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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 3, 4 July 1922, Page 2

KING'S. The Theatre that KING'S. ING'S Sets the Standard KING'S. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. 'A Great Motion Pioture, "HAIL THE WOMAN." "HAIL THE WOMAN." "HAIL THE WOMAN." "HAIL THE WOMAN." t#tth the greatest east of stars ever assembled on the soreen, including FLORENCE VIDOR LLOYD HUGHES ! THEODORE ROBERTS I MADGE BELLAMY TOLLY MARSHALL CHARLES MEREDITH ETC. The ma*ter work of THOMAS H. INCE,, THOMAS H INCE Also, • ."APRIL FOOL!" . (A Mermaid Comedy), LATEST TOPICAL FILMS, , And MISS OWEN SPANSWICK MISS tfWEN SPANSWICK (Australia's Leading Soprano). ' KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Plan at the Bristol. Theatre 'Phono 18-218. . MPRESS. MPRESS. NOW SHOWING. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. "BACK PAY!" By Fannie Hurst, Featuring SEENA OWEN And MATT MOORE. \A Lavishly Splendid Production. CONSTANCE BINNEY CONSTANCE BINNEY In "SOMETHING DIFFERENT!" "SOMETHING DIFFERENT I". Adapted from the1 Novel, "Cnlderon's Prisoner," by Alice Duer Miller. TREMENDOUS SUPPORTING ITEMS. "THE GINGHAM GIRL!" Mack Sennett Comedy. Prices as Usual. Ring 3442 for Reserves TyUR THEATRE,"""" NEWTOWN. ' A Thoa. Inco Masterpiece, "HAIL THE WOMAN!" " > "HAIL THE WOMAN!" "HAIL THE WOMAN!" Starring' rforenoe Vidor, Lloyd Hughes, Theodore -Roberts, Madge Bellamy, Tully Marshall, Charles Meredith. . A Galaxy of Stars in a Great Picture. '' "APRIL FOOL!" Mermaid Comedy. Gaumont. , Pathe. OUR ORCHESTRA.' OUR ORCHESTRA.' - - The Latest Kong Choruses in the Interval. • poors open 7 p.m. Come early. rpOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER SVEDNESDAY NEXT,, 8 p.m. In Aid of . the SIR ARTHUR PEARSON MEMORIAL FUND FOR THE BLIND. "SUNSET," "SUNSET," '& Delightful Play by JEROME K. JEROME. PRODUCED BY A. STANLEY WARWICK. . Preceded by *THE BISHOP'S CANDLESTICKS," Dramatic Sketch by M'Kinnel. ~" Reserred Seats: 3s and 2s, plus tax. .Book at the Bristol Piano Company. R. W. SHALLCRASS, Hon. Secretary. TOWN HALL, . TOWN HALL, OWN HALL, TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, 12.30 to ■■ 1.30. • ■ ffHE HAPPINESS HOUR. FREE FOR ALL. COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGINGCOMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. THE PEOPLE'S SING. Song Leader G. W. B. HUGHES. Soloist W. W. GOUDIE. Accompanist CHAS. PARNELL. ■THE ONLY SING THIS WEEK. \n Open Invitation to All. Come Along for "CHEER GERMS." ,THE MID-WEEK TONIC. COLLECTION FOR' UNEMPLOYED FUND. . Our one. reason, and only reason, for inviting you to sing is so that you will get happiness.' . , THIS IS YOUR SING/, PEOPLE. ALBERT RUSSELL, Secretary. .WELLINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. MAYORAL RECEPTION TO MR. W. C. PEARCE, M.A. - (Associate Secretary World's S.S. Association. Jn" Wesley Church, Taranaki-street, at 7.45 p.m.-od TUESDAY, 4th JULY. f ADDRESS by Mr Pearce—"Religious •£*- Education and Civilisation." Chair- ■ ms.lL: His Worship the Mayor. On WEDNESDAY, at 7.45 p.m.. Mr. Pearce will-spoak in St. John's Hall on "The Sunday School: A Man's Job." All cordially invited. Collections ,at both meetings. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. ARAMOUNT THEATRE. Courtenay-place, NEXT THURSDAY, 12.15 to 1.15 p.m. MOST IMPORTANT! COMMUNITY SING, COMMUNITY SING, By kind permission of Mr. Walter Fuller. ■ GEORGE PAGDEN, GEORGE PAGDEN, GEORGE PAGDEN, The popular Comedian, of Fullers' VajideVille Company, will take charge of tho Sing. ■At the flano ....:. Mr. Frank Crowther. Motto: "Always Merry and Bright." Collection in aid of tho Mayor's9tomployod Fund. REMEMBER THURSDAY NBJCfc COURTENAY-PLAOE, And bo there for sure. J. M. SAMSON, Hon. So* FIRE Sale—Last Few Days. English Chocolates, ls lid lb; Superior Mixed, Bd. lb; Assorted Chocolates, ls 6d lb; Stickjawettes, ls 5d lb; Rpse Boxes, • Bd. The "Bluo Bird" Confectioners, next Ocei'ft Houso. FPUSI-SALBI-ITJBEI