QUEEN'S THEATRE, OUBA-ST. OEEN'S THEATRE, CUBA-ST. 'Admittedly tho Finest, and Most Comfortable Picture Tri*ntre in Town. And the "Best OrcTfcstra. LAST 2 DAYS! LAST 2 NIGHTS! Of This Magnificent Dramatic Triumph. LAST 2 DAYS ! LAST 2 NIGHTS !■ Sessions: 11, 12.30, 2.30, 4.30, 6.5, 8.10. STAR SUBJECT 35 MINUTES LATER. Never be it said you missed seeing WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE 1 WHEN WE AVERE TWENTY-ONE! WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE 1 WHEN WE WSRE TWENTY-ONE! It Tingles with Vitality, it Glows with Beauty. It is Sensuous and Sweet with the Glamour of Romance. BEAD THE SUPPORTING ITEMS: !And Remember but 2 moro days to go. ENGLISH TOPICAL GAZETTE. [AUSTRALIAN TOPICAL GAZETTE. Glimpses 'and Gleanings of the Globe. BUNGALOWING. !A laughter bomb, scattering scroama broadcast. Victor Moore at his very ■ ■ ■ . funniest. A TRIP THROUGH ITALY. !A Veritable Feast of Beauty for the Eye. BOBBY QUEERS THE CHOIR. Another Brilliant Cartoon Comedy.— ' > A Soream. A MOTHER'S SACRIFICE. 'A' Drama of Memory and Remorso. ZOOLOGICAL STUDIES. Splendid Nature Studios of Birds and Beasts. THE AIR PRESSURE !An Interesting Scientific Film Subject. AND OTHER FINE ATTRACTIONS. Adults, 6d. Children, 3d. Reserved Circlo 6d extra. HAROLD CARR, Manager. OUEEN'S THEATRE, CUBA-STREET. CHILDREN'S MATINEE TO-MORROW CHILDREN'S MATINEE TO-MORROW During the Sosaion starting at 2.30 THE FOLLOWING EXTRA FILMS. Of an Interesting and Instructive Nature. PETROGRAD AND TURKEY. Scenic Films that are of Educative Value. CARDS AND CONJURING By the World's Greatest Prestidigator. !THE SENSATION OF THE PICTURE YEAR, CROWN THEATRE. ROWN THEATRE. TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT!. "IDLE WIVES!" "IDLE WIVES!" •A Problem Play of Terrific Power, produced by Lois Weber, the Great Artist, ;whoj« every Drama teaches some Vital Lesson. JA. Play For Wives and Husbands who aro Drifting Apart For Wives Without Children or home ties For Girls and Young Men who
do not Foresee Eotr Parents who let their Children Drift. Tfcual Prices. Box Flan now open at Begg's. No extTa. chajge for booking. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UE THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT! 7.30. TO-NIGHT! !A TALE OF ADVENTURE ON EUROPE'S BATTLE-GROUND- ' THE BALKANS. See the Sensational Climb by 100 Soldieri of a Wail-like Precipice Leading' to a Balkan Castle! . iWILLIAM DESMOND < IWILLIAM DESMOND In "PADDY O'HARA!" "PADDY O'HARA!" Also Episodo Four ifHE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE. Good Supporting Programme. TO-MORROW, "THE SIXTEENTH WIFE." QTAR THEATRE. SATURDAY—2.3O & 7.30-SATURDAY j S. MILLER KENT In "THE COWIiOY AND THE LADY!" 1 "THE COWBOY AND THE LADY!" 'A Five-port Metro Play of Western Life. Also, Episode Four "THE MASTER KEY!" i "THE MASTER- KEY!" ; s Tha Great My6tery Serial. t Splendid Supporting Programme. PRICES—D.C.,; Is;- Reserved, le 6d. (
Stalls, 6d. Children half-price. .■pETONE CROWN THEATRE. X SATURDAY AFTER-NOON AND • EVENING, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. The Famous Pox Feature' Filing "HER. HIDDEN PASTI" "HER HIDDEN PAST!" "HER HIDDEN PAST!" «An Unsurpassable Drama, in 6 hn^o -parti. Also, the WorM-fa-mous Sons!, "GREED." This week's part deals with the Gambling HcHs. In faturo our Profprammes will demand tho public. - Pyioes aB usual. /T»OWN HALL TOWN HALL., i-i-OWN HALL TOWN HALL MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WED- ' NESDAY, 3rd, 4th, and sth SEPTEMBER, \m t< At 8 p.m. HAWKES BAY MAORI ENTERTAINERS {Poi, Haka, and Concert Party). IN AID OP THE MAORI SOLDIERSFUND, PRICES—3s) 2s, 1«. Eos Plan-at The Bristol. ■ KBNT-TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. "He Anniversary Services of the Kentterrace Presbyterian Sunday School will b» heH on SUNDAY NEXT, 26th AUGUST. The Services will be conducted as
undor:—ll aum., Bey. Hugh Begga; 3-p-m., Bey. J. M. Thomaon, M.A.; 7 p.m., .Kov. J. K. Elliott, 8.A., D.D. Tho colleotions will be devoted to the work of tho' Sunday School. Special Anniversary • Hymns will be sung. A cordial invitation "H extended to all. ANNIVERSARY TEA AND ENTERTAINMENT. In connection with tho Sunday School I 'Anniversary a Tea and Entertainment will be held in tha Kent-torraco Presbyterian . Schoolroom on TUESDAY EVENING, I 28th AOGUST. The Tea will commence ■ at 6.30 p.m., and the Entertainment at 7.30 , p.m. sharp. A Splendid Programme of •Recitations, Dialogues, Songs, and Instrumental Music will be rendered. ' •: Admission —Adults, Is; Children, od. -ANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB. ' SPRING MEETING~I2th SEPT., 19M. ' Nominations for all Ewnw, except j Trial Stakes, CLOSE ON SATURDAY, 25th AUGUST, at 9 p.m. R. TAKLE, Secretary. iTiANNEVIRKE HUNT CLUB. STEEPLECHASE MEETING — 13th SEPTEMBER, 1917. ( Nominations CLOSE ON SATURDAY, ■ Both AUGUST, 1917, at 9 p.m. R. TAKLE, Secretary. P.O. Box 55, Dannevirko.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 47, 24 August 1917, Page 2
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