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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 96, 23 April 1921, Page 3

A SPLENDID PROGRAMME AT THE STRAND THBATRB. 'TRAND THEATRE. The Feature is a Selznick Masterpiece. It is adapted from the Famous Play. It is an even Greater Picture. "THE BROKEN MELODY!" "THE BROKEN MELODY!" "THE BROKEN MELODY!" "THE BROKEN MELODY!" With the Popular and Clever Star, EUGENE O'BRIEN, EUGENE O'BRIEN, EUGENE O'BRIEN, * As the young artist whom two women de- ' Bired. One could offer only LOVE, the other WEALTH and FAME, and with the foolishness of youth he chose wrongly. FAME, POSITION, WEALTH ARE WORTH A LOT! But Are they worth Happiness and Home? Harmony to Discord to Harmony again. A FINE PICTURE WITH AN UNUSUAL PLOT. Also— "BETWEEN THE ACTS!" . "BETWEEN THE ACTS !" "BETWEEN THE ACTS!" One of the Best Pictures of ' THAT ECCENTRIC COMEDIAN, THAT ECCENTRIC COMEDIAN, LARRY SEMON. LARRY SEMON. Prices as Usual. Telephone 3299. ANZAC DAY—MONDAY. The Screening of "The Broken Melody" will commence on MONDAY at 6 p.m. JJIS MAJESTY'S THIATRB. MATINEE! TO-DAY MATINEE! a t MATINEE! 2.30. FULLERS' MATINEE! Children oan see it for SIXPENCE.' FULLBKS' VAUDEVILLE. Direction Ben and John Fuller. TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT. New FULLERS' Specialty Vaudeville FULLERS' Company. Last Night of this Great Show. THE BROTHERS VARDEL, In their daring "Slide for Life." ARTHUR TAUCHERT, The Original "Sentimental Bloke." Last Night of THE GIBBON DUO, The Greatest Laughing Act in Yean. REV. FRANK GORMAN, The Singing- Parson. VAUDE and VERNE, Premier Patterologists. Supported by a Brilliant Vaudeville Company. Prioes: D.C. and Stalls, 3s 2d; Upper Circle, Is Id. Reserves, .after 1 o'olook, at Burnett's, next Theatre. BEITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." A Vivid and Piotiiresque Story of the South Sea Islands. Featuring EDITH ROBERTS. EDITH ROBERTS. Alto, The Great Dog Dr«n», '■ "THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE" "THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE." Aoted throughout by an entire oast of Thoroughbred!. . "THE ETERNAL' TRIANGLE." \ * ■'•.■• Telephone 358. CONTINUOUS—II to 10 p.m. DAILY. PRINCESS THEATRE. RINCESS THEATRE. i Grand Double Feature Programme. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! , TO-DAY! WILLIAM S. HART WILLIAM S. HART In "THE CRADLE OF COURAGE!" "THE CRADLE OF COURAGE!" CHARLES RAY CHARLES RAY in "RED HOT DOLLARS!" "RED HOT DOLLARS!" Comedy. Travelogue. PRINCESS ORCHESTRA. Day Sessions—Adulte, 9d. After 5, Stalls Is Id; Circle, Is 7d. PRINCESS! PRINCESS! WHO ARE LENIN AND TROTSKY? SUNDAY EVENING, 24th APRIL,, at 8 p.m., /COMRADE JAMES' DYER Will speak on "FLASHLIGHTS ON THE LIVES OF THE REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS." SOCIALISTS' HALL, 80, Manners-street. N.Z. LABOUR PARTY, SOUTH WELLINGTON BRANCH. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. THE above will hold a-Euchro Party and Dance in St. Thomas's Hall, Newtown, on MONDAY, 25th April, at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Good prizes. AdmisBion Ib. . „ H. T. HICKS, Hon. Sec. " BAND. ; . BAND. AND. . BAND. ARTILLERY. BAND ' At . NEWTOWN PARK, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), At 3 p.m. ISLAND BAY COTTAGE GARDEN SOCIETY. AUTUMN. SHOW. ' 30th APRIL, 1921. ST. HILDA'S HALL. Afternoon Tea. Braund'sElite Orchestra. Admission 6d. Children half-price. H. H..DIXON, Hon. Sec. N.Z. BRANCH OF THE BRITISH RED CROSS & ORDER OF ST. JOHN. Red Cross Chambers, 63, Dixon-street, Wellington. AN Address will bo given by Dr. Elliott, entitled "Quacks and Quackery," at tho lied Cross Rooms on TUESDAY, 26th April, at 8 p.m. SYBIL NATHAN, Hon. Secretary.