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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 152, 30 June 1922, Page 2

SEASON EXTENDED! THE MOST-DISCUSSED PHOTO-PLAY EVER SCREENED IN WELLINGTON. IT MAY SHOCK YOU — IT WILL CERTAINLY STARTLE YOU TO THOUGHT. EVE R V B O D V ' S D. W. GRIFFITH'S - ORCHID MIRACLE OF THE SCREEN GARDEN, "B ROK E N BLOSSO MS" It is a,-Tale for Tears—in the Lilied Tongue of the Yellow Men it would awaken all your pity—in the printed page it loses some o£ its essential fragrance, but under the magic of the screen genius of D. W. Griffith The Fascinating Oriental Byways, \ ' . The Strange and Weird Chinatown of London, The Exotic Underworld Characters of "Limehouse Nights," LIVE BEFORE YOUR EYES. Lifting an affair of squalor and low life into the loftier spheres of Passion and Imagination, Beauty and Sorrow. Wonderful Characteristic Eastern Prologue, "The Buddha." GORGEOUS MUSICAL SCORE, SPECIALLY COMPOSED. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA—Conductor, Mr. M. T. Dixon. Priceß: Is, 2s, 2s 6d, reserves (all plus tax). Plan at BristolRecommended More Especially by the Censor for Adult Audioiices. Exclusively Controlled by United Artists of Australasia, Ltd. RUGBY. at RUGBY. ATHLETIC PARK, TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, 2.45 P.M. PETONE V. MARIST. 'A GREAT GAME. A GREAT GAME. PRECEDED BY TWO SPECIAL, CURTAIN-RAISERS, ON NO. I—JOHNSONVILLE ;V. BERHAMPORE (Junior). A good game may be expected. ON NO. 2—PETONE V. PONEKE (Third Class, the grade that produces the open, college football). AT THE BASIN RESERVE, ORIENTAL V. UNIVERSITY. AT NEWTOWN PARK, ' PONEKE V. SELWYN. ADMISSION- Ground 6d (Ladies Free at Athletic Park); Stand" 6d (plus tax). ■ „ ■ F. H. M'COMISKY, Secretary.

WELLINGTON POULTRY, PIGEON, | CANARY, AND CAT SOCIETY'S | 40th. ANNUAL poultry, pigeon, poultry; pigeon, poultry, pigeon, poultry, . pigeon, ©HOW. CANARY, CAT CANARY, CAT CANARY, CAT t CANARY, CAT DRILL HALL, DRILL HALL, Buckle-street, TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW! j TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW! I 1 , TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW! j 10 ».m. to 10 p.m. 10 a.m» to 10 p.m. 10 ft:tn. to 10 p.m. 10a,m. to 10 p.m. i £50 — ART UNION — £50. j £50 — ART UNION — £50. I TICKETS Is, ADMIT TO SHOW. U G. BROWN, Box 381. Acting-Secretary. '" ' BETTER CLASS SONGS At BEGG'S. TTERE are four detailed items of inXI terest to singers," 'consisting of 'something better," suitable for drawingsroom or concert platform: — "FROM WIGWAM AND TEPEE." Four more American-Indian Songs, by Charles Wakefield Cadman. Published for low and high voice. Price 6s. 6d. - "DEVONSHIRE CREAM AND CIDER." By Wilfred Sanderson. A delightful 6onir of the rollicking type, for Bass or Baritono, in Keys C(G to D), D, Eb. Price 2s 6d. "LOVE'S MERCHANT." By Molly Carew. A beautiful and effective Soprano Song,- with which Miss Rosiria Buckinan creates a great impression. Price 2s. THREE SONGS, By Amy Woodforde 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. j YOU WANT A PIANO. . I GET A GOOD ONE. WHEN buying » Piano there are several things to bo considered —tone, touch, appearance, and price are the chief i points. The wise course is to make your selection from amongst the beautiful instruments at THE BRISTOL. Thaso pianos bear the names of the following world- j famed .makersl-Sames, Broadwood, Sheltoo, ColUnson, Collard, Stodart, Campbell, and Willis. Come in and listen to the beautiful tone of these instruments; try them and sea how perfect is the touch; admire their beautiful construction and finish. You will ] admit that nowhere will you find pianos | that combine more pleasing points. Very | easy terms of payment can be arranged THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., WELLINGTON." • „ M. J. BROOKES, North Island Manager. FUNERAL CARD. ffiHE Friends of the late Julia Scotson JL are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral,' which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, jun., 60, Taranakistreet, To-morrow, the Ist July, 1922, at 11 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, Jun., Funeral Director. Telephone 22-159 (day and night). FUNERAL NOTICE. npiHE Funeral of Oscar Milton Johnson -I will leave the residence of his late Father, corner of Clyde-street and Avonstreet, Island Bay, To-morrdw- (Saturday), at 12.45 p.m., for the Cemetery, Bolton-st. A. M. WILSON AND CO.. Tel. 21-949. ■ 268, Willis-st. Under the will'of the late: Mr. C. E. Horton, of Auckland, who was the first pupil in New Zealand to be entered at the Sumner School for the Deaf, i a bequeßfc of £1000 is given to the pupils.of that school (states the Christchurcl) Press). Mr. Horton directed that the money is to be expended for the purchase o£ books, appliances, apparatus, or fittings for a reading room or library, special attention to be paid to such things as shall tend to the pupils' enjoyment in the evenings. It » also directed that purt of the money be spout in the Hiircnuiso of a carpenter'i workshop or. tools. i