Don't Forget! "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY" : "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY" "MY FOUR'YEARS IN GERMANY" "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY" Commences ; . t TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) 20th JULY, At 7.45 p.m., At THE KING'S. HE KING'S. - is a. Fact—Not Fiction. Also, It is no pigmy picture dressed in an advertisement ten sizes too largo and .masquerading as -a giant. it is a' giant Absolute. - Prices; 3s, 2s, Is (plus Tax). .Reserve Seate at Bristol, or 'Phone 3143. Book To-day or you. will be too late. No foe for booking. "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY." "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY" "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY." "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY." SHORTT'S THEATRE. ' HORTT'S THKATRE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, RAH RAH RAH HARVARD!HARVARD!HARVARD! Tho Rooters of America's Famous University can almost be heard in The Big Spectacular Special— "BROWN C"' HARVARD!" "BUOWN Of HARVARD!" "BROWN OF HARVARD!" Six Reels of Intense and Sustained Interest. The Truest Picture of College Life Yet Filmed. THERE IS ROMANCE that will charm you! SUSPENSE that will thrill you! COMEDY that will ploaso you! EXCITEMENT that will stir you ! Seethe Tremendous Boat Race Scenes. A Picture for Youth—from 16 to 60. This Magnificent Picture of American Life is in every sense of tho term A SCREEN CLASSIC! RAH RAH RAH HARVARD!HARVARD!HARVARD! OUR THEATRE Final Screening C/R THEATRE To-night IRENE VERNON CASTLE, IRENE VERNON CASTLE, IRENE VERNON CASTLE, In "STRANDED IN ARCADY." "STRANDED IN ARCADY." "STRANDED IN ARCADY." Also Chapter Seven of "MYSTERY of the DOUBLE CROSS. 1' Commencing TO-MORROW, at 2.30 p.m. KITTY GORDON and MILTON SILLS, ii "DIAMONDS AND PEARLS." "DIAMONDS AND PEARLS." A Powerful World Film Drama. Tho old story of a wife's extravagance and it 3 tesults told in telling fashion. Also showing Episode 5 of "THE GREAT SECRET." ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. Commencing THURSDAY NEXT: The Picture Sensation of the Year, Ambaßasdor James W. Gerard's "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY." "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY." HUN BRUTALITY. HOW BRITISH PRISONERS ARE The World's Greatest Motion Picture oi Facts—Not. Fiction. Special Orchestral Accompaniment... Box Plan at Mrs. Aston's. Book early. ALEXANDRA HALL, ABEL SMITHSTREET. /TTHE Gaiety Assembly TO-NIGHT. J- Dancing 8 to 11. p.m. Ladies 6d, Gents 'Is. Music by Mr. C. MurfitC M.C., Mr. A.. C. Leonard. Roll up and have a good time. Kia Ora Assembly for a Tuesday Night. ' ■ .'■.-.. A. C. LEONARD, Secretary. new zealand department ob agriculture, industries, and Commerce. NOTICE. A DEMONSTRATION of Pruning and -£3. Spraying will be given by the Orchard Instructor for the District, at the Nursery of Mr.^T. Waugh, Lower Hutt, on SATURDAY, 20th instant, at 2.30 p.m. All interested cordially invited tc attend. . ' C. CRAIGIE, Orchard Instructor. WELLINGTON POULTRY, PIGEON, & CANARY SOCIETY. T>RiZE Money won at the recent Exhi Jt bition of the above Society will bo paid on SATUP-DAY; 20th JULY, be tWeeh tho hours of 7 and 10 - p.m., al Messrs. Foglia and Copp's Shop, Vivianstreet. L. G. BROWN, Hon. Sec. P.O. Box 381. WANTED Purchase, -Empty Bottfes Oity Hotel, Speight's Beer,'
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 17, 19 July 1918, Page 2
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