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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 76, 31 March 1922, Page 2

EMPRESS, EMPRESS, • MPRESS, EMPRESS, Willis-street (Tho Home of Paramount Pictures), COMMENCING TO-DAY (FRIDAY)! COMMENCING TO-DAY (FRIDAY)! THE MOST HUMAN AND APPEALING PLAY OF 1922, "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." The Companion Picture to " HUMORESQUE." " lIUMORESQUE." Written by Fannio Hurst and Directed by Frances Marion, who also wrote and produced "Humoresque.". "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." - "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." Just a tired slip of a girl! Crushed by. a burden at homo too big to- carry. Filled with a love for tho man who hadn't won it. Lured by dreams too big to come true. "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." "JUST AROUND THE CORNER," A Picturo of all things that rise in your mind when you Hear the old tunes 1 of "Sweet Rosio O'Grady" and "Sidewalks of New York." "JUST AROUND THE CORNER."" "JUST AROUND THE CORNER," A Picture that tells of "East Side, West Side, All Around the Town," with boys and girls together on "Dear Old Saturday Night." "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." JUST AROUND THE CORNER," A Picture that. enters the humble lives of a mothor, a lad, and a girl, and lifts them out of the clatter to tho shining heights of romance. "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." "JUST AROUND THE CORNER," A Picture that has no shimmer of silks or flash of wealth, or fashion dressed to parade on tho Avenue. ' "JUST AROUND THE CORNER," "JUST AROUND THE CORNER." But a Picture that takes from the heart of mankind all the big, fine, beautiful things that really count and weaves thorn into an hour or so of pure delight. In Addition to this Delightful Attraction, there is also HAROLD LLOYD, HAROLD LLOYD,HAROLD LLOYD, HAROLD LLOYD. The Original Giggle-Hunter, "AMONG THOSE PRESENT." " AMONG THOSE PRESENT." "AMONG THOSE PRESENT." "AMONG- THOSE PRESENT.", . ' A Laughter. Special. A rippling, rousing, original comedy, full of thrills arid merry glee. Lloyd's lingering laughs linger longer. And SUPPORTING ITEMS. Also, THE EMPRESS DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA. . ■ Conductor .....V..,., Mr. H. G. Avery The following will he included in the Musical Programme: — ENTR'ACTE—"I Love You Sunday" (The Latest Fox Trot) (Byrne) Overture— "Dor jTrcischutz" (Wcbor) Selections —"Grcenwick Village Follies" (Sloane) "Fiddlers' Three" (Johnston) "To-night's Tho Night" (Rubens): Suites—"Bandanna Sketches" (Whit©) "Kelum River Suite" (Woodfordo Finden) "A Day in Venice" (Nevin) "La Source" Ballet Orchestral Numbers — Serenade "Levantine" (Alpheraky) '•Simple Aveu". -. .... . (Thome) "A Tear" (Moussorgsky) "Melodic Mignono" (Morse); "First Smile" (Lagye). UR THEATRE! NEWTOWN. UR -THEATRE. NEWTOWN. Mack Sennett's Great Comedy, Mack Bennett's Great Comedy: "HOME TALENT," "HOME TALENT," Featuring • BEN TURPIN, BEN TURPIN, PHYLLIS HAVER. . .. ■ CHARLES - MURRAY, And the Sennett Beauties. v ■ A GREAT Also; the Second of the Series of Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, entitled "THE DYING DETECTIVE." "THE DYING DETECTIVE." "Made in the .Kitchen," Sennett Comedy Gazette. Topical. OUR ORCHESTRA. Doors open 7 p.m. Screening 7.30. mOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. MIDDAY, MONDAY, MIDDAY, MONDAY, 3rd APRIL, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. FREE FOR ALL! FREE FOR ALL! ' COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. FREE FOR ALL! FREE FOR ALL! HAPPINESS DAY, MONDAY. , COME! BE GLAD. ' ALBERT RUSSELL, Acting-Secretary. "1/PRAMAR PICTURES, TO-MORROW I\_ NIGHT, at 7:30. A Universal Jewel d© Luxe, "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY." ' Supports include Episodo 1, "Tho Lure of the Circus," a Two-Act Comedy, and a Screen Magazine. Mr. Andrews, Pianist. Matinee at 2.30. ALEXANDRA HALL. TYON'T forget Danco in above. Hall, -^-' every Saturday night. Dancing 8 till 11. Music by Miss Murphy. Admission: Ladies Is, Gents Is 6d. E. M. DESLANDES, M.C. J. BEGGS, Secretary. "OROOKLYN PICTURES -° TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BERT LYTELL : In . „ ■ "A MESSAGE FROM MARS !" .SPECIAL MATINEE, SATURDAY. A fine Detective Story, "AFTER MIDNIGHT!" Mutt and Jeff and Comedy. A JUMBLE SALE JUMBLE SALE Will bo held in ; ST. PETER'S MISSION HALL, Taranaki-street, - TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, Ist APRIL, i .. At 2.30 p.m. CRICKET. FINAL MATCH OF THE SEASON' AT KELBURN PARK. HU'i'T VALLEY REPS. (Petone and Hutt) WELLINGTON REPS. (Rest of Wellington).' ' Collection on the Ground. ■ -LIVE SHELL PRACTICE^ THE Piiblic are Warned that Live Shell Practice (Field Guns) will lake plnr-o from 2 p.m. to 6 p:m. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) from the Fort Dorset Reserve, Seutouii, Iho targets being placed on the laud on tho far side of the harbour, V 2 miles south of where the Gollan'a Val-ley-.roiid lonvos Iho coast Hue.. WALKER, 63, Maanens-st., sharpens and repairs Scissors and all kinds .of Cutlery. N.Z. Hotel Buildings.