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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 90, 13 October 1920, Page 1

WARNING! LOWELL THOMAS. BOX PLANS OPENED THIS MORNING AT THE BRISTOL. AT THE BRISTOL. FOR SUCH A SHOW—THE WISE ONES BOOK! /-IRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. a new sensation for- • Wellington. Commencing NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, at 8. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, at 8. SEASON OF 6 NIGHTS. ONLY. MATINEE WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 2.30. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Announce the,. First Appearance in Wellington of The Famous American War Correspondent iiiid World Traveller, LOWELL THOMAS, LOWELL THOMAS, LOWELL THOMAS, Presenting (in person), "the .greatest romance of , reAl Life hvbr told." 1 —The Strand Magazine. UNDER THE ALL-EMBRACING , TITLE OF WITH THE ANZACS IN PALESTINE WITH THE ANZACS fN PALESTINE And ' LAWRENCE IN ARABIA. LAWRENCE IN ARABIA. / THE LOWELL THOMAS TRAVELOGUE, The Arabian' Nights' Entertainment which took London and New York by Storm. READ HOW THE AUSTRALIAN PRESS, WITH ONE VOICE ACCLAIMS THIS WONDERFUL ENTEttTAINMENT-, "Mr. Lowell Thomas tells a story which is packed full of life and incident. Accompanying his task, which is relieved by jest and ahecdote, is an endless succession of pictures—moving and still. They may be ranked sis among the finest ever projected on a screen. "—Sydney Herald. "The spoken word and the pictures run abreast in a surprising fashion. There is no halt in -the glowing narrative, and for over two hours the eye and ear drink in the thrilling story as it travels from Egypt across to Palestine and northwards to Aleppo. The photography was a l'evelation."—Sydney Telegraph "Heard throughout a hall crowded to the rearmost seat. The whole travelogue' is one complete entertainment . . picture and voice .... cleverly synchronised .... the moving pictiiree speak."—Sydney Sun. _ "The films, life-like in colour, and beautiful beyond description, are all new here. The great audience of Saturday night last went away delighted with the pictures and with Lowell Thomas's story. "—Sydney Bystander. DreES Circle and Reserved Stalls, ss; (Stalls, 4s and 3s; Gallery, 2s and Is. BOX PLANS OPENED AT BRISTOL this Morning, at 9 o'clock. Three Harry Morey, Popular Betty Blytho> Stars— Maurice Costello. EVERYBODY'S VEtT/BODY'S TO-NIGHT! • TO-NIGHT! A Drama of Adventure, 'THE MAN WHO WON!" . "THE MAN WHO WON!" Featuring 1 HARRY MOREY, HARRY MOREY, A mystery story with a world of action, showing a man who travelled round^lli© world in search of a fortune and a wifo. Aleo Showing: The Last Number but One. "MYSTERY OF 13!"— Episode 14. "MYSTERY OF 13!"— Episode 14. And other Splendid Supports. Sta-r: 11, 12.55, 2.55, 4.50, 6.55, 8.50. "MALE AND FEMALE!" Triumph of Screencraft. T>RINCESS. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. LAST TWO DAYS. "S A L O M E," NOTE. —_ This Picture -is- recommended more especially for adult audiences. "MALE AND FEMALE!" Classic Scenes of Unblemished Beauty, Scenes that Stuh the Senses, Gowns that Amaze, and Beauty Without Equal. PR-INCESS — Commencing FRIDAY NEXT EASIDE PICTURE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I "A DAUGHTER OF EVE!" An All-British Production, Featuring England's Foremost Screen Artists, VIOLET HOPSON and STEWART ROWE. Good Supports. ] SOCIETY PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE 23rd Annual Meeting will be held on 14th October, at 8 p.m., Committee Room, Town Hall, Her Excellency Lady Jellicoe presiding. Prominent Citizens Speakers. j You are cordially invited to attend. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. DISTRESS IN CENTRAL EUROPE. I HEREBY convene a Public Meeting in the Council Chamber. Town Hall, on THURSDAY, the 14th instant, at 4 p.m., to consider what steps shall be taken to raise funds for the relief of the Distress in Central Europe. JOHN P..I.VKE. Mayor. lKh October, 1920. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY, WELLINGTON SOUTH BRANCH. rpHE Meeting of the above Branch will •*• be held in St. Thomas's Lodgeroom TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), at 8 o'clock. Business report end financial year. Appointment of Auditor*. H, E. SWINDELL. 21, M*atsvlon-*v«nm», . Hob. Sec,