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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 142, 16 June 1923, Page 4

2.30 — TO-DAY! — 7.30. ATTTTTWG THE COSIEST THEATRE AT TIT 1 TRW'& • VslU JLJCjItI O. IN WELLINGTON. 108 U lliilil> O. A STORY OF OLD AGE THAT IS AS ROMANTIC AS THAT OF YOUTH. "THE GHOST PATROL." Starring RALPH GRAVES and BESSIE LOVE. A Beautiful FAIRY PROLOGUE by the Pupils of MISS KATHLEEN O'BRIEN introduces a Sparkling Story of Real Roinauce and Thrill, "A DANGEROUS GAME." Strange tappings on tables, weird writings on slates, brought no terror to the heart of this little girl when she saw what the game was! ENACTED BY AN ALL-STAR CAST. ALSO, WELLINGTON'S LARGEST ORCHESTRA: QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA Of Eleven Players under the Conductorship of MR. A. H. JEROME. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. WADESTOWN CARS leave corner of Cuba and" Vivian streets after the show. STRAND THEATR E. CONTINUOUS, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. NOW SHOWING! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In ' ' "ROBIN HOOD." RELEASED BY UNITED ARTISTS (AUST.), LTD. I . ' " EIGHT CENTURIES BRUSHED ASIDE. ' ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY CREW, WHO TOOK FROM THE RICH TO AID THE POOR; HIS LOVE FOR SWEET MAID MARIAN; SHERWOOD FOREST AND NOTTINGHAM TOWN; FRIAR TUCK and LITTLE JOHN WITH THEIR STAFFS AND CUDGELS—ALL ETCHED OUT OF THE DIM PAST AND MADE TO LIVE AGAIN! SPECIALLY SELECTED ORCHESTRA AT THE DE LUXE SESSION EACH EVENING. | PRICES—StaIIs, Is; Circle, 2s; Reserves, 6d extra, (all plus tax). Ring Telephone 3229 for Reserves. SCREENING TIMES: 11.30, 2.30, 5.0, and 7.45 p.m. BOXING SENSATION! PETONE EN FETE! VISITORS ARRIVING FROM ALL PARTS! BIG PROFESSIONAL CONTEST. " PAUL HANNAH New Zealand) v. TOMMY FAIRHALL (Australia . PAUL HANNAH New Zealand) v. TOMMY FAIRHALL (Australia. Fifteen Three-Minute Rounds. Prize —Substantial Purse of Sovereigns. Prefaced by Four Amateur Bouts: BARNES AND BLACK. CATHRELL AND CARROLL. BRACE AND SLATTERY. COTTERELL AND BROWN. ! The Battle Ground: BIG PALACE THEATRE, PETONE The Dato: MONDAY NEXT, I.Bth JUNE. TRAINS leave Lambton, 5.5, 5.12, 5.27, 5.45, 6.14, 7.30 p.m. Leave Pet"tie, 10 34 and 11.4 p.m. Don't be disappointed—Buy your tickets from NED PEKxiY ! (Wellington) and FRITZ DOLLING (Petone). • Box 12, Petone. ' W. A. SIGGLEKO, Secretary and Organiser. ■ S.S. REMUE R A, DISCHARGING MONDAY. IMPORTERS DESIRING KEEN ATTENTION SHOULD COMMUNICATE WITH US. GIVE US A RING—WE DO THE REST. •■. .- D. R. WALKER AND CO., THE PROMPT CUSTOMS AGENTS, ' 28, HUNTER STREET. 974 and 860, TELEPHONES 974 and 860. . , • n^y^w 1 ' ' ' .':■ MEN AND BOYS ! MEN AND BOYS! MEN AND BOYS! MEN AND BOYS! .. BE SURE TO HEAR DR. OLIVER GIVE HIS GREAT ADDRESS ON * A MAN AFTER GOD'S OWN 'HEART/ In the TOWN HALL, to-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, At 2.30. BONG SERVICE BY MR. ANTON CEDARHOLM ■ PRECEDES THE ADDRESS. This is a Unique Opportunity to hear a Thrilling Message .by a. Great Speaker. BE THERE! BE THERE! BE THERE! DR. OLIVER speokß in the TOWN HALL in the Evening, at 7 o'clock on " THE UNPARDONABLE SIN." This will %s a 1 ociocs, on Qreat Mesting _ DoN . T MISS IT , MEN AND BOYS! J^N AND BOYS! MEN AND BOYS! ■ ■ . MEN AND BOYS! | ,^raa— —a—Bum ■ »■"' ' "■ ■» '■"■<■■ ■' «"=» YOUNG CITIZENS' LEAGUE. XTATIO NAL DAIRY SHOW. GIRLS' WiSv-END. . I>ATIONAL _DAIRY SHOW. GRANT, WEEK-iNIJ ENTERTAIN- 20tfa. 21st,_22nd JUNE, 1923. MENTS BY GIRLS FOR GIRLS. p ALM ERSTON N. SHOW GROUNDS i TTllTr „„ . 7TT — PALMERSTON N. SHOW GROUNDS. FRIDAY, 22nd JUNE: t PALMERSTON N. SHOW GROUNDS. Grand Swimming Carnival, Boys in- . stituto Tepid Baths, at 8 p.m. Swim- MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIArnins and Diving- Events for pirls of TION'S SHOW, all asres. ADMISSION AND EN- MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIATRANCE FREE. .' TION'S SHOW." . 20th, 21st, and 22nd JUNE. SATURDAY, 23rd JUNE: ENTRIES CLOSE 4th JUNE, 1923. Grand Concert, Town Hall, at 7.30 ENTRIES CLOSE 4th JUNE, 1923. , p m Sinking Dancing, Recitations, Schedules and all information may be Drill Disnlav, and Music. ADMIS- had from the SION FREE. • SECRETARY, Box 85, Palmerston North. SUNDAY, 24th JUNE : Song Service, Town Hall, at; 3 p.m. A . WOMBN - S NATIONAL RESERVE, bright and Happy Service. iNo colt le.c, fci°n- „. , , .„ . j o iv n r P rl at ALL Mothers, Wives, and Relatives of Invitation Tickets, will be delivered at. j^ SolHiprs nrp inviwl tn lip-ir Mk« ssrSfas^jMKEsag retnry. Young Citi.ona League. 30, Com WEDNE g DAYi 2Oth ' RL ACADEMY OF MNFArTsT *™> at 2-20 Free. AN Exhibition of Paintings by the Under t)(o p atron(VKe o f His Excellency late Hon J C.Richmond is now tho Governor-General and Viscountess Open Daily in the Art Gallery, Whitmore j e ui ooe ■ . ■ street, until Saturday next. Hours 10.00 -m^OTHERS' HELP DIVISION, a.m. to 4.30 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Q'± "LOVE AMONGST THE Admission, 6d. PAINT POTS," H. M. hUHHj, x Comody by Gertrude Jennings, Secretary. To hoW hl tha . LOWER HUTT PROGRESS LEAGUE. CONCERT CHAM» TOWN HALL, "RESIDENTS of Lower Hutt Borou K h rr .,' ric'«s\8- 2s; Reserves, 4s. Box plan at JLV interested in tho formation of the I lie Brisl-01. ; I above LeuKiie are invitod to attend a Public-. Meeting, lo be held in Lower H ■Your l-05lcr Ure?s reac '7 fpi' : TU«WAV EVJ!M«% 13Ui iSI, "ii » '^d July. Hugs' Ball, 'Ma tial!, £ >ola&~~-'. --•■■■-.