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great success. great success. hundreds turned away, hundreds turned away. ttniversal picture theatre Universal picture theatre Humber-street, ISLAND -BAY, ISLAND BAY. AGAIN ~TO-NIGHT. AGAIN TO-NIGHT. PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN In "THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL.' "THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL.' "THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL.' Also, A Universal Century Comedy, "BEAU SKINNED BEAUTIES." "BEAR SKINNED BEAUTIES." Then there is DARE-DEVIL EDDIE POLO, In the First Sensational Episode, "THE VANISHING DAGGER," "THE VANISHING DAGGER." COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW NIGHT, "SPINNER 0' DREAMS," " SPINNER 0' DREAMS," " SPINNER O* DREAMS," Showing for the First Time in I Australasia. Featuring BASIL GILL One of the most promia BASIL BILL ing of British Aotors Supported by ODETTE GOIMBAULT ODETTE GOIMBAULT A Clever English Actress with a Charm ing Personality. PRICES-Front Stalls, Is; Baok Stalls, Is 6d (plus tax). Children half-price. RINCESSi RINCESS. Continuous 11 ».m. to 10 p.m. Daily. ANOTHER GIGANTIC DOUBLE- : FEATURE PROGRAMME! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT f Paramount's Sk-Teel Super Production"THE SKA WOLF!" . ■' "THE SEA WOLF!" A Virile Picture "THE SEA WOLF!" of Thrills, "THE SEA WOLF i" Punch, Strength, ! "THE SEA WOLF!" Power, Fight. "THE SEA WOLF!" Intensity, Adven"THE SEA WOLF!" hire, Vividness, "THE SEA WOLF!" Romance and "THE SEA WOLF !" Love. "THE SEA WOLF!" In Addition: CHARLES RAY CHARLES RAY in "THE VILLAGE SLEUTH!" "THE VILLAGE SLEUTH!" "WELCOME LITTLE STRANGERS" TRULY A GREAT PROGRAMME ! Prices for "The Sea Wolf"—Day Sessions, Adulte 9d; after 6 p.m., Stalls Is Id, Circle Is 7d. PRINCESS. PRINCESS. ; ST. JAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Wellington South. WEDNESDAY, 16th MARCH, 1921, At 7.30 p.m. NEW ORGAN DEDICATION SERVICE Conducted by REV. WILLIAM SHIRER. FMlowed by ■"•■■ ORGAN RECITAL By MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Speoial Collection in Aid of the Organ Fund. S. THOMAS'S HALL, RIDDIFORD-ST. TUMBLE SALE, SATURDAY, 19th MARCH, 1921, At 2.30 p.m. BOOTS, CLOTHING, AND SUNDRIES. CITIZEN-SOLDIERS' CARNIVAL. MEETING OF .WORKERS. ALL those Ladies and Gentlemen whe worked so willingly during the Car nival are invited to attend a Meeting -ir the Board Room, Dominion Farmers' In stitute, Featherston-street, on WEDNES DAY, 16th MARCH, at 8 p.m., when il is hoped that the results from each sta! will be announced, as well as the total pro ceeds of the Carnival. ROBERT HILL, Secretary. CITIZEN-SOLDIERS' CARNIVAL. RAFFLE FOR DOLLS. ffIHE Raffle for Twin Dolls will bt L drawn at 7.30 THIS EVENING ii the Mayor's Room,' Town Hall. ROBERT HILL, Secretary. CITIZEN-SOLDIERS' CARNIVAL. £5 NOTE AND TROUSSEAU. THE Winners of the above prizes at tht Catholic Ladies' Stall are:—£s Note Miss Thrower; Trousseau, Mrs. Mahoney Prizes can be obtained from Mrs. Gleeson Royal Tiger Hotel, Taranaki-street. CITIZEN-SOLDIERS' CARNIVAL ACCOUNTS. ALL Aooounts owing by the Citizen Soldiers' Carnival should be in th< hands of the Secretary by WEDNES DAY, 16th March. ROBERT HILL, Secretary. 68, Willis-street. MANAWATU RACING OLUB (Inoorp.). AUTUMN MEETING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 13th and 14th APREO, 1921. •VTOMINATIONS for all events will clow 11 on TUESDAY, 15th MARCH, 1921, at 9 p.m., also Forfeit of 1 boy, for the Manawatu Sires' Produce Stakes (Thirteenth) and the Manawatu Stakes (Seven teenth). MANAWATU RACING CLUB, BOX 52, PALMERSTON NORTH. Telophone 105. SMART BALLROOM DANCING. MISS PHYLLIS BATES (Late of Sydney). .: Private Lessons and information re Classes STUDIO: 18, KING'S CHAMBERS, WILLIS STREET. TeL 870.