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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 11, 13 July 1922, Page 2

PARAMOUNT. ARAMOUNT. The Theatre of Big Attractions. LAST DAY! LAST NIGHT"! "THE TRUANT HUSBAND!" And . "SHOULD A WOMAN TELL?" COMMENCING / ' TO-MORROW! . TO-MORROWF The Msgnifioent Paramount SuperProduction, "THE LAW AND THE WOMAN!" Featuring BETTY COMPSON. A drams of miscarried "justice" that beauty and, daring put right the liw that blindly ground an innocent man in the dust. The woman, who fought for him, dared for him, lifted him up. See the thrilling escapades she shared ta prove his innooence. The Aristocrat of Thrillers. Also, . ' "The Ralph Ince Production, 1 " A WIDE OPEN TOWN!" Starring -. CONWAY, TEARLE. An Actor. Pioture full of ad'ventute, thrills, and romance. An Out and Out. Stunner! Prices as usual. Book your Seats. For Paramount, at Utility, or Tel. 21-842. For Artcraft, at Bristol, or Tel. 3470. Same1 Programme at ARTCRAFT. ARTCRAFT RTCRAFT (The Theatre of Distinction.) SAME PROGRAMME AS AT PARA- . "MOUNT. . i ■ . H U S H :! We have something to tell you. U You'll never guess 1 • " ■■- v '" A . We may be able to say more H . To-morrow. Meanwhile, watch this space! PARAMOUNT THEATRE. ARAMOUNT. THEATRE. 2~15~ NOW SHOWING. 730 QUEEN'S THEATRE.' UEEN'S THEATRE. Universal Present Their Latest ConwdyDrama, "DON'T GET PERSONAL," "DON'T GET PERSONAL," Starring MARIE PREVOST. MARIE PREVOST. Also, ' Round Four of the Remarkable ' Sporting Stories, Containing the finest expositions of> boxing ever screened. "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Usual Prices! ' . Telephone 22-334. EMPRESS EMPRESS. MPRESS. ' EMPRESS. v Continuous from 11 a.m!to 10 p.m. ' V. - LAST DAY. \ . Don't miss this Wonderful Programme. The First National Super-Production, "THE ROSARY." ' ''THE ROSARY." ; ' „ "THE ROSARY." Enacted.by a Cast of Stars. LEWIS S. STONE AS FATHER BRIAN , ... ...:,. " : KELLY. Glorious and /Specially Arranged Music by Mr. H< S. Avery. Vocal Numbers by Mr. Herbert.F.:Wood. : Tremendous Supporting Items. Prices as Usual. Ring Tel. 3442 for Reserves RINCESS. THEATRE. " (Late MacMahon'e.) '" Sessiona Daily from 1 to 10. ' LAST DAY! LAST DAY! ■-Another' Stoll All-British Masterpiece, "THE ROCKS OF VALPRE!" A throbbing, \.vid pioturkation of tb* great story by "England's favourite authoress, ETHEL M. DELL. The romance of an English girl and a French officer. A story of a great wrong that ruined "the life of a nobio man and tried tho soul of a. good woman. Second Feature: VIOLA DANA In "PLEASE GET MARRIED!" Episode 13 "TERROR TRAIL!" CHARLIE CHAPLIN, "THE PIBE DRIVER!" Alco showing, "THE HOME-COMING OF SIR ROSS SMITH." Usual prices. Telephone 1967. SPECIAL NOTICE. ... COMMENCING FROM SATURDAY NEXT, i " " THE TERROR JRAIL " Serial will not bo screened Saturday nights. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! "AN AMATEUR WIDOW!" "AN AMATEUR WIDOW!" "THE MIRACLE OF MONEY!" , And Excellent Supporting Films. Usual Pucus Telephone 50. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. ANITA STEWART, In "PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY" A fino pipture, with wonderful contrasting scenes of tho Frozen North and the Tropics. "PURE AND SIMPLE," Christie Comedy. OUR ORCHESTRA. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. THE VIOLET ASSEMBLY. THE above Assembly will hold its WEEKLY DANCE in the Alexanv, dra HaU, Abel Smith-street, TO-NIGHT. A hearty invitation to all old and .new patrons. ' J. Sharp, M.C. H. Spaokman, Hon. Sec. Music by Miss J. Murphy. ~ R.A.O.Q SIR WM. PARKINSON LODGE, No. 9 GRAND N.Z. BANNER, Meets at, Caledonian Hall, Tory-street, • EVERY FRIDAY, at 8 p.m. All Buffs invited. -P.P. Bro. M'Clelknd, OP. Secretary—Bro. N. %. Page, C.P., 15, MTntyre-aveniie. mHE'QUESTION OF THE HOUR! WHO CAN WIN? PONEKE FOOTBALL CLUB. AN 'URGENT'SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Club will bo held at Scott's Tea Rooms, on MONi DAY, 17th JULY, at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Members are requested to be at tho Rooms at 7.30. All Old Members especi- ; ally j invited.- This meeting is of the greatest interest to all Ponekeites. 1 BUSINESS: ' Amendments and General. ' ! .... ... !...., . . - C. H. AAMODT, Hon. Secretary, /