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

K'lNG'S'. The Theatre that KING'S. ING'S Sets ib« Standard KING'S. TO-NIGHT! At 7.30. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 7.30. TO-NIGHT! ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, ANITA STEWART, Featuring iri "PLAYTHINGS' OF DESTINY!" "PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY!" • "PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY!" "PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY!" The drama of a girl who married once for love lind once to' forget 16+e'. Also showing, "PURE AND SIMPLE!" A Christie C6me_y. Andl KING'S GRAND, ORCHESTRA. Pl^-n "at The Bristol till 5; after sat the THeitre. Telephone 22-212. Zjs NOW SHOWING. W0 QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. Universal Presents Their Latest ComedyDrama, "DON'T GET PERSONAL," "DON'T GET PERSONAL," Starring' , MARIE PREVOST. MARIE PREVOST. Also, Reurid Four of the I_.__ark_ble Sp6rtiiig Stories, Containing the finest e_pC>sifi6_is of ho&itig eVef soreeiied. "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." . FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME., UsUal Prices. T*leph6n« 22-33| LAST TWO DAYS LAST TWO CAYS ,-fcIVERYBObY'S. JDiVERYBODY'S. Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ZENA KEEFE As "An amateur widow j"' "an amateur widow!" And the, Additional Feature, "THE MIRACLE OF MONEY!" ''THE MIRACLE OF MONEY 1" Excellent Supporting Films Include:— PATHE GAZETTE _../..... Topical. PATHE REVIEW Interest. And Bright Musical Gems by EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices. Tel.pbori4 56. THING'S THEATRE — FRIDAY: "WHY GIRLS. LEAVE HOME." , ,t?.M_*EBS_S EMPRESS. J!4MRRESS. EMPRESS. ' Continuous from 11 a.ni to 10 p.m. LASJT TWO DAYS. Don't miss this Wonderful Programme. The First National Super-Production, "THE ROSARY." i "THE ROSARY." "THE ROSARY." i "THE ROSARY." \ "THE ROSARY" Enacted by a Cast of Stars. LEWIS,S. STONE AS .FATHER BRIAN KELLY. A newer and truer rendition of the drariia that has thrilled the world .through song, arid stage, and screen. Glorious md .Specially Arranged Music by Mr. H. S, Avory. Vocal Numbers by Mr. Herbert F. Wood. Tremendous Supporting Items. Prices as UsUal. Ring Tel. 3442 for Reserves. \ . t ' , O/iLB Chocolate Fruits, tinfoil O/ ped; 2s Ud lb Havinden's Nut Milk Chocolate; Walnut Cream Twists, Is 8d lb; Chocolate Jap, 2s lb. THE "BLUE BIRD" CONFECTIONERS Next Opera House. SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. Complete Change of Programme Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. . EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Will be Screened on Wednesday Nights Only when Advertised. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30 SHARP. The Wonder Picture oE All Time, "OVER THE HILL!" "OVER THE HILL!" The Story'of a mother love divine. Admission: Adults Is id, Children Is Id. For reserves, 3d extra, ring Theatre 24-318. Please note th»t the entertainment is commencing at 7.30 sharp. npOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER^ A FRIDAY, 21.t JULY, 8 p.m. The Pupils of MARSDEN SCHOOL, In a Delightful Play, "DANTE AND BEATRICE" (In aid of New School Building Fund). Producer A. Stanley Warwick. Reserved Scats, 3s (plus tax). Box Plan at Bristol Piano Co., on 15th instant. n /I "I LB Havinden's English Nut Milk, /V/ XX Milk, or Nut arid Raisin Choco-' late, 2s lid lb. See windows. Cadbury's lib Prince Wales Chocolates, in boxes, guaranteed fresh, 5s box. THE "BLUE BIRD" CONFECTIONERS Next Opera House. THE SCOTTISH SOCIETY AND THE PIPE BAND OF THE abo.-c Society will hold a SOCIAL AND DANCE in tho CONCERT CHAMBER, Town Hall, on SATURDAY the 16th instant, commencing at 8 p.m. Admission: Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s 6d. Tho Pipe Band will march from Post Office Square, leaving at 7,30 p.m. (Weather permitting). W. G. PATTERSON, ! Secretary. Box 824. T U M B L E, SALE. Clothing and Food. Cotne atd Say* Money. Afternoon Tea 6d. ■ SATURDAY NEXT, 3 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH, APU-CRESCENT, LYALL BAY. / " EUCHRE AND DANCE, TO be held in the Guildford-terrace School on SATURDAY, 15th July, at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s 6d. Orchestral Music. Q /» LB Chocolate Fruits, tin/oil wrap. Ol pod; 2s lid lb; Havinden's Nut Milk Chocolate; Walnut Cream Twists, Is 8d lb; Cliocolule .lap, 2» lb. THE "BLUE BIRD" CONFECTIONERS Next Pjjera Haueo.