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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 2

PARAMOUNT THEATRE. ARAMOUNT THEATRE. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS . Of th« Sensational Success, I " OVER THE HILL." " OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." TOUR LAST TWO CHANCES OF SEEING ■ • " OVER THE HILL." " OVER THE HILL." "OVER THE HILL." v Hear Lon Kleim's Vocal Inspiration, " OVER THE HILL." Sung Each Evening prior to the Screening of the Eilm. SPECIAL PRICES-Matinees, Is Id, Is 8d; Reserves, 6d,,. extra. NIGHT—Is Id, Is Bd, 2s 2d. 'Reserves, od extra, ARTCRAFT. RTCRAFT. SAME PROGRAMME As at j PARAMOUNT. Tfl MPR W& & IHBATRK. \ XJ COMMENCING FRIDAY, ! Dorothy Dalton and Rudolph Valentino in "MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY." ANOTHER TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. At QHORTT'S THEATRE. C'HORTT'S THEATRE. The Greatest Triple Programme «v©r screened. The topic of conversation in town. Offering No. 1 is a 6uperb masterpiece from the famous Metro studio: "BLACKMAIL!" "BLACKMAIL!" "BLACKMAIL!" "BLACKMAIL!" , ■ Six Acts, A remarkable production, of gripping; dramatio intensity holds you spellbound from st£rt to finish—features two popular artists: VIOLA DANA and WYNDHAM STANDING. Offering No. 2 is a magnificent screen version of A. E. W. Mason's thrilling and mysterious-Detective Story, "AT THE VILLA ROSE!" "AT THE. VILIA ROSE!" Seven reels of breathless interest depicting •> the unravelling of the. _ machinations of a daring and clever, criajinal. >; Offering No. Sr^Tho Great Event of the Year— OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE. Realistic- scenes in this world-famous contest. Splendid Supporting Programme. Hours of Screening: "Blackmail"—l2.4o, 4.40, and 8.40 p.m. "Villa s Rose"—ll a.m., 3. and 7 p.m. Boat Race—2.lo, 6.10, and 8.50 p.nh BETTER CLASS SONGS " At BEGG'S. HERE are four detailed items of interest to singers, consisting- of 'something better,", suitable for drawingroom ofr concert ,platform: — "FEOM WIGWAM AND TEPEE." Four more American-Indian. Songs,, by Charles Wakefiejd Cadman. .Published ihv low and high voice. Price 6s 6d. "DEVONSHIRE CREAM AND CIDER," By Wilfred Sanderson. A delightful song of the rollicking type, for Boss or Baritone, in Keys C(G to D), D, Eb. Price | 2s 6d. "LOVE'S MERCHANT." ' By Molly Carew. A,beautiful arid effectiye_ Soprano Song, with which ,Miss Rosina Biickman creates a great impres- ; sion. Price 2s. ■' » THREE SONGS,,' By Amy Wpodforde Finden—"Song -of the Lotus Lily," "Florida Love Song,". "Jessamine." , Complete in one book- for low or high voice. Price 3s 3d. •?«-,! \ Call in and Hear any of these. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Manners-street, Wellington. FIREWOOD SAWS. ONE-MAN CROSS-CUT SAWS, best American' make, 3ft bin at 14s; 4ft at. 15s 6d; 4fji 6in at 17s 6d. Ready for work, all below replacement cost. Open Saturdays till 12.3 Q. M'MILLAN. LIMITED, Herbert-street (off Manners-street), Telephone 2?-695. A POSITIVE INVESTMENT FOR XV YOUR HOME. . • _L "■■ , ■ I Recent Reductions in the • Price of Pianos has made the Piano a very popuJar gift tin's year.. There is no other gift which will give your family so much real permanent pleasure and lasting happiness as a PIANO, Music makes the homo^ attractive for yotmg "people. A,cordial-invitation is extended to you to visit our showroom, when we shall be pleased to demonstrate our large stock of Pianos, and, explain our easy monthly payment sya.tem. ■ . H. NIMMO & SONS, LTD. ' PIANO DEALERSgVND TUNERS, etc. (By Spooial Appointment to His E*> cellency tli3 Governor-General). / SHOWROOMS "AND FACTORY: "'; , KENT-TERRACE. _____ -