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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 51, 29 August 1921, Page 2

FARABIOUNT. ARAMOUNT. THe Theatre of Big Attraction!. TWICE DAILY, 2.15 and 7.30 p.m. "THE WITCHING HOUR," "THE WITCHING HOUR," "THE WITCHING HOUR," "THE WITCHING HOUR," "THE WITCHING HOUR," • "THE WITCHING HOUR," With ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER, EIAIOTT DEXTER. A mighty 7-reol story of unfor- _ gottable love, sot in the twilight zono of life, and the Great Unknown. Additional: "THE CALL OF YOUTS." "THE CALL OF YOUTH;" "THE CALL OF YOUTH." "THE CALL OF YOUTH." A great real life love story, staged in England's most "beautiful locations, and played by an all-English cast. Also. ROSCOE ("FATTY") ARBUCKLE ROSCOE ("FATTY") ARBUCKLE "THE COOK," ' ■ "THE COOK.'" A 2-reel Comedy that is really funny. PRICES AS USUAL. Rnerves Utility, or Telephone 21-842. Same Programme Showing at | ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ~ A~RTCRAFT THEATRE, x\.RTCRAFT . THEATRE, Th« Home of the Bie Double Featur* Paramount-Artcraft Attractions. NOW SHOWING NOW SHOWING Sams Programme as at PARAMOUNT THEATRE. Box Plan »fc The Bristol or Telephone > Paramount, 21-842; *>r. Artcraft, 3470. BRITANNIA. Continuous RITANNIA; From 11 a.m. Daily. THE v "PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS" "PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS" A Picture that rivals. " Chu Chin-Chow" in atmosphere, magnificence of setting, and in its power to hold. ■ THE "PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS" "PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS" "PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS" "PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS" Also, Feature Number Two, HARRY CAREY - HARRY OARBY HAP.RY CAREY HARRY CAREY HARRY CAREY HARRY CAREY In a Wide-open Western Picture that Trill make 3'ou giggle and gasp. It's the actiohful story of a man who had to fight *. whole town to prove his right to love. "IF ONLY JIM." " IF ONLY JIM." " IF ONLY JIM." Telephone. 358.- ' "/"VUT of the Darkness 'The Faith Healer' brings light." UEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. TO-DAY! ' TO-DAY! Matinee 2.15. Night 7.30. The First Special Attraction from the Roalart Studios. "SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE!" "SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE!" "SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE!" From the Wonderful Story by RICHARD HARDING DAVIS. ALLAN DWAN PRODUCTION, ' It's a Story of a South American Republic, with its Heat, Fervour, and v- Revolution. Also Beautiful CATHERINE CALVERT CATHERINE CALVERT In the Brilliant and Lavish. Society. Drama. "MARRIAGE FOR CONVENIENCE." Also, MATINEES ONLY,' Episode Three "KING OF THE CIRCUS." PRICES—Adults, 2s Id, Is Id; Children, Afternoon, 6d, In Id; Night, 9d, 1« 7d. Reserves 6d extra. Plan at Theatr*. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE. Direction i... Ben and John Full»r. Double ■ FULLERS' " Double Bill. FULLERS' Bill. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT A BOOM PROGRAMME. Two Complete Revue Companies, entirely different, comprising 1 . 30 STAR PERFORMERS. Ringing with Laughter and Originnlity. Songful snd Jokeful. ' HUXHAM'S SERENADERS, HUXHAM'S SERENADERS, , In Comedy, Burlesque, and Song. NEW ROUTINE ! NEW ROUTINE ! Gounod's "Aye Maria," 12 Voices, 2 Scenes. Oriental Song Scena, "In Cairo:" . HUXHAM'S SERENADERS ' Radiating. Originality. / FULLERS' NEW REVUE. -FULLERS' NEW REVUE In a, Delightful New Comic Operetta, , "MY GOLDEN ROSE.' A Lovely Lyrics that Linger. Comedy as Fast as a Cyclone. Wealth of Wardrobo^and Embellishment. v Tho De Luxe Producer: WALTER JOHNSON,With Him aCompany of Brilliant Artist?, including DAISY YATES AND KENNEDY ALLEN. Prices—D.C. and Stalls, 23 7d; Back Stalls Is 7d; Upper Circle, Is Id; Reserves at the Bristol—after 5 at'Burnett's, next Theatre. ' "rVUT of the Darkness "The Faith Hea-ler'. brings light."- \ PONEKE CRICKET CLUB. rrmv first annual general A MEETING of the above, Club will be held at SCOTT'S ROOMS, Manners-street, on'WEDNESDAY NEXT, 31st August, at 8 p.m. Business: Report and Balance-shoot, Election of Officers for ensuing season, General. All members and intending members invited to attend. -s r W. S. HOOD, Hon. Seo. WELLINGTON CHEMICAL SOCIETY 'A 1 MEETING, of the Chemical Society -tV will be held THIS EVENING, at 8, at tho Victoria University College (Chemical Lecture Theatre). The following Papers will be read :— ■ /' Mr. T. E. Perks (Dominion Laboratory)— "Tho Micro-structurs of Muntz Jfletnl in Relation to Corrosion," Mr. F. T. Leighton (Agricultural Laboratory)—"Tho Estimation of Potash as Pe.rc!orate." *v Mr. W. F. Short (Lecturer in Chemistry, Auckland University College)— "Lachrymotors in Warfare." D. COGHILL; F.C.S., F.R.M.S., etc., Hon. Sec. XJETURNED SOLDIERS' - BALL. KELBURN CAR. ■* A Late Car will leave the Terminus at 1.30 a.m. to convey Patrons attending the Returned Soldiers' Ball. Faro Is. R. J. F. ALDRICH, Secretary, Wellington R.S.A. "/-VUT of tho Darkness ,'Tho Faith Healer' brings light."