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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 70, 22 March 1918, Page 2

'7- ■ "HASHIMURA TOGO" is one of tho finest stories ever yet told on the screen. It features SESSUE HAYAKAWA. t IT FINISHES TO-NIGHT AT I ..- ... ' THE . PARAMOUNT THEATRE HE PARAMOUNT THEATRE COME! IT IS REALLY FINE. SATURDAYI SATURDAY! FOR FIVE DAYS ONLY BLANCHE SWEET, BLANCHE SWEET, Ifl a sweetly happy story, -where a grievous wrong is lcctihed "THE TIDES OF BARNEGAT " "THE TIDES OF BARNEGAT" "QU: S'EXCUSE — S'ACCUSE." j ; COMMENCING GOOD ' FRIDAY! HALL CAINE'S j . HALL CAINE'S Immortal Classic Masterpiece, "THE' ETERNAL'CITY." ■ "THE''ETERNAE CITY." '- A STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION. Watch for Later Announcements. ' - • ' ,i 'Phono 977. SHORTT'S. THEATRE' HORTT'S THEATRE TO-NIGHT!. -.." TO-NIGHT! Is tho Last Nigli,t of that Magnificent FRANCIS X,'BUSHMAN And-: ■ - BEVERLY BAYNE; " Masterpiece, • ' ' - "THE VOICE; OF-.CONSCIENCE I" "THE VOICE OF.CONSCIENCE!" DON'T MISS THIS 'PICTURE TREAT. COMMENCING SATURDAY, ! Tho Great and Glorious OLGA PETROVA In "MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY'" "MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY'" A Metro Wonderplay of tho Unwritten Law "More Truth than l'oetij" was -written by Mmc Petrova, herself, and his leceived unstinted praiso from picture critics, arid, all are unanimous that thel star does her bc«t work in this picture CROWN THEATRE, ROWN THEATRE, Molesworth street ' AMERICA AT WAR IN HER LAST; MILITARY STRUGGLE WITH TH& PHILIPPINE NATIVES TIDES OF FATES' TIDES OF FATES' TIDES OF SATES! Commencing. at tho Matineo To-morrow. 1 ENID BENNETT ENID BENNETT In tho daintiest story of Love and tbo | Races over told, , "THEY'RE Ol'F'" 1 'THEY'RE OFF'" "THEY'RE OFF i" DANCING. ARCADIAN DANCING ASSEMBLY ARE holding then WocUv Danco : EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT at the Now Cuituiy Hall, Kent teirate Dincing- 811 Music by V Scanlon. Ladies 6d, Gents Is \\TEfeLEY CHURCH, ISLAND BAY. " TOMORROW at 3pm GARDEN PARTY SALB OF NEEDLEWORK at 3pm In Grounds of R. Kcenc ? I3bq , kmdlj lent for the occasion Musifc by Cential Mission Silver Band. Numerous Attractions Tickets—Sixpence Tt/riSSION HALL, DIXON STREET. SUNDAY, ~?4th MARCH, r 7 to 8 p.m. . Coming Events of interest to you, H. A LIVINGSTONE pointing them out Gome and hear Everything fiee Hearty welcome THE GAIETY ASSEMBLY nnHE above Assembly aio holding a ■ X Long- Night Dance 10 NIGHT, in tho Alexandra. Hall, Abel Smith-street. Ladies 61, Gents Is Dancii g 8 to 12 pin M*io by Mr C Murhtt MC, Mi A C Leonard Ilip dance where you can opjoy yourselves \l->o, don't forget tho Kia Ora Dance, Tue&diiv Night> A C LRONARD, Sec TRUfiT MONEYS FOR investment, Sum, of £500 to £20CO on flrst-ola™. freehold secu.i- . ties, at current rates. ApplyQUICK, WARD, AND WYLIE, Solicitors, '. 164; Boatherstpß-street, Wellington. ' FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE, fTWO. or more Acres, modern 7-rd. ReVJb sldcncei' beautifully situated, lovely 'view,- sun all day, sheltered from prevailing winds"; half land ' flat'with garden' "planted with" "shrubs, etc!; motor ' uned, telephone, all-.convenience!), A country residence- within city boundary; consider exchange for another house with less land. ■ M: A,' M'Lebd, Wilton'-s-voa'd, Wadesto.wn. DANCING— A" ljrge and varied stock of Fancy Invitation Cards and Circulars »t Evening Post Office.