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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 146, 21 June 1923, Page 2

, ITIVERYBODY'S SirfVERYBODY'S (The Natural Hub of the Picture World.) Continuous, 11 "a.m. to '10 p.m. • ■■• ■ LAST NIGHT. The film that is voted by all beholders as. one o£ the most marvellous that has yet : been screened. . . ■ .DO NOT MISS, OR YOU WILL REGRET. I "THE OLD HOMESTEAD." i. .. ; ''THE OLD HOMESTEAD/ Starring \ THEODORE ROBERTS • ■ AVith a Wonderful Cast, including r GEORGE FAWOETT, T, ROY BARNES, HARRISON FORD, and- :-. . : FRITZI RIDGWAY. SPECIAL PROLOGUE, IN COSTUME,-; By ■ . THE" LYRIC QUARTETTE, I' EVERYBODY'S AUGMENTED ; . .ORCHESTRA. "Box Plan.at Bristol Piano Co.—at the •Theatre after 5.' Telephone 50. TO-MORROW'S HUGE ATTRACTIONS At QHORTT'S THEATRE. At OHORTT'S THEATRE. ■ WALLACE REID In his LatC6t Comedy Creation, ''THIRTY DAYS.'' ' - ■ '.aiso, ' MAY M'AVOY In' "MORALS."- ' Three Hours' Unequalled Enterv ■ tainment. aramount! ~~~ ARAMOUNT. • '. ■ LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. RODOLPH' VALENTINO , ' '! ■ " . -'■ 'I'-aridMAE MURRAY' ■'"'■ ' ■" ' ' ■In .■.'••■■ '' "THE DELICIOUS LITTLE DEVIL." The appealing plot of a girl woman whose life is Am her „-dancing, and who learns through love lo mind her feet. HERBERT •-RAW-LINSON '■ . ■ • .- • lii • ■■ ■■■■ ■ '■' "CONFIDENCE." The Breezy Story of a Ilappy-go-Lucky Salesman. ■ EXCELLENT. SUPPORTS. Book your' Seats. Box Plans at Utility ■ •■•■• ■ ■ and Bristol. -VRTCRAFT. • - ' ARTCRAFT. -A.RTCRAFT. ARTCRAFT. SAME PROGRAMME AS AT ..:.'.■ .7 PARAMOUNT. : Commencing 7.45 p.m. _____ TSLAND B~AY \ UNIVERSAL ' THEATRE. UNIVERSAL THEATRE. Final Sfcreeninß:' of "FOOTLIGHT RANGER." "FOOTLIGHT RANGER," ". Coming- To-morrow. ."THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BELLEW." PREPARE! ■ ' "PRACTISE! PARTICIPATE! At the colosseum roller rink, Kjolosseum Roller rink, Vivian' street. MONSTER FANCY. DRESS '. " .'..-■ CARNiyAL. ' ■" ' WELCOME AVEEK. [ Get. yourself ready for the Competi- ) .ions,.. Two-Stepping and Waltzing. Be a Successful Competitor. Let our Floor Staff give ■ yon . tho final polish. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. Learners' Sessions. (5.30. to 7 p.m.). still going strong. " WELLINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL ' - UNION.' . TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS. OPENING Meeting TO-NIGHT. (Thursday), .at 7.45 o'clock in. Young ■ Men's-Classroom, Wesley Church, Tarannki, street. All interested in.Sunday Schools welcome. CHARITY. DANCE ■ ~' " In aid of ' MOTHER' AUBERT'S HOME' OF COMPASSION. A MEETING of the' above Committee .will be held in the Town Hall TO- ! .MORROW (Friday), at' 3 p.m. A good attendance, is requested. I D. GLEESON, Seo. ! MEMBERS and their Lady Friends are Invited to Meet MISS 'liILY BUT- ' LER, C.B.E. (Mother of Blighty), at the ' Returned Soldiers' Club, at 8 o'clock, on THURSDAY, 21st' inst. Excellent pro-j gramme. Short address. Refreshments, Ladies provide refreshments..' Admission: Gents, 2s. • . , . DANCTNG. MISS JOYCE , (Sydney) holds her Class every Friduy Evening, 730 in the 1.Q.0.F. Hall, Rod's. Building, Courtenay place. Entrance opposite Paramount Theatre.' LATEST MODERN BALLROOM DANCES TAUGHT. Private lessons and Classes by arrangement. 33, Hay-st., Oriental Bay. Tel, 20-519. BALLROOM DANCING. T>ROF. 'C. WOOD, U.K.A.P.T.D., X Waltz Expert, gives lessons daily by appointment. Waltz Ordinary, Reverse. iixzz Waltz, Fox Trot, One-Step. Class every evening, 6.45 to 7.15. Saturdays at 3. Juvenile class, Saturdays,. 11 * a.m. Ballroom ami li'anoing Dancing, Highland and ' Characteristic a specialty. Academy;. 86, Absl Smith street.