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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 88, 13 April 1917, Page 2

you have no soul, only beauty, and your beauty shall pay for Kura San's soul. ' fNEW (MACMAHON'S) THEATRE. Commencing TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 11 a.m. :. SESSUE pAYA-KAW'^ The Well-known Japanese 'Actor of "The Cheat" Fame, with . . , MYRTLE STEDMAN, In "THE SOUL OF KURA I..SAN." A Powerful and Unusual Japanese-American Drama. BETTER THAN ■ "THE CHEiiT." SESSUE'S GREATEST SUCCESS YET.----i ' • EXCELLENT SUPPORTS, No advance in prices. Come early and' secure seats. "WOULD YOU HURT A WOMAN WORST, AIM AT HER AFFECTIONS." Q U E E N'S THEATRE TO-DAY! (for the last time) TO-NIGHT! ■ THE BIG UNDYING DOMESTIC DRAMA, "THE WOMAN IN THE CASE/ 5 i Together with Comedy Convulsing-i-"BERT WILSON'S WAITING CAREER," and ■ Story Sensational—"PEG 0' THE RING."' Excitement Extraordinary—Beginning. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), and for one Exclusive Week Only, " JOAN OF ARC OF LOOS " A VIVID, VIRILE, VIOLENT VERSION OF A GIRL'S HEROISM IN THE ' , GREAiT WAR. •-•'■. 5000 feet of Intense Interest—History Interwoven With Fiction. ■ Other Associated Attractions: PATHE' GAZETTE and the 13th Chapter of the Fascinating Serial "PEG O' THE RING." NOTE.—Notwithstanding the expense of this attraction there will b© no increase in prices. Book early at the Theatre, or 'Phone 3255 for seats.

CROWN THEATRE, i ROWN THEATRE. . TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! A WORLD FILM SENSATION! "BROKEN CHAINS!" "BROKEN CHAINS!" Featuring ETHEL CLAYTON and CARLYLE BLACKWELL. ! STARTLING SCENES: - The Prison Compound on Fire. The Capture of the Smugglers. The Escape of the Hired Convict. The Murder Through the Creeper. THE END WILL SURPRISE YOU i: Also Wonderful Pictures of WAIMANGU ERUPTION. .• Reserves at Begg's, or 'Phone 3470. , PEOPLE'S PICTURE . PALACE. EOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. LAST NIGHT OF MARY PICKFORD '■ MARY PICKFORD In "A GIRL OF YESTERDAY!"----"A GIRL OF YESTERDAY!" TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). , GRAND DOUBLE BILL. CHARLIE CHAPLIN The On© CHARLIE CHAPLIN and CHARLIE CHAPLIN Only, In a. Two-act Riot of Fun, "CHARLEY'S STORMY ROMANCE'" "CHARLEY'S STORMY ROMANCE '" "CHARLEY'S STORMY ROMANCE '" The Best CHAPLIN Revue Yet. | And | The Favourite Screen Actress,, ' . GLADYS HULLETTE, In a New and Original Play, I • "HER NEW YORK!" "HER NEW YORK!" JDRITANNIA THEATRE. LAST NIGHT OF MME. OLGA PETROVA MME. OLGA PETROVA i In ' "THE HEART OF "THE HEART OF A PAINTED WOMAN.'" A PAINTED WOMAN." TO-MORROW (SATURDAY.) The Clever Emotional Actress, ALICE BRADY, ALICE BRADY, In a. Five-act Society Drama, "THE WOMAN IN 47." "THE AVOMAN IN 47." "THE WOMAN IN 47."' TWTEW (MACMAHON'S) THEATRE. II a.m. Final Screening. 10 30 p.m. MAURICE and FLORENCE WALTON, In " THE QUEST OF LIFE !" -, See the Dance of Love, Passion, und Death, the Apache Dance, and others. The Novelty Hit of the Season. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. Tt/TANAWATU RACING CLUB. PROFITS GO TO PATRIOTIC FUNDS. AUTUMN MEETING,; To be held at AWAPUNI RACECOURSE, 1 PALMERSTON NORTH, On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 25th. and 26th APRIL, 1917. ACCEPTANCES for FIRST DAY'S RACES and Final Payments for the Maimwatu Sires' Produce Stakes (Ninth) and Manawatu Stakes (Thirteenth), CLOSE on MONDAY, 16th APRIL, at 9 p.m. Address i THE SECRETARY, P.O. Box 52, Palmerston North. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 19th and 21st APRIL, 1917, A CCEPTANCES for First Day's Events -"- Close at the Office of the Club, Woodward-street, Wellington, at 9 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, 13th APRIL, 1917. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. B.S.A. AGAIN... : THE famous B.S.A. Motor-Cycle Wb proved itself once more.' She won 3 firsts and 2 seconds in solo events.. The two side-car events also wore won on a ■8.5: A.,. beating all comers to 10-h.p. machines. * BOUCHER'S AGENCY, : , . ■■ . . _• 74,.. Lambton-quay. '{*-* pf aaa TO LEND, m sums to ofcJLDjVI/V suit, on first-olaoß City Property, at 6i per oentv Apply. Thomeon, Brown, and East, 189, Featherstonittget (opposite XJnignJßaakls y