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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 100, 28 April 1921, Page 2

PARAMOUNT. ARAMOUNT, The -Theatre of Big Attractions. Were you among the crowds who couldn't got admission again last evening? DQ IT TO-DAY! LAST DAY LAST DAY LAST DAY "BEHOLD LAST DAY MY LAST DAY ' WIFE 1" LAST DAY LAST DAY The Seven-Act Superlative PARAMOUNT ROYALTY MASTERPIECE, Also, LAST DAY LAST DAY LAST DAY DOROTHY LAST DAY DALTON LAST DAY In LAST DAY "A ROMANTIC LAST DAY ADVENTURESS!" LAST DAY A vivid, powerful and Impressive Drama. Reserves, Utility, or Telephone 21-842. Same Programme showing at ARTCRAFT THEATRE. A~~~ RTCRAFT, RTCRAFT. The Home of the Big Double Feature Paramount-Artcraffc Attractions. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. Same Programme as at PARAMOUNT THEATRE. ' Cox Plan at The Bristol or Telephone Arteraft, 3470. ATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN" & " DEEP WATERS." ■ PRINCESS THEATRE. Commenoing FRIDAY. THE LAST NIGHT At the STRAND THEATRE TRAND THEATRE Of the Splendid Programme, headed by "THE BROKEN MELODY!" "THE BROKEN MELODY!" Starring the Popular Actor, EUGENE O'BRIEN. The Big Array of Supports include— / "BETWEEN THE ACTS!" "BETWEEN THE ACTS!" LARRY SEMON AT HIS BEST. Also, "JUNGLE BRATS," ."UP THE - WANGANUI." PATHE GAZETTE* Etc. Commencing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), NORMA TALMA.DGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE In the Exotic Story- by Cynthia Stockley, "POPPY!" "POPPY!" "POPPY!" ,"FOPPY!" A Sensational Story of South African Life. A Wonderful Pioture, with the World's MOST POPULAR STAR in a wonderful part. Prices as Usual. Telephone J299. f\UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. "SILKS AND SADDLES," " SILKS AND SADDLES," " SILKS AND SADDLES," The Great Australian Super-feature, 1 Starring BROWNIE VERNON. BROWNIE VERNON. "SEVEN BALD PATES," A Stunning Christie Comedy. TOPICAL. GAZETTE. Owing to the great cost of filming "Silks and Saddles," the prices for this programme will be:—Circle, Is 7d; Stalls, Is Id; Children, Is Id, 9d. DANCING: NEW CENTURY HALL. OWING to the Hall being previously engaged, the Wattle Assembly will not commence their Dance this Thursday, but- will be held on THURSDAY, sth MAY. W. EAGLE, Secretary. EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS By Five Leading N.Z. Artists, ■ Messrs. Nugent Welch, A. F. Nicoll, W. > Robt. Johnson, F. M'Cracken, and J. Weeks, now opon at E. MURRAY FULLER'S GALLERY, M'Donald's Building, Willis-streot (Next Albert Eotel). Hours—9 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily; and 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fri- , days. TUMBLE ST. JAMES'S CLASSROOM, . Riddiford-street. • SATURDAY NEXT, sflih APRIL, ■ At 3 p.m. fc MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD. THE ANNUAL MEETING of th« Merchant Service Guild will bt - held on SATURDAY, 30th APRIL, ai i. 11 a.m., in the Guild Rooms, and al members are requested to attend. F. A. MACINDOE, Secretary. • BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTTi A PUBLIC Meeting to consider a Re port on an Electric Light Schem< t, for the Borough will be held in Kinj George Theatre, Lower Hutt, at 8 p.m on FRIDAY, the 29th APRIL; 1921: , E. P. RISHWORTH, Mayor. 5. . KELBURN. ' ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELSCHURCH. mHE ANNUAL MEETING of Parish A ioners will be held in the Church ' room THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock when tho Report and Statement of Ac s counts will be presented and the Officer it for the ensuing year will bo elected. ;t Refreshments will be provided. ~ BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL * SOCIETY. fTtHE Annual General Meeting of th A above Sooioty will be held i] Waldie's Hall, Brooklyn, TO-NIGHI " (THURSDAY), 28th APRIL, at 8 o'clook } Chairman—Col. Mitchell. Business—Elec tion of Officers, etc. All interested ar invited to be present. "ST BARNABAS' CHURCH, ROSENEATH. mHE ANNUAL MEETING of Parish 5 1 loners vnll be held THIS EVEN ING in the School-room at 7.30 o'clock. The Vicar, Yen. Archdeacon Inne Jones, will preside. Besides Business, there will be the usm Social Gathering. *l W ANTED Known—Are you awar ■W. that M. Flynn, the Corner Draper iy Store No. 1 Courtenay-pl, is soiling out You can purchase your Drapery there « your own price. Jl^eed Coats at 58. 6< Woollen Sport. Coat* at 20b.