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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 38, 13 August 1921, Page 3

'At EVERYBODY'S, VBBYB 0 DT'S. , I A Modern Drama of Man's Lust for Gold. , ' THIS SENSATIONAL STORY IS WBAVED AROUND 1. A Hatchet Man, who deals in the , white slave traffic and deadly opium. 2. A Boy with a Prison past_ wanting to go straight. 3. A social leader—a dealer in souls, opium, and Chief of the Underworld. 4. A Girl who craved gowns and diamonds—only to find they were the price of her soul. 5. A reporter who exposed the workines ' of the underworld. 6. A society girl whose pleasure of money was to make others happy. 1 "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." I" THE MONEY CHANGERS." " THE MONEY CHANGERS." ,"THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." " THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." " THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." " THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." . Proclaimed by all critics as the greatest of UPTON SINCLAIR'S t UPTON SINCLAIR'S [ , Writings t ■ Portrayed by an > I ' ALL-STAR CAST " > ALL-STAR CAST i ALL-STAB CAST ALL-STAR CAST Of Exceptional Merit. ' A FORCEFUL PHOTO-DRAMA OF NEW YORK LIFE. AT THE PEAK OF SOCIETY AND THE PIT OF THE UNDERWORLD. • "THE . MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." , "THE MONEY CHANGERS." I "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY /CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." "THE MONEY CHANGERS." A Drama that will MAKE you think. INTERESTING AND ENTERTAIN- ■ ; ING SUPPORTS. '[ . Screening Times, " The Money Changers" —11, 12.40, 2.35, 4.30, 6.25, 8.20. Uraal Prices. Telephone SO. ' HARMONIC SOCIETY. : T|/f|ISS CARRIE LANCELEY. 'ITX Mr. A. STANLEY HILLIKER. TOWN HALL, NEXT, SATURDAY. \ ————————____ .— ST. MARY'S BAZAAR, T. MARY'S BAZAAR. ST. MARY'S BAZAAR. ST. MARY'S BAZAAR. ST. MARY'S BAZAAR, r ' \ TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. ' TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. GRAND CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. GRAND CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. GUAND CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. GRAND CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. GRAND CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. GRAND CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. GRAND CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. I GRAND -CLOSING TO-NIGHT, 7.30. ■ .. ; : . ■', ] ADMISSION, 1«. ' . ADMISSION, Ib. \ Results and list of prite-wjnnota at tbo Bazaar will bo published in Tuesday's papers. . BOXING! BOXING! ' mOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, •*• /. \MONDAY,, 15th' AUGUST, 1 At 7.45. / 808 WILLIAMS v. HUGHIE DWYER, 808 WILLIAMS v. HUGHIE DWYER, And Preliminaries.! . PRICES—Stage Ringside and Gallery over. Ring,' 6s 6d (6d' extra for booking); Gallery, 4s 6d; Stalls, 2a 6d. ' ' . BOX PLAN now open at the Association Office, Featherston-street. TICKETS for' Day Sales may be obtained at Howe and Sowman's and Ned Perry's. , Will patrons please note that the only entrance to the Town Hall will'be by way of Wakeßeld-street ? : l °W. G. TALBOT, . ' ■ '< ' Hon. Secretary. CHURCH SCHOOL. CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT. (Under Vice-Regal Patronage). CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 20th AUGUST, at 3 o'clock. '' CROWNING OF SCHOOL QUEEN, By HON. NORAL JELLICOE, FOLLOWED BY A CHILDREN'S PLAY. Seats, 5s and 3s. Booking at The Bristol on and after 13th August., BE WISE—RESERVE YOUR'SEATS. HARMONIC SOCIETY' CONCERT NEXT SATURDAY, ' Town Hall. Town Hall. IN MEMORIAM. i In tho MASONIC HALL, Boulcott-street, ON SUNDAY NEXT, At 3 p.m., A SACRED SONG SERVICE will be given as a tribute of respect to tho memory of the late ENRICO CARUSO. Contributing Artists —Messrs. Alexander Watson, Lucion Cesaroni, Herbert F. Wood, Harold Whittle, Lyric Quartet Miss Teresa M'Enroe, Mrs. J. F. Wood- , ward. Mis 3 Gladys Watson will play Chopin's Marclio. Funobre. Public 1 invited. Admission free, i' i