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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 97, 21 October 1924, Page 2

PRINCESS THEATRE, RINCESS THEATRE, PRINCESS THEATRE, PRINCESS THEATRE, Manners street. Daiiy, 11 to 10 p.m. Tel. 1967. Last Three Days of "Joy Week." Last Three Days of "Joy Week." "RUGGLES OF RED GAP " ."JUGGLES OF RED GAP." RUGGLES OF RED GAP." RUGGLES OF RED GAP." Itj a "Bull's Eye." "You Can't Miss It." CHEER? CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHEERr CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHEER 5T CHARLIE CHAPLIN Performs Phunnily, in "THE IDLE CLASS." "THE IDLE CLASS." "THE IDLE CLASS." "THE IDLE CLASS." 3- And VIVACIOUS VIOLA DANA VIVACIOUS VIOLA DANA VIVACIOUS VIOLA DANA ' Goes the Limit In "JUNE MADNESS." "JUNE MADNESS." , "JDNE MADNESS." A Programme You Cannot Afford to Miss. COMING FRIDAY; COMING FRIDAY: I—POLA NEGRI POLA NEGRI POLA NEGRI POLA NEGRI In , ! "THE SPANISH DANCER." "THE SPANISH DANCER," "THE SPANISH DANCER." 2 - J ACKH^T ESPANISHI)ANCER-" JACK HOLT x - ■ JACK HOLT JACK HOLT In "NOBODY'S MONEY." "NOBODY'S MONEY."' "NOBODY'S MONEY " "NOBODY'S MONEY." TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. CJIOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER f FI&K JUBILEE SINGERS. FISK /JUBILEE 'SINGERS. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. - - ANOTHER GREAT.TRIUMPH LAST NIGHT. : , / Note what the papeia said:— '•'Post": "A real musical treat. "Time!.": Not-a dull moment. Pathos and humour dealt out with artistry and ease Tho Voices are as good as we have heard for a long time." "Dominion": "Nothing- more delightful has boon heard he/re than 6ome of the mezzo piano concerted work and the novel negro spirituals. TTIHE BASIC LAWS; OF LIFE ARE .-•'■ "THE . TEN " . . i ■ COMMANDMENTS." WOBURN ROAD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LOWER HUTT. f* R A N D >■ ~~0 0 N O E R T By Members of tho KENT TERRACK PRESBYTERIAN GLEE CLUB, Entitled "IN VAGABONDLA.," TO-NIGHT, ' TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock. Admission, Is 6d. Proceeds in aid of Sunday School Building Fund. MJCIIRE ~ EUCHRE. <■ mo NIGHT, at The Dainties. 18-22 -I Comlonay-pl. 10 genuine Prizes- 2 £1 Ordois, 2 10s Orders (open orders) and 6 other good pnze3. Euchre at 8 p.m. Admission 1? Wo hold Euchre ovory Tues l<ii , and Sufc. Same place, aame prizes' time him This is our 110 th continuous week of Euchre. ' J. BAILLIE, H. HEADIFEN. PUBLIC NOTICES. IN BANKRUPTCY—In the Supreme Court, holdon at Wellington. Notice is hereby given that Reginald Howan, late of Day's Bay, Wellington, but now of To^ Awamutu, Advertising Agont, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a Mooting of Creditors to bo holdon at my offico on FRI--1 DAY, the 31st October, 1924, at 2.30 , p.m. S. TANSLEY, " 21st October, 1924. Offici»' As 3i E»°BLYALL BAY SCHOOL. "PARENTS' DAY, THURSDAY, 23ixl -«- OCTOBER, 1924, from 10.30 a.m. A cordial welcome will be extended to parents, residents, and visitors from other districts. >Opportunity will bo given to see the infant classes in basket and raffia work and other activities of a school working- day. J. H. BURGOYNE-THOMAS, Chairman of tho Committee. NOTICE. E MILES, Butcher, 12, Majoribanka • street, begs to Notify his Customers and the Public generally that he will CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'olock, commencing 22nd, and remain Open on Saturdays until 5 o'clock, "THE BRISTOL" GUARANTEES PIANO SATISFACTION. WHEN you buy a Piano, see that you obtain it from a firm to whom the entire satisfaction of its customers is important. Such a firm is The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. Its showrooms are unique exhibits of the piano-maker's craft, there being complete displays of Upright Grands and Baby Grands. And the mere mention of such makers as John Broadwood and Song, Collavd and Collard, William Sames, Walter Collinson, Stodart, Bell, Cumpboll, and others is positive proof of tho consistent high quality of "The Bristol" Pianos. Why not have a Piano? If you so desire, "The Bristol" will make exceedingly favourable hire-purchase terms. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., . '. Wellington. "" V ' M. J. BIIOOKES, , North Wuud Huang?!l.