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

LOOK WHO'S HERE! LOOK WHO'S HERE! LOOK.WHO'S HERE! At ARTCRAFT THEATRE. RTCRAFT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY. At 7.45 p.m. We present OWEN MOORE AND MARJORIE DAW And a cast as long as your arm In ■ "LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING " "LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING " "LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING." "LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING." It's 7 Reels of Joy. Oh, Boy! You must not miss it! Good-by, Blues ! So long, Gloom! The Artcraft have (he Goods ' To make us all feel Good! "LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING," But to miss an Artcraft Specially selected Programme is folly. LETS ALL GO AND SEE LET'S ALL GO AND SEE OWEN MOORE . . . And ■ . MARJORIE DAW And all other Fun-makers. We dare you to come if you're afraid to laugh.. This is our laughter season. No Extra Charge for our Laughing Gas. Splendid Supports. Good Music. BIG CHILDREN'S MATINEE TO-MORROW. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UB THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. A Purple Romance of a Bygone Day. "THE FALL OF BABYLON I" "THE FALL OF BABYLON!" "THE FALL OF BABYLON!" "THE FALL OF BABYLON!" (Based on "INTOLERANCE.") A mighty production, alive with laughter and love, with romance and madness, with mighty men of valour and -women of oharm and beauty. , TOPICAL.. COMEDY. SCENIC. OUR ORCHESTRA. ISLAND BAY TTNIVERSAL THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THEODORE KOSLOFF and EILEEN PERCY in "CHILDREN OF JAZZ." Also MAY M'AVOY in i "A HOME SPUN VAMP." I Special jazz music by Key's Jazz Orchestra To-morrow Night. THE ROYAL T^TELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. "KING OLAF" "KING OLAF" Conductor: "KING OLAF" H; Temple White. "KING OLAF" "KING OLAF" Principals— "KING OLAF" Soprano: "KING OLAF" Ethel Osborn ■ "KING' OLAF" (Brisbane). "KING OLAF" "KING OLAF" , Tenor: "KING OLAF" Herbert Carter "KING OLAF" (Palmereton North). "KING OLAF" "KING OLAF" Baritone: "KING OLAF" ■ William Wattcrs "KING OLAF" (Palmereton North). "KING OLAF" ' 'KING OLAF" At the Organ: 'KING OLAF" Clement Howe. "KING OLAF" Prices: 6s (res.),-4a (re«.), and-26, plus tax. Box Plan and Tickets at Bristol. Doors open at 7.15. W. E. CALDOW, Tei.0390/ . Hon-Secret^ VITELIINGTON COLLEGE AND I " OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. GRAND CONCERT. In aid of New College Pavilion. Under the distinguished patronage of Hia Excellency The Governor-General, Viscount Jellicoe. TOWN HALL, MONDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, At 8 p.m. PROGRAMME. ; . . Part I. . ... Contributed by Boys of the School: . Part 11. By Leading Wellington Artists. Tickets: 3s and 2s. Obtainable from the Bristol Piano Co. W. W. COOK, Hon. Sec. 0.8.A. ANCING. DANCING. Learn to Dance at the EMPRESS BALLROOM. 86, Abel Smith street, s Learners' Class To-morrow, Saturday, at 3. Gala Night Saturday, 8-12. Fox Trot Competition. Particulars Later. Dance Director, Prof. C. Wood, U.K.A-. rpiHE AMBASSADOR, A HE AMBASSA]X)R, 68, Willrs-st. Book now for SATURDAY'S GALA SESSIONS. SATURDAY'S GALA SESSIONS. Morning Tea, 10-12. Hot Luncheon, 12-2. Afternoon Tea, 3-5. EVENING CABARET, 8-12. Change of Programme by THE AMBASSADOR BAND, Special Arrangements for After-Theatre Parties. THE AMBASSADOR, NOTICE OF SITTING OF COURT. In the Court of Arbitration of Now Zealand, Wellington Industrial District In the Matter of the Wellington Dairy Employees I.U. of Workers Dispute; the Federated Cooks and Stewards of N Z LA. of Workers Dispute; the Wellington Wholesale Merchants (Storemon and Packers I.U. of Workers) Dispute; the Wellington Amalgamated Society of Shop Assistants, Etc., I.U. oE Workers and Others Dispute. > TO ALL EMPLOYERS AND N EMPLOYEES. « ? 's.herebv given that the Court of Arbitration will sit on TUESDAY, the 27th day of November, 1923 at the Supreme Court Buildings, Wellington, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to hear the above-mentioned disputes Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of Novomboi-, 1923, J E. 0. B MODISH, Cleris of .Awirdj,