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AMUSEMENTS. jOIIE 71 TO-NIGHT B—TO-NIGHT. 11 MATINEE, 2.30. [I II A Picture with a Unique T| L- Personality. || i] It Keeps You Guessing ell the b 11 Time. H 71 It intrigues you 11 l| It Baffles you 71 n A VENTRILOQUIST—A 11 [I GIANT-A DWARF. 7| 71 BANDED TOGETHER IN I* U AN AMAZING PARTNER- 71 n SHIP. 11 U “THE UNHOLY T| ][ THREE.” u 71 With I! 11 LON CHANEY jj 11 Supported by T 1 t VICTOR MACLAGLEN and || T] HARRY EARLES. L Box Plans at the Bristol Piano [| |1 Co., Aitken’s Book Arcade, or — LL| Ring Theatre, Phone 23—080, ll THEATRE ffyflindtonb fypuhr'ftetur# ik TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. 6 ig MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. & M You’ll be surprised at this M iSB amazing film of society, made m |Wj from the play that ran two Cj years on Broadway. « (“THE CIRCLE.” X I (An M.G. Production). jd I With a Super Cast, headed by W ELEANOR BOARDMAN, S |O MALCOLM McGREGOR, A l&l GEORGE FAWCETT. X CREIGHTON H' r E | ■ I In addition, to be seen an I’J Vi ATTRACTIVE SUPPORTING £3 JI PROGRAMME. V SI KING’S SELECT O ORCHESTRA A I (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) S > ; Box Plan at Bristol until 3 12.30rT0-day, after at Theatre, Xi or ring J phone 22—212 for q •wl Bookings. YJUEENfe" < THEATRE ♦ "er/ip (osiestyfouw jr- . iiicfdWn «_. a a m TO-NIGHT, 8 O’CLOCK. m BIG MATINEE TO-DAY. V First release in New Zealand 'J ft of the greatest Racing Drama ft ft Ever Screened Pathos, ft ►J Thrills, ’ Comedy, Romance, ►*< V all woven into a marvellous K story in !♦! ft "THE DIXIE MERCHANT,’’ ft ft "THE DIXIE MERCHANT,’’ ft V With a huge Cast of Players, ft including J. Farrell Mac Do- ft ft aid, Madge Bellamy, and Jack ft ft Mulhall. ft * Ring 22—334 for Reserves. A

GRAND OPERA HOUSE COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 19 THE STORY OF THE IMMORTAL SALIENT. Passed and Approved by HIS MAJESTY’S ARMY COUNCIL THE OFFICIAL BRITISH WAR FILM. fPRES! GHELUVELT! HILL 60! MESSINES RIDGE! PASSCHENDAELE! Names to conjure with! Milestones in a glorious compaign which will live for ever in the minds of all New Zealanders. PRECEDED BY “IN AN ESTAMINET” A DIGGERS’ IMPROMPTU CONCERT. N.B. —Performers are all "Diggers.” SPECIAL ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. T. DIXON.

ORGA N RECITAL, TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), July 11, 1926, at 8.30 p.m., by MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Ciacona Pachelbel Minuet in D Major Mozart-Page Choral-Preludes (Op. 122, No. 3-5) Brahms Fantaisie (.Op. 101) Saint-Saens Naiade, Op. 15, No. 1 (from the first five Melo-mimics) Rcbikoff Musette Ibert Good Friday Music (from Act III), "Parsifal” Wagner ADMISSION FREE. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS Received at Door. FIFTH QRCHESTRAL CONCERT W By the SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS’ ORCHESTRA, At the TOWN HALT, THURSDAY, JULY 22, At 8 o’clock. Conductor: Mr. Ch. W. Kerry. Secretary: Mr. J. Cameron. SCOTS COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION. r pHE Annual Reunion of the above A Association will be held in Gamble and Creed’s Rooms. Lambton Quay, at 7.30 p.m., on WEDNESDAY NEXT. A cordial invitation is extended to all Old 1 Joys. WELLINGTON-MASTERTON SERVICE. A LUXURIOUS Touring Car a ieavee AV Daily for Masterton at 3.30 p.m., arriving Masterton 6.30 p.m. Book at J. E. Evans Ltd. (opp. Public Trust), Lambton Quay, Plume 40—320, or Lambton Garage, Phone W—673.