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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 102, 27 October 1925, Page 2

Q.RAND OPERA HOUSE. OPENING TO-MORROW (WED.) " OPENING TO-MORROW (WED.) Also THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. rjnOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. 4 NIGHTS ONLY! 4 NIGHTS ONLY! 4 NIGHTS ONLY! 4 NIGHTS ONLY! THE AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN ■ . . AUSTRALIAN SILVER' BAND. SILVER- BAND 1. SILVER.. BAND. SILVER BAND. • MR. ALBERT, H. BAILE,. Conductor, Late of the Australian ■ NEWCASTLE STEEL WORKS BAND, TOURING THE WORLD, ■To Compete) in tho WORLD'S 'CHAMPIONSHIPS, Won by Mr. Bailcj and his Australian Combination in England last year. A BETTER AND BRIGHTER BAND THAN BEFORE, 28 • TALENTED MUSICIANS 28 Selected from Australia's best, Including) ARTHUR .STENDER, Cornet Soloist, Champion of Champions. HAROLD REID, King of Xylophonists. "MEMORABLE MELODIES Of theY MASTER MUSICIANS By a BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL BAND. COMPLETE CHANGE OK PROGRAMME EACH NIGHT. Avoid the Crush at tho Doors and BOOK NOW AT THE BRISTOL. PRICES; is, 2s, and la (plus tax). Screening Times: "The White Rose."—l 2 110011, 3 p.m., 8,5 . p.m. "Chapliu."—ll.3o a.m., 2.30 fp.m., 7.30 p.m. "Lloyd."—ll a.m., 2 p.m., 7 p.m. Tl V O L 1. I V 0 L I. 'Tho House of Selected Features. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW. THREE GREAT PICTURES. I.—l>. W. Griffith's Supi'cmo Pi'odue- ' ticm, "THE WHITE ROSE." "THE WHITE ROSE." Featuring MAE MARSH and IVOR. NOVELLO, 2,~ CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN In "THE CHAMPION." "THE CHAMPION." 3.— • ' And HAROLD LLOXK > HAROLD LLOYD :■■■•.. In, "GET OUT AND GET UNDER." "GET OUT AND GET UNDER." Book at Bristol oi' Ulna 40-246. OUR » ; THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR, ' THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.15. Tho Daintiest of Luugh-makers, : • DORIS , MAY, DORIS MAY, In " UP AND AT 'EM." "UP AND AT 'EM." " UP AND AT 'EM." ■ 'Don't miss IJiVAVaiwbriis Seciio' or the ■ Fight' o)i tlic'Cloods'Trdiii. " ' ' . "' . . . In Addition:' FINE. SUPPORTING PIIOGRAMME. OUR ORCHESTRA. ISLAND BAY EMPIRI^ThEATRE (Tho Now Theatre). TO-NIGHT! ■■■. . TO-NIGHT! Sgo the Beautiful and: Talented iUARY PHLLBIN, „ with PAT O'MALLEM, in "THE. FOOLS' HIGHWAY." "THE FOOLS' HIGHWAY." Tho most unique and compelling picture— intensely human—sustaining the closest interest to tho end. QUALITY .THEATRE, ISLAND BA~Y. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! RODOLPH VALENTINO .. In * "A SAINTED DEVIL." "A SAINTED DEVIL." Valentino' is a fiery young Mjlado of the Argentine-'-thc type, of whirlwind romance that mado him famous. ELOG UTION LECTURE. A LECTURE ON ELOCUTION will -"-■*■ be given in tho Y.W.C.A. Hostel, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING., at 8 o'clock, By MR. ..ROLAND CHAMBERLAIN, . • ' 8.A., Mus.B., Elocution Examiner for Trinity College of Music; London. Admission Free. ' 11. TOMBS, Lucal Secretary. BILLIARDS. THE NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP WILL be hold in tho Duuedin R.S A. Club, tonimeneiug 25th NOVEMEnlrios. accompanied by 10s entry fee SVu Noi^R^^^ ">' 80, 28,. Dnnedin. * U -WUITJSWAIRARAPA SHOW. 48TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF STOCK. ' CARTERTON, 28th and 29th OCTOBER 1925. . CLASSES for all Breeds of Livo Stock Produce, Cheese, Butter, Cookin" Sowing, and School Children's Work. "' Cash Prizes £1200. Challenge Cups £500. ENTRIES CLOSE 14th OCTOBER, Schedules free- from . h. H. SMART, Secretary, P.O. Box 25, Carterton. EUCHRE. S o'clock. EUCHRE. WED. £l;i Open Oi-dci- Wod. El). £lo Open Ordei' Wed. Highest. Aksi.'l'SiiU'. for Five .NfiY'lits. WONDKUFUL" \'HV/A\ LIST includes Lady's .Silver Watch, also Gent's Gold Wsilull -\vitli H years' nuimilitei'. ftc, i'U\ ■ST. FRANCIS'S HALL, HILL-HT., 271 li OCTOBER. Wellington Kiichro Assembly. NOTK.-Plc.-ihc come uiii-Jy-S SHARP. Admission Us. ~ l~Ni ln rfcjo: : —~ rpiirS is to t.'ive~Noti< : o that on awl J- iiltcr this dole. rJljtli October l!tt-.1. I will not. lie responsible for aiij ilnl'lr: or li.-ibilitii's incurred in my name without my written '.-onsont. 1,. I. AYS«' lXr U'clllugk". -'JUi Oct., IL'.'j.