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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 125, 23 November 1923, Page 2

SOU HAVE NOT SEEN THIS MAS „._.,,.. SIVE PRODUCTION BEFORE ! QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. *. QUEEN'S THEATRE. "m; l-"" ■""■ ■' QUEEN'S THEATRE. '"'.'..!''■'"'■ TEl® Coei«st Theatre in Town. r, *„*,.,,. 8.30.....-" " TO-DAY, .' 7.30. " - ARROW FILMS PRESENT '.7- VV.'J.'..'."'.'. "THE <<--.£ „'-" STREETS OP NEW YOEK!" ai*,. .„-., STREETS OF NEW YORK!" „- STREETS OF NEW YORK!" *,:i :..,,. STREETS OF NEW YORK!" :,;: ; z STREETS OF NEW ,YORK!" ..... ,; STREETS OF NEW VYORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" -..-» ■ ■ STREETS OF NEW YORK!" ... STREETS OF NEW YORK!" ... ; /STREETS OF NEW YORK!" * STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" :.-■■ ; : STREETS OF NEW YORK!" „■• ...-.STREETS OF NEW YORK!" •-.: c : STREETS. OF NEW YORK!" :-i..-i siIJLES, TEARS, MYSTERY, AND -» '.-"ROMA-NGE FROM START TO FINISH WITH A SMASHING, CRASHING^ ""*"- -SENSATIONAL CLIMAX THAT WILL .-,.- SET-THE BLOOD TO POUNDING IN '"THE VEINS OF EVEN THE MOST "-•; -.- BLASE THEATRE-GOER! E^aOted by an all-star cast, *>»;L .;.-,. Headed by / . r .^. % BARBARA CASTLETON. . .. . ■""BARBARA CASTLETON. ;' r V"..-;^.^ BARBARA CASTLETON. ■ BIUBARA CASTLETON v ._ .-,:*U- :.BABBARA CASTLETON BARBARA CASTLETON " ' .''" . BARBARA CASTLETON ..;•,.:• BARBARA CASTLETON •.--'- BARBARA CASTLETON BARBARA CASTLETON. ,-' "'. -J ■'"'." In Addition: Part Nino ;..'■■: V; The World's Greatest Serial, ;; ; Jl."'-.:'''THE SOCIAL BUCCANEER," ";. ),. : :^ riTHE .social buccaneer!" Starring —"'-JACK MULHALL. -'---- JACK MULHALL. ' JACK MULHALL. Century Comedy, „. __" "-"BUDDY AT THE BAT." LATEST GAZETTES, .^.. ....--. And .--,-;■ „.QUEERS GRAND ORCHESTRA. "■;U^Qy.SEN'S. GRAND ORCHESTRA. " .""TPriqeKi-Matinee, Stalls, 9d, D.C. Is; -'"""tf^htr Stalls-Is, D.C. 2s, Children Half- ~ -ijrice.-. Box Prah at: Bristol. ■"—' ~ ■ ■ 'Theatre Telephone 22-334. "■~-:: ■"■ "■" '' FULLERS'' .. .. ■-•' FULLERS' ■"'•'^"iifijg , MAJESTY'S THEATRE ■*'■ JCIIS | MAJESTY'S THEATRE -..^-Direction -. John Fuller nxd Son«, LW. ;;X,TOuNfGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30." An Excollent Revue This Week. ~;'GEORGE WALLACE ; n 7 ;:GEORGE WALLACE -ifc REVUE !: ' Presents -:' -- /v ■- - "ALPINE ANTICS'< „t,,0... ,^,.■.,,,."ALPINE ANTICS," .. - :~ :^...by;^that Crackerjack Laughsmith, ---"-peoreo Wallace,- who hands out more ... -laughs to the.ounce than most comedians/ ..;. to the stone avoirdupois. ■'■:■-■■■■ WILL HASTINGS, „-. ...Talented. English Musical Comedian. ..,.•:„,.. MABLE AND MALFE, ."."!. 'In an Original Comedy Offering, TRIXIE IRELAND, ~ ..-Personality Soprano. PiSrcs: -Ji, ■ Is' 6d, and 2s 6d; Reserrei, 5e plus tax (excepting Is). Box Plan at The Bristol—after 5 at Burnett's, next JTjeiitre, . „Tel. Theatre 22-669 (after 7 p.m.) «EASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY TO-NIGHT. ' A Paramount Programme you can't afford to mi 63. ."BACK HOME AND BROKE?," _„ Featuring „ THOMAS MEIGHAN tnd LOA LEE Uood . Supporting- Programme. ',™"-.' TJE: KING'S CRUSADERS^ Use Uilditas Missionary . Society, the -"^Church': of.England in New Zealand ) -n i A N ENTERTAINMENT AND I±?JX.-:SmJB.OF WORK will be heM on - SATURDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, in St .... .±"aul s. Schoolroom, Sydney street. ..,.-..-: The Sale will be opened by Mrs. Sprott - at 3 p.m. . Admission: Afternoon free; evening Is P-rocceds in aid of Now Zealand Board of Missions. Come and help the children's work. ■■• ■ • '■LW'Z.Vi::.::.'-"-:..: , c. watson. v.L .r. ".... EUCHRE. EUCHRE «*o. rpO-NIGHT,- at The Dainties, 18-22, -*■ Courtenay place. 6 genuine prizes, (no booby prizes). 2 £1 orders, 2 "10s orders, 2 other good prizes (open orders). Euchre' "sharp at 8 o'clock. Also Tuesday Night, same iplace, same prizes, same firm. Admission Is. ■*--; J. Bailfie, H. Headifen. -' T- ABOUR REPRESENTATION . : '-M COMMITTEE. - • OPEN AIR MEETING. ■• ■■ TO-NIGHT at 8 ■■' ." VEH'CH-AND ALLEN'S CORNER. - v Speakers: :: A.'X. MONTEITH, M.P. - P. C. WEBB. .'. J. O'BRIEN, M.P. •> H. •L. EVANS f\Vest Coast Miners' " Council). ;,; Mr;- J^ M'Kenzie, L.R.C. president, in ■chair. --'" "•- •- - Subject? .7 "THE"MINERS' LOCKOUT"„ o r. ROLL UP! Help the Coal Diggers. v.c^«t;; FRANCIS' HALL. HILL-ST, #5 PICTURES. PI6TURES. vEVERY SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. and i. C ".'.' " 8 p.m. r , --TO-MORROW, • ■A - "GRAND LARCENY." Afternoon: Children 3d, Adults 9d. ; Evoiiing: Children 6d, Adults Is. -• Euchre! Euchre! Every Saturday, at 8 ' sharp. Good "prizes. Admission Is. -■-•-■. -"-_'-.'-■ KAIWARRA »«:..' "y,~. •'V. ENTERTAINMENT, ," .T'N-;aid-of-School Children's Fund, by «•»--■-" Local Pierrot Troupe and Football -i-i .^-- ..: SCHOOLROOM. ~_,S7CT.URJ)Ax;;24th November, 8 p.m. -•—-Also, Presentation of Medals and Trophies won by club members during 1923 ■easozr.'" - Adults" Is, Children 6d. ' ' F. MILNE, ■ Chairman, School Committee. ;HQMe'OF COMPASSIoa. TiHE ANNUAL GIFT"tEA will be held at The Home of Compwsion, . Island Bay, To-morrow afternoon (SAT- -- • URDAY), 24th November, betweon 2 and 4 o'clock. Public are' cordially invited. *"' BALLROOM DANCING. MISS PHYLLIS BATES, Studio, 13, King's Chambers, Willis street. Tel. 870. Private Lessons by Appointment, .33rom 10 a.m. Adult Class at The Ambassador everj . Monday and Friday - Night, from 7 to 8, Terms commence with pupil.