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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 67, 19 March 1924, Page 2

THE HOME OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES. aUEEN'S. UEEN'S. Direction: FAMOUS LASKY SERVICE, LTD. 2.15 NOW SHOWING. 7.45 Jesse L. Lasky Presents The. Story of Poor People Made RichJust a Chunk of Real Life, . ."THE SILENT PARTNER," "THE SILENT PARTNER," "THE SILENT PARTNER," "THE SILENT PARTNER," "THE SILENT PARTNER," ■ From the "Saturday Evening Post" Story by MAXIMILIAN FOSTER, LEATRICE JOY, amnS OWEN MOORE ROBERT EDESON. The. story of. a wife's astonishing conspiracy to safeguard her home against her husbands wild plunges in Wall Street. Ino world of Finance and the Whirl of society, and' a love nest almost ruined by a combination of both. . . A PARAMOUNT PICTURE COMEDY. GVZETTE BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. And Wellington's Supreme QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Musical Director ... MR. A. H. JEROME BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. Usual Prices. Theatro Telephone 22-334. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. RTCRAFT THEATRE. It's a Beauty—no doubt about that! All said so who saw it last night. A delightful entertainment awaits you again 7.45—T0-NIGHT—7.45. You'll enjoy every inch of ■ Paramount's picture, "The Cowboy and the Lady," i starring Mary Miles Minter and Tom Moore. Goods Supports, Orchestra, and all at Usual Prices. ~ CONTINUOUS SUCCESS. : 1 Bigger Crowds Every Night at SHORTT'S THEATRE HORTT'S THEATRE ' RUDYARD KIPLING'S RUDYARD KIPLING'S v RUDYARD KIPLING'S Soul-stirring Masterpiece, "WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY" "WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY.'" "WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY." A Masterpiece of Supreme Love. A classic drama of East and West. Magnificent Supporting Programme.' . Session De Luxe at 8- p.m. CJTRAND THEATRE. lOTRAND THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. LAST 2 DAYS AND NIGHTS OF The Picturisation of George dv Maurier's Famous Novel, I'TRILBY," "TRILBY," -::t1S1!;" "tej: With the Celebrated French Star, ANDREE LAFAYETTE. Also Showing:. JOHNNY HINES JOHNNY HINES In "LITTLE JOHNNY JONES" "LITTLE JOHNNY JONES/ Excellent Supporting Programme. Prices as Usual. . Xel. 5299. rjpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER; 2nd to sth APRIL, Inclusive. LEWIS CARROLL'S Immortal "ALICE IN WONDERLAND." „ Produced by A. STANLEY WARWICK. Ballets by MISSES WILLIAMS and GIBBS . Music Arranged by, MR. and MADAME DE MAUNY Box Plan opens To-morrow at The Schnn " rvff "^ Seats 2s''Scents and faciiool Children Is.BOXING. OXING. TOWN HALL, MONDAY, 24th MARCH. HARRY STONE v. HAVILAH UREN. PRICES: 5s and 2a 6d, plus tax. Booking Is. Early Doors without extra charge. Box Plans Now Open' at Ned Perry's .Manners street. •* ' Day Sales for Early Doors also at Len bowman s,' Lambton quay. Patrons _are strongly urged to secure tickets without delay. ATHLETICS." H. E. WILSON'S BENEFIT MEETING ATHLETIC PARK *laXl*uSATURDAY NEXT, 22nd MARCH, PROCEEDS "to helpn Defray Hospital A Expends of New Zealand's Champion Hurdler, u^ured during Australasian Championships at Hobart. Tickets at Angus Duncan, Lambton quay; N.Z. Sports Depot, Willis street; Ned Perry Manners street; J. Donnelly. Riddiford street; Miss Etaveneaux, Cuba street. Prices: Ground, Is; Children, 6d • btanu, Is oxtra. J. ,O' STJLLIVAN, Hon. Sec, Wellington Centre ________ N.Z.A.A.A. Jj^REE KINDERGARTEN STREET DAY, FRIDAY. Help the Children. JJAND. WELLINGTON ARTILLERY BAND, At ORIENTAL BAY, TO-NIGHT ((WEDNESDAY) ■ At 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A • JAZZ DANCETiII be held in Rail- -^ way Social Hall, Waterloo quay Mr. Beardsmore and Drums. Gents Is 6d, Ladies Is. Cabaret Supper. C. MEACHEN, Hon. Secretary. THE WELLINGTON CITY SHIPS' TALLY CLERKS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. UalmAJj nni-IE Annual General Meeting of the -H- above Union will be held on'SATURDAY, 22ud MARCH, 1924 j n the Trades Hall, Vivian street, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Nomination and Election of Officers. Contributions, and General. W. O. JvOOT, Secretary.