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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 90, 16 April 1920, Page 2

TO-NIGHT ! ' TO-NIGHT ! TITTtI Tr T M (1 ' S THG THEATRO THAT SETS X JLX Jlrf. JIV JL i> £3 THE STANDARD. The Most Beautiful Woman on the Screon, CLARA KXMBALL YOUNG A picture with a human appeal to all, and one that raises-Clara Kirnball Young to the summit of her art." THE BRILLIANT SOCIETY DRAMA, Entitled , ■ "THE BETTER, WIFE." Included in the All-Star Cast are NIGEL BARRIE AND BEN ALEXANDER, NIGEL BARBIE AND BEN ALEXANDER. KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA Will play as an Entr'acte, Overture froiA "MARITANA" (Wallace), Al=o ' MARTIN DUFF ; (THE SCOTTISH TENOR), who will sing "COME INTO THE GARDEN MAUD," "I HEAR YOU CALLING ME," "TAKE A PAIR OF SPARKLING EYES," KTC. . FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE. TO-MORROW PRICES AS USUAL. PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. J " BEST AND MOST," " BEST AND MOST," „ AND WHAT WE SAY, WE MEAN, PARAMOUNT & ARTCRAFT .WELLINGTON'S THEATRES OF DISTINCTION, OFFER THE "BEST AND MOST" in PICTURES & MUSIC. TO-NIGHT, AT BOTH THEATRES, THE LAST SHOWING OF ELSIE FERGUSON in* . "HEART OF THE' WILDS," And ■ ■ . ■ "BRYANT WASHBURN in , "PUTTING IT OVER." TO'MORRO W (SATURDAY) ..TWO GREAT SCREEN ARTISTS, WALLACE REID , MARGUERITE CLARK WALLACE REID MARGUERITE CLARK WALLACE REID MARGUERITE CLARK WALLACE REID - MARGUERITE CLARK In In , "YOU'RE FfRED." "LET'S E.LOPE." "YOU'RE FIRED." ' "LET'S ELOPE." "YOU'RE FIRED." "LET'S ELOPE." "YOU'RE FIRED." . "LET'S ELOPE." THIS IS A PROGRAMME WHICH'SHOULD BE SEEN BY ALL. IT IS UNIQUE. . / YOU ARE ADVISED TO BOOK YOUR SEATS For PARAMOUNT— For ARTCRAFT— 'PHONE 21-842. ' 'PHONE 2470. AT« LAST ! /■■■■.•• AT » LAgT , The Photoplay you have all reqd about in "the Picture Play Magazines, . "MEN,■; WOMEN,' & MONEY" . » : IS HERE, . . ■ COMMENCING TO-MORROW! AT THE BRITANNIA ' THEATRE CONTINUOUS FROM 11 a.m. DAILY. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS TO ALLOW BUSINESS MEN TO SEE THE PICTURE DURING LUNCH HOUR. "MEN, WOMEN, AND MONEY,"' „ ' COSMO HAMILTON'S WONDERFUL STORY, Featuring ETHEL CLAYTON, . WITH A POWERFUL SUPPORTING CAST. The Fashion Display is a' Feature of the Picture. BOOK YOUR SEATS PER 'PHONE 358. BRITANNIA, , manners-street WELLINGTON '.RACING CLUB. RACES ! RACES ! TRENTHAM RACECOURSE ! TRENTHAM RACECOURSE! • TRENTHAM RACECOURSE ! TRENTHAM RACECOURSE! AUTUMN, MEETING ! ■J TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) ; (17th APRIL). FIRST RA.CE STARTS AT 11.45 A.M. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 11.45 A.M. %- ■ . . ■ Trains leave for Racecourse, T.rentharn,' at frenueist intervals from 9.55 until 10.47 a.m. ' " i A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. • MANAWATU "^RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, AUTUMN MEETING, AWAPUNI, . 'WEDNESDAY. & THURSDAY, 21st & 22nd APRIL, 1920. FIRST RACE 11.30 A.M. FIRST RACE 11.30 A.M. Trains' run as undar:— • Leave Paekakuvild each day at 6.35 a.m., picking up passengers where required, arriving Course 10.30 a.m. ■ A Special will leave Wellington- at 7.10 a.m., on WEDNESDAY ONLY, picking up passengers where required, nPHving Course 11.9 a.m. Tlio New Plymouth, suicl Nnpiev Mails will observe the usual time-table, but the New Plymouth will stop both up and down at Awapuni for passengers. The return train to Wellington leaves Falmerstoii North each day at 5.10 p.m, and Racecourse at 5.30 p.m. ■ CENTRAL BRANCH, LABOUR KARORI GOLF CLUB. PARTY. •jVTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that and those wijlhiff to help f> tha OFFICIAL y^gi& n ?^i lVi. in the Housing Campaign are refor the &M4on has been POfeTP -S "quoted to most, at the Trades Hall on until SATURDAY, 24th APRIL. Tho SATURDAY, at 2.15 p.m. Links ara upon for pl&r to members, BATTLE, H. J. STOTT, Hon. See. . ' Seertt&ry.