TKAIU" "T±iE u. u .\ ■j.nAlli." "THE IRON TRAIL." "THE IRON TRAIL." "THE IRON TRAIL." There are scenes that bring bunts ol laughter, and again Bend every spectator to tho edge of his seat- in breathless suspense and expectation; there is the deep and gripping romance of a primitive land where might is tho ruler; there is a love theme that oatches and holds the interest till the very last; there is a hand-to-hand battle between a thousand men for possession of a littlo ninefoot square patch of ground with the buildera of "The Iron Trail" coming out the victors; and thero is the big thrill, also, cs the great steel bridge shivere, bends, then f 'v.-k pit l holds against a mighty crush of ice that is hurled against the structure in the first spring thaw. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT TO-MORROW. MR ARaHUR H. RIPLEY, Auckland's Lyrio Tenor, who will sing "GEMS FROM MARIXANA." CARNIVAL PRICES. BARGAIN PKJ ' 2 to 6 p.m.: Stalls 6d, Circle Is. After 6 p.m.: Stalls le, Circle Is 6d. Reserves', Stalls or Circle, 6d extra. BE WISE, MAKE SURE, AND BOOK. Box Office Bristol, or 'Phone 2366. SPECIAL NOTE— We also screen To-morrow CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN In "THE IDLE CLASS." "THE IDLE CLASS." PUBLICS NOTICES. 0 MOR SWIVEL HEADLIGHT APPARATUS. » DEMONSTRATION will be given TODAY at the SHOW GROUNDS of the abovs Safety Device of the C MOR invention. The lights are fitted to Mr H. Hunt's oar, number 318, and can be Been TO-DAY at the SHOW GROUNDS. This apparatus will also be demonstrated at the OLYMPIA SHOW TO-NIGHT. 2e73Jb" . BOROUGH OF SUMNER. I 'HE Residents of the Borough of Sumner !- are requested to carry out the expressed wish of his Majesty the King, that normal business be suspended during two minutes' silence at 11 a.m. on Armistice Day, 11th November, the same as last year. JOHN BARR, 2643 Mayor. TO MANUFACTURERS, MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND OTHERS. COMPETENT and KEEN SALESMAN opening Office in Wellington, desires to secure AGENCIES for one or two Bound eelling lines, for WELLINGTON CITY and SUBURBS. Bank and commercial credentials exchanged. Principals kindly write—"STABILITY," Care Charles Haines Advertising Agenoy, 2674 The Dalgety Building, Wellington. n>HE SALVATION ARMY, CHRISTCHURCH. PEOPLE'S DAY. 10.30 a.m.—March from People's Palace to Council Chambers. 11 a.m.—A Civic Reception will be given by his Worship the Mayor (Dr. Thacker) to Commissioner and Mrs Hoggard. 4.30 p.m.—Publio Welcome Tea, the Citadel, Victoria square. 6.45 p.m.—Open-air Meeting, the Square', Combined Bands. 8 p.m. —Public Welcome to Commissioner and Mrs Hoggard, the Citadel, Victoria square. 2682 TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY PEOPLE'S DAY PEOPLE'S DAY PEOPLE'S DAY PEOPLE'S DAY PEOPLE'S DAY PEOPLE'S DAY T the Canterbury A. and P. Association's k. Great METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN METROPOLITANSHOW SHOW SHOW SHOW SHOW SHOW SHOW SHOW SHOW GROUNDS, ADDINGTON. There was a remarkably big attendance yesterday—there will be a record attendance to-day—it will number many thousands—rou will see all your friends. Come and 6te the exhibits of sheep and cattle, horses and pi?s, implements, etc.— come and see the jumping events—the amusing sida shows —attractions for everyone—for voung and old—come and hear the bands. On no account mi:a this gTeat event. ADMISSION: 3s. Children under 16 years; fid.. . IYCLISTS—It will be to your advantage KJ to use CLIXCHER CYCLE TYRES. Guaranteed 10, 12, 9, and 6 xnoDths. Sold hY-ai: Cvcle Dealers. H5633-320S