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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 35, 10 August 1923, Page 2

EVERYBODY'S~THEATHE, • NOW SHOWING. CONTINUOUS, 11 a, m . to 10 p.m. IN WELLINGTON. MARY PICKFOBD in "SUDS!" buiidfftl dtov SeU^t hS? *he + f haracteri S ation of a little Cockney Laundry Drudge tionstflt «L?, »tt • IT? .f U1 out of oa P Suds- Kis one °£ tho3^ rtre ptoßuc Sg a d mov ef v ? k 'f c heart an? ™»keiM all sorts oE human sympathy. Sntl mo ""S with that measure of Humour and Pathos that is inseparable from its Realism. No. 2- A TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO THE SCREEN' MAE MARSH AND AN -ALL-STAR CAST "TILL WE MEET AGAIN." j ?l!™, n t thTi*hin? } Ut touches y°u the detpest is the thing that you can say least aoout. 1111s picture reaches the innermost recessaa of your emotions—it's a res! Jieai twister—and yet wo cannot convey an idea of its magnitude by giving, in a fey? words, the type of Story. N0 .3- "THE TIMBER QUEEN," . : RUTH ROLAND, THE THRILL QUEEN. You aw going to grip your seat and feel hot and cold thrills up and down tout BP}u\ T," s 18., wit'lout doubt the most Thrilling Picturo you have ever seen.'iuid will be Uio talk of the city. An outdoors girl it an outdoors surprise*** second sensation. No- at 8.45: AN .ARGENTINE TANGO by MISSES EVELYN WRIGHT and JOAN MARSHALL, Pupils of MR. JOE KNOWSLEY. The Prettiest Item you've seen fo" 1 a»e= EVERYBODY'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA NO "FLU" GERMS AT EVERYBODY'S-This Theatre is disinfected twice daily. •Screening. Times: "SUDS," 1, 4.15, 7.30; "TILL-WE MEET AGAIN," 11 215 5.30, 8.50; " TIMBER QUEEN," 12.20, 3.35, b.50. ' '< Reserves at Bristol till 5 p.m., afterwards at Theatre. Ring 50. A NOTABLE PICTURE. A NOTABLE PICTURE. A SECOND "HUMORESQUE." SHORTT'S THEATRE. ■-TO-DAY l. TO-NIGHT! TONIGHT! PARAMOUNT'S COLOSSAL MASTERPIECE: "THE N TH COMMANDMENT." COLLEEN MOORE, JAMES MORRISON, and EDDIE PHILLIPS, the trio that mads " Humoresque, 1' have BROKEN THEIR OWN RECORD in this GREAT PRODUCTION. A FANNIE HURST STORY. As Mother Love was the main fdrce of the story of "Hunioresque," so is the Sacrificing Lave of a Wife for her husband and child the basic principle of " THE Nth COMMANDMENT." A PICTURE OF TREMENDOUS APPEAL. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. GRAND FINALE CARNIVAL .AND.. NOVELTY NIGHTS. COME REPRESENTING A BOOK. COME IN FANCY COSTUME. COME IN EVENING DRESS. COME IN ANY NOVELTY COSTUME. TO THE COLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK, VIVIAN STREET.. TUG-O'IWAR ON SKATES. BACkWARD RACE. COUPLES RACE. EXCUSE-ME SKATE. And THE DARKNESS AND DAWN COUPLES. ' TWO GREAT NIGHTS OF NOVELTY AND JOY. ■■:■'- '■■- •<. ■ TWO GREAT NIGHTS'OF NOVELTY. AND. JOY. PRlCES—Skaters, 2s; Children, Is. Spectators-^; and Is, plus tax( -Chilrden Half-price. ■ . ■ ■ - COME YOUNG! • COME OLD! TWO NIGHTS OE REVELRY! THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! • THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. BASIN RESERVE—THIS SATURDAY. ■TWO GREAT GAMESV.M.C.A. v. WATERSIDE, 5 3 p.m. 3 p.m. CHATHAM CUP TIE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. BRIGHT, KEEN FOOTBALL. ' BRIGHT, KEEN FOOTBALL. 1.30-CURTAIN RAISER—I.3O: V.M.C.A. v. SEATOUN. THIRD DIVISION CHAMPIONSHP. DON'T MISS THtS GAME! ; All trams stop at gate. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING (No Tax). A. WALLACE, Hon. 'Secretary W.F.A.

TTftflE SHETLAND SOCDXTY will hold 1 > DANCE in VICTORIA .HALL. \DEL4IDE ItOAD, .TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 11th AUGUST, comnienc--1 Alsi on Saturday, 25th August, a Social and Hard-up Dance. Supper provided. ... .JOHN R_JERPMSON. Hqn, Sec... WELLINGTON CITY' COUNCIL. FOOTBALL TRAiiIC—ATHLETIC PARK. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), lith AUGUST; 1923. Canterbury v.. Wellington. TVfOTICB IB HEREBY GIVEN that, i^l ■if dm- 1.30 piin. until the.close of tho match, traffio will proceed to the Athletic Park via Rintoul .street, returning to the City Via Luxford street aiid Adelaido road. . - Park Cars south" of' Main Door of Pavilion, as directed by the Traffic Inspector. ROYAL SANITARY INSTITUTE. nriHE BOARD OiF EXAMiNERS for M. : New Zealand proposes to hold tho Examinations— "Sanitary Scistibe as Applied to Buildings ihd Public Works," "Sanitary Inspectors"— . at Auckland, Wellington, Christchiirch, and Duricdih on 26fch SEPTEMBER. 1923, should a sufficient iiuiiibor of candidates present themselves. Etttries close on 12th September, L 1923. ■ Intending Candidates should make application forthwith to H... W. JOHNSON, Hori. Local Secretary, Royal Sanitary institute, . Health Department, Wellington. DAY'S BAY MOTOR SERVICE. SPECIAL NOTICE. . On_accpunt of tho present condition of tho Day;s Bay road\ Leyland Buses will vim to Oayjs Bay on SATURDAY and SUNDAY. ONLY, until .further'notice. SATURDAY.=Leave Bovren street, 9.45 a.hi., 2 p:m. Leave Day's 13ay, ii.ls a.ni.. 4 p.m. SUNDAY.—Learo Soweri. street, 10.30 a.m., 2 p.m. Leave Day's Bay, 11.45 3.m^, 4,30 p.m.. . The Buses will still bs available for Special. Engtgeraente. LEYLAND Ii6TOR6, LTD.

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