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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 128, 2 June 1922, Page 2

"OVER THE PARAMOUNT I HILL,' AND ARTCRAFT. f ;l . NOWj SHOWING. ) -.WHAT IS THE REASON THAT— For one solid year crowds in NewYork flocked to see : "OVER THE HILL"! I 50,000 people in Auckland in three 5- weeks saw f "OVER THE HILL"& C In two weeks in (Adelaide, S.A., £, 30,000 peopie saw I "OVER THE HILL"\« ' In Hobart, Tas., for ten days and nights Crowds rushed to see "OVER THE HILL"i? IN WELLINGTON ALSO— Thousands will see . " OVER THE HILL." DON'T YOU WANT TO SEE IT ? DON'T YOU WANT TO SEE IT? BOOK YOUR SEATS: For Paramount at UTILITY, Telephone 21-842. * For Artcraft at BRISTOL, Telephone 3470. PRICES—Day Sessions: Stalls, Is Id; D.C., Is 8d; Reserves 6d extra. ChiWten Half-price. Evening Sessions: Front Stalls, Is 8d; Back Stalls, 2s 2d; D.C., 2s 9d. Back StaJls and D.C. Reserved, no extra charge. Bookings by Telephone not kept after 7.45 p.m. l( KINDLY NOTE—Programme during "OVER THE HILL" Season at ARTCRAFT will not commence until 8 p.m., instead of 7.30 p.m. Programme at PARAMOUNT commencing 7.30 p.m. sharp. FULL ORCHESTRA AT PARAMOUNT MATINEE DURING THE SEASON. TTVP'G THE THEATRE THAT XTTrVTri *tt "' JLlilV* O BETS THE STANDARD. JULN VJT J5 TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. A romance of love and the wedding day—one of the strangest adventures that ever befel a bride! Tingling with youth and the joy of life. Tense with vivid drama. Set in scenes that glow with beauty and luxury. MARION DAVIE& In "THE BRIDE'S PLAY." It is an Irish story filled with Celtic charm md romance. The legend and _ folklore of aneieut and modern Ireland form the theme of Marion Danes's new . ' ' picture. Also thowing— "THE SIR ROSS SMITH AIR TRAGEDY.'* In the air a few minutes before the disaster, taken from another machine AFTER THE CRASH, the wrecked machine a mass of crumpled iteel frame. 1 THE FUNERAL, impressive scones at St. Clements. And ' •. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING FILMS. KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Conductor L. D. AUSTIN. Overture—"The Emerald Isle (Langey) Incidental Music to "The Bride's Play" will include:— 'jThree Irish Pictures" (Ansell), "The Shamrock" (Middleton),. "The GiUy of Killarney" (Sir Julius Benedict), "WeddingiDay and Bridal Procession (Greie), and many other appropriate items specially adapted and arranged by Mr. X. D. Austin. / .. PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. ■ THEATRE TELEPHONE 22-212. . 2.15 — TO -DAY 7.30. Q U E E N'S THE A T R 1 THE BIGGEST WESTERN /DRAMA THAT THE SCREEN HAS EVER , . KNOWN. A UNIVERSAL-JEWEL SUPER-PRODUCTION, "THE ;FO±> "THE FOX," ■'■ Starring HARRY CAREY, GERTRUDE OLMSTED, BREEZY , EASON, JUN., SEE a thousand horsemen ride like mad across the scorching sands of the SEE great, Mojave Dese,rt. : ' SEE the terrific, blinding sand-storm—a thriller you'll never forget. ' SEE the great battle against hundreds of outlaws—one of the greatest SEE spectacles ever screened. SEE the famous 11th U.S. Cavalry ride like break-neck daredevils into SEE one of the maddest, fastest dramatic situations ever conceived. SEE the rush of throbbing action along the roaring, blazing old Sante Fe SEE,' Trail. / SEE the gorgeous, awe-inspiring, painted rocks of the Mojave Desort. SEE the reckless, death-defying ride of Harry Carey's famous Flyinsc v SEE Squadron. SEE a great big splendid cast in tho greatest heart-punch Western ever SEE . put on the screen. SEE the greatest Western Actor of them aII—HARRY CAREY—in his SEE greatest picture—the dream of a life-time come true. SEE a thousand and one thrills never filmed before. The first SuperSEE . Western ever screened. "THE FOX," "THE FOX," FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, INCLUDING : "WINNERS OF THE IWEST,"And QUEEN'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. (Conductor MR.' A. H. JEROME.) USUAL PRICES. BOX PLAN 'AT THEATRE. TELEPHONE 22-334. OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. .WINTER MEETING. WINTER MEETING. SATURDAY & MONDAY, 3rd and i sth June. BIG FIELDS. , ■ GOOD SPORT. EXCURSION FARES! EXCURSION FARES! 1 _ ALL TEN SHILLING TOTALISATOR, ' ,- JUNE 3rd—Trains leave Wollington 7.40, 8.33, 8.47 a.m. The 7.40 will stop whero required. The 8.33 and 8.47 will NOT stop for Passengers between Wellington and Otaki. t Return Trains leave Otaki at 4.15, 4.30, 5.35, and 7.45 p.m. .Tho train leaving at 4.15 will NOT stop for passengers between Otaki aad v „„_ Wollington. . JUNE sth—Train leaves Wollington 8.45 a.mi; Return Trains leave Otaki at 4.25 and 7.45 p.m. TRAIN PASSENGERS CAN CROSS KILMINSTER'S PADDOCK OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. CATERING BY DUSTIN'S, LTD. ' . . ' ' . ' BEN LING, Secretary. DANCE! DANCE! DANCE! T EYLAND CHAR -■ A - BANC ■*-* ■ SERVICE. PAVILION, DAY'S BAY, DAILY. SATURDAY., 3rd JUNE. Leave Bowen-st. Leave Day* Bay. BRAUND'S ORCHESTRA. Yp.ni!"' 4 p.'S.' Admission: 3s single, 5a double. On Saturday, 3rd June,, a. 'Bus will leave Bowen-stre&t at 7.15. p.m., and will THHELEYLAND CH4R-4.RANfi will roturn after the Dance. \ 1«W Bowen s t T.ls^m.; and LEYLAND MOTORS, LIMITED. M.,«rt - ttrl l ihe- duaw 'Bus leaves . Tel. &5. Muritaj ,t 7.45. Pavilion midnight.