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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 56, 8 March 1922, Page 2

PARAMOUNT ARAM 0 U N T (The Theatre of Big Attractions). Watch the Crowds! Come Early! NOW SHOWING. "CHILDREN OF DESTINY," Featuring EDITH HALLOR, The Beautiful Star whom H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES asked to have presented to him. Beautiful Women, ..Gorgeous Frockings, and Magnificent Settings. A Picture of Lavish Splendour with a Thrilling story. Also, EUGENE O'BRIEN Tn "CLAY DOLLARS," An Amusing Story of Small Town Life. Book Early. Prices as Usual. SAME PROGRAMME AT ARTCRAFT. Box Plans Paramount at Utility, or Tel. 21-842. Box Plans Artcraft at Bristol, or Tel. 3470. COMING—"BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER" and "A MAN'S HOME." Watch for them. ARTCRAFT RTCRAFT (The Theatre of Distinction). SAME PROGRAMME AS "AT PARAMOUNT. (VXTANT to laugh? Want to gasp? Want • W towondor? "STRANGER THAN FICTION'' waa made for-thaf. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. Continuous, 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. The Popular and Beautiful ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, In ft pioture that gets under the skin. A Mammoth Production for a great Star. A strange story told in a novel way. Big bazaar scene, gorgeous restaurant set, big storm', and a dramatic wedding. "THE INNER CHAMBER."' "THE INNER' CHAMBER," . "THE INNER CHAMBER." "THE INNER CHAMBER." Adapted from the story by Charles Cadwell Dobie. Then ther© is another Big Feature, "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS." "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS." "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS." "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS." - It is chock-full of human interest, develops a pretty love story, has many humorous situations,' and provides EARLE WILLIAMS With one his best roles. COMEDY AND TOPICAL. EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices. Telephone 50. rTIHE barometer will soar at Easter, ■ X rising towards Hill 3000. . ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATIONS. \ GRAND IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT FRIDAY, 17th MARCH, TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. MISS .WINNER PHASER,', the Sydney Soprano, MR. G. H. ANDREWS, the Timaru Baritone, MISS TERESA M'ENROE, MISS MABELLE ESQUILANT, THE LYRIC QUARTETTE, MR. HAROLD WHITTLE. MR. H, F. WOOD Prices for admission—4s, 3s, and 2s._ 4s. Seats may be reserved at The Bristol Piano Co. SATURDAY", 18th MARCH. * GRAND SPORTS GATHERING, NEWTOWN PARK. SPLENDID ATHLETIC PRO. GRAMME. 'DANCING, : Including N.Z. Championship for' Irish Jig and Irish Reel. . SIDE SHOWS. GRAND SPECTACULAR PHYSICAL DRILL DISPLAY BY 1000 CHILDREN. Admission Is. TT happens at Easter. IfiCTURNEDSOLDIERS^ nnOWN HALL, .TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, 11th MARCH. DIGGER DAY CONCERT. DIGGER DAY CONCERT, DIGGER DAY CONCERT, EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMME By ' COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' CHOIR. MRS. A. E. RUSSELL. MRS. GOLDSMITH. MISS M'ENROE. MISS DRISCOLL. MESSRS. H. F. WOOD. j C. W. MOORE. ALBERT RUSSELL. S. ALLRIGHT. N. E. AITKEN. F. ANDREWS, and MARCUS MARKS. EVERY ITEM A STAR'. '' EVERY ITEM A STAR. Admission—3s (reserve), 2s, and 13. IT st'arte on » surprise—and finishes on tho biggest ono you've ever known. "STRANGER THAN FICTION I"-