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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 100, 24 October 1925, Page 4

TO-NIGHT 1 (ONLY) TO-NIGHT! GRAND OPERA HOUSE. FINAL REPEAT PERFORMANCE OF "THE HURRY-UP BRIDE."AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MUSICAL COMEDY. Complete, original, and satisfying in every respect. Presented for the first time oucsido America by Special ' Arrangement with T. S. DENISON AND CO., Chicago. PRESS EXTRACTS.—"Tho fun going at it fast rate until the final curtain fall." 'One of the best performances witnessed in Wellington for some time." "Tho dressing and tit-aging arc elaborate, and evoked the enthusiastic appreciation of the crowded audience." "Tho dancing compares very favourably with moat professional productions." ALL BRAND NEW MUSICAL NUMBERS. SCREAMINGLY FUNNY SITUATIONS. BRILLIANT ORIGINAL DANCE NUMBERS. Producer—MßS. E. R. MYERS (Maude Pitcher). Ballot Master—Mß. JOE KNOWSLEY. Conductor—Mß, J. F. WOODWARD. PRICES, ss, 3s, Is 6fl. Bos Plan at GRAND CONFECTIONERY after 1 p.m. to-day. THE NEW AMBASSADOR. 68, .WILLIS STREET. - SPECIAL RACE ATTRACTION!/ SATURDAY—Afternoon Sewion, 3 to 5: Evening Session, 8 to 12. MONDAY.—Afternoon Session, 3 16 5; Evening Session, 8 to 12. FEATURING THE ONLY AMERICAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA- IN NEW ZEALAND. ■ i ■ NOTICE TO PATRONS! The Cabaret is FULLY BOOKED for tho Following Sessions: TUESDAY" Evening Session WEDNESDAY Both Sessions FRIDAY „.„_ Evening Session RESERVATIONS-TELEPHONE 42-242. LABOUR DAY! LABOUR DAY! MONDAY 26th OCTOBER, 1925. MONDAY GRAND SPORTS PROGRAMME NEWTO.WN 1 PARK SPECIAL EVENTS UNDER THE AUSPICES (WELLINGTON) A.A.A., Starting at 1.45 p.m. . - ........ SECONDARY SCHOOLS LABOUR DAY CHAMPIONSHIP, for the National Cash Register Challenge Cup. Starting at 1.55 p.m. ; PRIMARY SCHOOLS LABOUR DAY CHAMPIONSHIP, for the Preston Challenge Cup. Starting at L45.p.m. PRIMARY SCHOOLS LABOUR DAY CHAMPIONSHIP (CfrfRLS), for the To Aro Advancement 'Challenge Cup. Starting at 2.5 p.m. «•- HIGHLAND DANCING. ■ . SKIPPING COMPETITION. Starting 1.45 p.m. Starting at 12.30 p.m. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY PIPE BAND. SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN. LUCKY BABY COMPETITION. CHILDREN URGED TO BRING DRINKING VESSEL. LABOUR DAY AT TOWN HALL. DANCING 8 to 12. COLUMBIAN'S ORCHESTRA. CABARET SUPPER. W. BROMLEY, Secretary. YOUTH VERSUS THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. A UNITED GATHERING OF THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF WELLINGTON OPPOSED TO THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. TOWN" HALL....' 1- TOWN HALL. SUNDAY 3 p.m. SUNDAY Chairman—Mß. G: A. TROUP. SPECIAL SEATING RESERVED FOR BIBLE CLASS MEMBERS. . REV. JR..A. VAN.BER LAS, Of SEATTLE, U.S.A., Speaks on ,° ' WET' FAKES AND ' DRY' FACTS." A CONVTNCTNG REFUTATION OF LIQUOR TRAFFIC PROPAGANDA. At the Organ-am. ERIC FROGGART. ALL WELCOME. , ADMISSION FREE. THE LIQUOR QUESTION.' PUBLIC MEETING. PUBLIC MEETING. LARGE TOWN HALL THURSDAY 29tli OCTOBER THURSDAY At 8 p.m. HEAR THE BBV. -G. GORDON BELL, ma. (Vicar of the Holy Sepulchre Church, Auckland). PROHlßlTlON—lndefensible and Impossible. BLOCKING REFORM—Prohibition Tactics. TEMPERATE NEW ZEALAND. THE SOLUTION OF THE LIQUOR PROBLEM. (1) INDIVIDUAL ACTlON—Temperance. ;(2) COMMUNITY ACTlON—Legislative Reform. CORPORATE CONTROL. * Other Speakers: MR. W, PERRY and MR. R. A. ARMSTRONG. . "THE LIMITATIONS OF LAW"—"THE NEED FOR A FREE PARLIAMENT" Chairman—M. LUCKIE, ESQ. (Deputy Mayor). MUSIC: Tho Working Men's Club ■ Orchestra (Leader. Mr. W. H. Cummins) will provide a Selected Programme of Music from 7.15 p.m. Questions in Writing Welcomed — All Citizens Invited — Admission Free. ' Doors Open 7.15 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited to bo Present. Doors Open 7.15 p.m. Meeting conducted under tho auspices of the N.Z. LICENSING REFORM ASSOCIATION. Dominion President, The Veu. H. W. Williams, Archdeacon of Waiapu; Vico-Presidont, Mr. D. M. Findlay; Dominion Secretary, Mr. 11. A. Armstrong. MAKE UP YOUR MIND NOW TO SUPPORT THE THIRD ISSUE OF STATE PURCITAS.IS AJN TD CONTROL AS AN INDICATION TO PARLIAMENT THAT THE PEOPLE DESIRE REFORM OF THE LICENSING SYSTEM. EARLY SKTTI7KRS' AND UrSTORT- EUCHRE! EUCHRE! UAL ASSOCIATION Of WKL- —- 1 L\('tTO\ T "■" "nzu3 J-i'uo to Value. gARLV SK™^ «AU, Abe, WKDNBSDAY, 28,,, OCTOBER, „ 8 j — MR. jniIAXNKS ANDKKSEN "~ l'ourl.t?nay place. 12 Prizes, two £2 Will Lwhira on IJs Orders, two ,s;l 10s Orders, two 10i "Tim F.:,rJy llisLory of AUaroa." Order?, iiud other prize?. (Ensr'lisli mid Vrendi). ;V. 11,,'. rt' ?har '' <lt S- 'I'lniifaion 2?. Members niTrl i'riomla intrrc«lcct in Nfw " cllniKton s O.dnst Kiiuhro Assembly Z;ca!iw<-I\. carlv liislorv im-iiari to hllcihl (I'.alabliihed Sepleiubnv. 1D22). ' VV, A," JtiDWARDS. •'■ 13.\1t.t,1.K. lion. 1 Esc. I li. HiJAUB'JiLN.