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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 10, 12 July 1922, Page 2

PARAMOUNT. ARAMOUNT. The Theatre of Big Attractions. NOW SHOWING! "THE TRUANT HUSBAND!" " THE TRUANT HUSBAND 1" A ripping comedy lesson for Hubbies who try at playing truant, and its results. See *hat conscience does for this ono. Also, ' ALICE LAKE, In "SHOULD A WOMAN TELL?" A tense, human, and infinitely appealing story of a, woman confronted with one of life's; &re'_test d_emm*3. A compelling play of a soul in doubt. SAME PROGRAMME AT ARTCRAFT. Prices as usual. Book your Seats. For Parataou'n., at Utility, or Tel. 21-842. For Artcraft; at Bristol, or Tel. 3470. COMING FRIDAY NfiXT: "THE LAW AND THE WOMAN." A Paramount Masterpiece. AfeTCftAFT RTCRAFT (The Theatre of Disti-Ctioii.) SAME PROGRAMME AS AT PARAMOUNT. RITANNIA, CONTINUOUS, RITANNIA, Frorh li i.rii. Daily. NOW SHOWING. Paramount Pictures Present the Greatest Fighting-Love Picture Ever Mads. WILLIAM S. HA_,T, WILLIAM S. HART, WILLIAM S. HART, WILLIAM S. HART, One of earth's strays', searching for nothing in particular, but eternally "TRAVELLIN' ON!" "TRAVELLIN" ON!" Filled *ith the. clatter of gun-shbt arid hoof-beats; beating, fast with a heart ai big as all outdoor.. "TRAVELLIN' ON!" "TRAVELLIN' Oft!" "TRAVELLIN' ON!" "TRAVELLIN' ON!" Also, WILLIAM FOX Presents a powerful romance, inirddutfajj a brilliant new star on the screen. JOHN GILBERT ' In "GLEAM O' DAWN." "GLEAM 0' DAWN." Telephone. 358. XTING'S THEATRE — FRIDAY: "WHY girLs Leave home." IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction ... Ben. arid John Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. Where FULLERS* Crowds the FULLERS' go. A GREAT SHOW THIS WEEK. '; , BhenbrneiiaUy'' Successful, - MURPHY, MACK, AND CO., In a masterpiece ot humour, "TtlE MAJOR'S REFLECTION," - A Real Laugh-maker. TOM LEAMORE, , Clever English Character Corriedian. MAXWELL CAREW, "The Fashionable Dame." KIT TOMS ' M'DLLE AND ROMA. DOLINDA. VICTOR PAGDEN apd THE GREAT. STANLEY. WILL J. SAUNDERS. Fricc.: D.d. and Stalls, 2s 6d; B*ck Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (all plus tax). Reserves'__ The Bristol. After S at Burnett's, n&Xt Theatre. COMPETITION. Send in your Verses for Pa&den and Stanley's Song, "Adam dnd Eve." Prizes One Guinea and Half-a-Guinea. Entries close Thursday. The most successful verses will be sung and prizes awarded on Friday Everting. Paramount theatre, . I ■■. COURTENAY-PLACE. I COURTENAY-PLACE. rriHIRD COBIMUNITY , SING Will take place . • TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. | Leader: Mr. J. LAMBERT. Soloist: Mr. JAMES SEARLE. At the Piano: Mr. H. WILSON. Motto: "Always Merry and Blight." NOTE—A Collection will be made for tho Mayor's Unemployed Fund. REMEMBER PARAMOUNT THEATRE, \- THURSDAY NEXT, at 12.30. J. M. SAMSON, Secretary. JUMBLE SALE. QT. JOHN'S SCHOOLROOM, X-} Dixon-street. SATURDAY NEXT, 15th JULY, At 2 p.m. BARGAINS FOR ALL! COME! THEOSOPHICAL HALL,' 19, MARION-STREET. MEMBERS of the New Zealand *n_ India Len-gue, Round Table, and Thoosophioal' Society, meet to Welcome Mr. Sriliivasa, Sastri, on WEDNESDAY, 12th July, at 8 p.m, KARORI PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION. CITY COUNOIL~BY-ELECTION. Tl/TR, A. W. PARTON will address the ItJL Electors at the Borough Chambers on FRIDAY, 14th July, at 8 p.m. Come and hear the Progressive Candidate. — , i>__ ELOCUTION, VOICE PRODUCTION. TVT-tSS LILY HUGHES, Teacher's JXa. Diploma, London College of Musio (late of Melbourne), is receiving . Pupils i at 25, Bullor-strect. Pupils CoaoheU for Examinations,