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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 63, 17 March 1922, Page 2

EMPRESS The Home of EMPRESS I MPRESS Paramount EMPRESS EMPRESS Pictures. EMPRESS COMMENCING TO-DAY (FRIDAY), Continuous from il a.m. to 10 p.m. )THREE HOURS OF GLORIOUS AND GORGEOUS ENTERTAINMENT! TWO GREAT FILM ATTRACTIONS! THE BIGGEST PICTURE PROGRAMME EVER SCREENED. Headed by "UNDER THE LASH !" "UNDER THE LASH!" "UNDER THE LASH!" I "UNDER THE LASH !" "UNDER THE LASH !" . "UNDER THE LASH !" "UNDER THE LASH !" ! "UNDER THE LASH !" ! Starring GLORIA SWANSON • GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON And MAHLON HAMILTON. MAHLON HAMILTON. Based on the Fa-mous Story, "THE SHULAMITE." "THE " SHULAMITE." "THE SHULAMITE." (By Agnes and Claude Askew.) LOVE OR RESPECTABILITY? Which wins a Woman when the Big Test comes ? Bought like a slave for a home and a. marriage bond! And like a, million million women before her, she tried to think her life Was fulfilled. Until love came, unbidden, and showed her what she had missed ! Soo this struggle between tyro men for a woman w!*—=■» heart was divided ! The- Most .orb of all South African if Stories. ..' , • : . Also. JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT , ■' JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT In "THE CALL OF THE NORTH !" "THE CALL 1 OF THE NORTH !" "THE CALL OF THE NORTH !" "THE CALL OI' 1 THE NORTH!" "THE CALL OF THE NORTH !" "THE CALL OF THE NORTH !" He heard the call to a real man's adventure and dared to go whore his foes forbado. ■ Knowing well that the wolf pack awaited every beaten man who took the "Trail of Death." The rest is a drama of struggle and lovo as fierce as the primitive wilds. rThe story.is based on Stewart Edward White's famous novel "Conjuror's House, ' and oii George Broadhurit's great stage success "The Call of the North." The picture was directed by Joseph Henabery. 30 Showing: ;'HF.R LAST FALSE STEP-I" (rfenuett Comedy). "MAKING SUMMER!" Burton Holmes Travelogue, TOPICALS TOPICALS.' . ! And THE EMPRESS DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA. Some of tho Numbers: Entr'acte —"Song's of Ireland," arranged by S. Douglas. Overture —"Tho Fugitives" (Oorbin) Selection —"Shuffle Ab:ig" (Sissle and Blake) ... Spanish Rhansody—"Night in Seville" (Alonbenz) Suites—''Night Voices" (Trinkans), "Lyric Suite." Nos. 1 and 2 (Greig) Ballet Music —"Butterflies in Garden! of Rases (Lambelet) Orchestral . Numbers—"Song Celestial" (Severn). "Spanish Dance" (Moskowi sky). "Gavotte Celebro" (Martini), "Valse Romantique" (do Severac), "Scherzo Fandangs" (Maquat're), "Humoresque 1' {Greig), etc., etc. Prices as usual. Ring 3442 for Reserves. UR THEATREr"" NEWTOWN UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. A First National Picture, "SCRAP IRON," "SCRAP IRON," "SCRAP IRON," Starring CHARLES RAY. CHARLES RAY. . CHARLES RAY. Full of action from start to finish. A story of a fighter who made good. Last Episode of Serial, Last Episode of^ Serial, "HIDDEN DANGERS." "HIDDEN DANGERS." Don't Miss the Grand Finale. COMEDY, GAZETTE. OUR ORCHESTRA. • OUR ORCHESTRA. Screening 7:30. . . Come ea^ly. lyr IRAMAR PICTURES, TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 7.30. A Universal Special Attraction. HARRY CAREY HARRY CAREY In , "OVERLAND RED." "OVERLAND RED." Supports Include a Century Comedy, "PROFITEERING BLUES." "PROFITEERING BLUES." NOTE.—MATINEE AT 2^SO. Mr. Frank Andrews, Pianist. Prices as usual. Prices as usual. A MAN'S HOME." See Window Display at S. S. WILLIAMS & CO., Lambton-q'uay, A. C. JENSEN, Manners-street. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE NEW ZEALAND OFFICE of J. C. Williamson, Ltd., has been removed to GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUILDINGS, Manners-street, Wellington. BERT ROYLE, Attorney for J. C. Williamson, Ltd. LIVE SHELL PRACTICE. THE PUBLIC are warned that Live Shell Practice (field guns) will take place from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. TO-MOR-ROW (SATURDAY), from the Fort Dorset Reserve, Seatoun, the targets being placed on tho land on tho far side of the harbour, 14 miles south of whore the Gollan's Valley-road leavos the coast line. ' T EYLAND CHAR-A-BANC SERVICE Aj SATURDAY, 18th INSTANT. L»av» Bowen-st.: Leave Day's Bay: 2 p.m. 5 p.m. SUNDAY, 19th INSTANT. I 9.30 a m." 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 12 noon 2 15 p.m. 4.30 p.m. ' ] 5.30 pm, , 5.30 p.m. I LOWER HUTT. ! SUNDAY, 19th INSTANT. Leave Bowon-et Leave Hutt P.O. 9.30 p.m. ' 10 p.m. FOR SPECIAL TRIPS RING 215. KIWI BACON THE BEST.A FTER trying many different brands -*•'»- of Bacon, I find the kind which gives most satisfaction is tho Kiwi Rolled Bacon. In future, nothing else will be stocked. This is.one of tho lines where price is sacrificed to quality, believing that the publics will always pay for a superior article. EDWIN C. RUSSELL 120, Vivian-street