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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 53, 4 March 1922, Page 3

EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. ] Continuous, 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. 'A SHOT-A CRASH—A SHRIEK! The husband had shot at his wife with deadly aim. WHY ? 'A Picturisation ,of Charles Caldwell Dobie's Famous Novel, "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THE INNER CHAMBER," , "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THE INNER CHAMBER," , ] "THE INNER CHAMBER," Starring the Popular and Beautiful 1 ALICE JOYCE. ] ALICE JOYCE. i ALICE JOYCE. Superbly 'ALICE JOYCE. Regally Emotional ALICE JOYCE. Beautiful. J , ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. ' ALICE JOYCE. An Intensely Dramatic Story of Love and Emotion An Exceptionally Fine Production, produced on a large scale, with many spectacular scenes, notable among which are the Famous Charity Bazaar, the Mammoth Greek Restaurant and Cabaret, the Musicale and the Storm Scenes. j CLAIRE ROBSON, THE BRIDE OF AN ] HOUR, entered the room where her wedding presents were displayed J . and found the place in disorder. Her husband, unconscious, was stretched upon the floor—and then a shot sent her shrieking t HOW DID IT HAPPEN? Then, in addition to this masterpiece, we have ANOTHER BIG ATTRACTION! i A Comedy-Drama Par (Excellence of Love and Surprises— "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS," "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS," "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS," "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS," Adapted from a popular magazine story that has entertained countless readers. Filled with humour and surprises. The ' story deals with /the efforts of a million- . aire to protect his daughter from fortuneseeking suitors. He engages a struggling - young civil engineer as a sort of grand : bouncer, although the youth is not aware : of it. Many complicated situations arise . in . " . ] "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS." 1 *'THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS." : Featuring : EARLE WILLIAMS. ; And to Finish off this Great Bill there ■ will be , : SPECIALLY-SELECTED SUPPORTS, Among which is a SNUB POLLARD \ i ' . . . Comedy, "YOU'RE NEXT." ' PATHE GAZETTE. TOPICAL. . ' 'And , ' . A Bright MUSICAL PROGRAMME by ' EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA. : '■ Usual Prices. Telephone 50. PICTURES, LYALL BAY. Complete Change of Programme Every ] <:^' ...- '■.■...<,-. Night™-.;,' .«W ■ .:;. l TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ' The Bipr Vitagraph Super-Feature, "TRUMPET ISLAND," A Monster' Super-Attraction, featuring ■ ■■■ an All Star Cast. GOOD SUPPORTS. I-. ■.;.-■ W.N.R.I <..-.- .' .- Residential Nursery Owen-street. Karori-road, Kelburn (Northland Branch) TUMBLE SALE will be held in St. J M Paul's Schoolroom, Tinakori-road, on SATURDAY, 18th MARCH, at 2 p;m. All friends save your paroels. J. ROY WILLIAMS, Acting Sea 1 Tel. 3272. WADESTOWN . COTTAGE GAR- ' DEN AND BEAUTIFYING SOCIETY'S ANNUAL AUTUMN UHOW will be held in the Hall, Pitt-street, on THURSDAY NEXI, 9th MARCH. Afternoon Exhibition, 3 till 5.30: Evening, 7 till-9.30. Dainty Afternoon Tea provided at a reasonable charge. Entries received by the Secretary up to 9 o clock on the Morning of the Show. ■ , . W. G. PRINCE, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. "DAZAAR AND SALE OF WORK. St. Patriok's School, Childers-terrace, Kilbirnie. 8 p.m. Thursday, 3rd; Friday, 4th; and Saturday Evenings and Saturday . Afternoon. , , . Matinee—Friday Afternoon. ', Plain, Fancy, Sweets, Variety and Jumble ' - Stalk. BARGAINS IN ALL. _L_D^, I "TJTU^^ 5^ DANCE. .' ' "' ' ■ ' ] EVANS BAY YACHT AND MOTOR . DBOAT CLUB. ' ANCE ASSEMBLY TO-NIGHT (Saturday). Oome and dance over the sea. Best floor, music, and supper ' F. Smith pianist, G. M'llvride, M.O. Ladies, Is 6d; Gents, 2s. Evans Bay-road, Kilbirnie, a few minutes from car stop. ■ . f Don't forget Euchre Monday night. Subs, Is each. - I — '■ — p_ £ SUMMER DANCING,, KILBIRNIE ■ HALL. < TO-NIGHT, and EVERY WEDNES- , •DAY. Dancing 8 to 12. Mr. lies. Walker, pianists Soda Fountain Drinks Free. Sup- ■ per provided. Ladies, Is 6d; Gents., 2s. f Mr. C. Bleeze, M.C. Flannels optional. Dance under winter conditions with our electric fans. ' \ LEXANDRA HALL, Abel Smith-rt. /*• WALTZ ASSEMBLY. The Waltz Assembly has commenced it's Second Season of Dances, arid ©very one is done in the good old way. Waltz < all the time. Musio by Miss Murphy. ' Gents, Is 6d; Ladies, Is. 8 p.m.-ll p.m. Ladies' Cloak-room attendant. ( MORRIS and CARLYLE, BALL-ROOM DANCING, i COME AND LEARN TO DANCE! MRS. T. R. GIBBS begs to announce . that she is holding a series of Classes EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, in the Kilbirnie Hall. Boginners thoroughly instructed. j Music by Mr. Les. Walker. Dancing 8 till 11, Ladies, Is 6d; Gents, Is 6d. . Cool Drinks free of charge. AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS, WELLINGTON DISTRICT. A COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL will be tendered by the Inetitute to Mr. R. PATERSON, on his retirement from' the service of tho Union S.S. Co,, at the Institute Rooms, Aitken-st., on 11th MARCH, 1922, at 8 p.m. ( Tickets may be had from members of I the Committee or Seoretary. By order. T. R,. WALLACE, Secretary.