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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 67, 17 September 1923, Page 2

EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. BEST AND MOST. Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. No. 1- ~~ "WHEN HUSBANDS DECEIVE." "WHEN HUSBANDS DECEIVE." Written by, and Starring, LEAH. BAIRD. LEA# BAIRD. PRIMARILY A WOMAN'S PICTURE BUT OF EXTREME INTEREST TO . ALL. Poiaoant Drama, speotacular and luxurious settings, and wonderful gowns. No. 2— "TIMOTHY'S QUEST" JOSEPH DEPEW and BABY HELEN ROWLAND. No. 3— \ RUTH ROLAND, The Thrill Queen, "THE HIDDEN PERIL." i No 4— PROLOGUE. '-'THE CAIURET " NIGHT SESSIONS ONLY By Prize-winning Pupils of ; . MB. J. KNOWSLEY. Reserves Theatre; Ring- 50. ■ THE. ABTCRAFT. . , _■ . 'HE ARTCRAKT. Thormlon's Theatre Do Luxe. Direction .....:.....:;..■... Thorndon Pictures. The Most Comfortable Theatre in PERFECT PROJECTION. 7.45 - mNIS^VG RH CT^T^i Final Screening of "BROAD DAYLIGHT,"' ..,, ' And M " MUD AND SAND," .*# 7.45.— TUESDAY! TUESDAY! — 7.45 Complete Change of Programme ANNA Q. NILSSON In Associated Exhibitors' Super Produc"WHAT WOMEN WILL DO'" . "WHAT WOMEN WILL DO!" ■ A story glittering, with gaiety, crammed with sensations, and supreme in its anneal , . • to the heart. . . "The man who thinks he has solved the riddlp of woman is a fool in his own eyes."—Esehmann. Popular Prices—ls Bd, Is: Children, 9d and 6d. "' ' ' ' QEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. Complete Change of Programme. TO-NIGHT. TOM MIX, assisted by the Master Horse, "TONY," in "THREE JUMPS AHEAD." Good .Supporting Programme. Admission, Adults Is. Children 6d. The Box Plan opens at The Bristol at 9 o'clock TO-MORROW MORNING. ■ THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION: . » Conductor: MR. H. TEMPLE WHITE. npOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. *~ SATURDAY NEXT, at 8. "A TALE OF OLD JAPAN." Soloists: Soprano—MßS. C. G. ALCORN' (Auckland) „..'." Contralto—MßS. WILFRED ANDREWS (Dunedin) ... '„ , '. Tenor—Slß GEO.. BOSHER' '•.' .'■":." : Baritone^-MR",'.'HO WARD" * FOSTER:'".': ' 280-CHORUS,'ORCHESTFA^-280' I Prices: 5s (res,), 3s- (res.); and 2s.(plus I tax)." ;, " , ;•. . "•■ •: W. -E. CALDOW, Hon. Sec. Telephone 3390. . ; OSS " THEATRE. NEWTOWN. "mWy^qS" ™to™"timothy's quest!" . . . :.. : A Story, of the Heart. . And ' "THJS HIDDEN PERIL." - . mOT™ HIDDEN .PERIL." OQMEDY. TOPTfiAT -- OUR ORCHESTRA. mnwLV^E! EUCHRE! fTIO-NI&HT, in. Caledonian Hall, Tory- -*- street, at.B o'clock. First prize Lady and Gent, £1 order.' Saveral other prizes. Also, every; Friday, Saturday, and MonE: LAWLOR, L. LYONS, , Conductors. DANCING !, ~r~~ rtAlvr'Tvrl i J7MPRESS BALLROOM G! ■-M 86, Abel Smith street, .' TO-NIGHT,!-!!, Is 6d, 2 S ! . " Music by That Irresistible Combination, A THE JAZZMANIACS. MONDAY, 8.11, -Is 6d, 2s THE JAZZMANIACS. WEDNESDAY, 8.12. " - ■• GALA NIGHT, 2s, 2s 6d '■ THsi^ AS^ 2 cs/ GALA NIGHT, 2s, 2 S '6d. •SATURDAY AFTERNOON^" at 3 Is Dance Direetorj_Pr6f. C. Wood UK A JpNDEIT-^lJTEMjl^sgogj;; MR. HAJRY PHIPPS-AND P4RTV TUESmv'"i^a 0?" 4' 9choolroomßTY-i-UiSDAY, 18th SEPTFMUFR a ■-■^■"WlO heartily invited o clock. Busino^q- iv. -Ax>> at 8 WELLINGTON__RIFLE CLUBS WEDNESDAY 19th TWr 0 »S^ ot ' on B~: Us^«S R ! fle -te: H. V. CROXTON, -I'or tho Committee PALMERSTONJORTH SHOWTUESDAY. T ™^AY, AND 30th, ,31st OCTOBER, AND i, t NO VEMTOESDAY ' T SS DAY ' AND 30th, -31st OCTOBER, AND Ist NOVEM ■BER, 1923. ENTRIES CLOSE 6th OCTOBER FOR SCHOOLS. HOME INDUSTRIES . AND PHOTOGRAPHY.. UOlmljb ' ! ■ .■ , 13th: OCTOBER, 1923, \ 13th OCTOBER, J923 . LIVE STOCK ENTRIES CLOSE. Prize Lists and all Information from THE SECRETARY. . . Box 85, Pulmerston North. ■ WHAT is the Dangerous Age-? Jazz Age? Marii-age?. Wreckage? Every wife should see it-with hor husband X "THE 'DANGEROUS AGE"'" EMPRESS THEATRE, FRIDAY. NEXT.