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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 118, 14 November 1925, Page 4

T: v o l i. I V O L I. The House of Selected Features. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW. NOW SHOWING.. A WONDERFUL SHOW. THE GREATEST BELL IN TOWN. No. 1— 8 Paramount Presents ' The James Cruzo Productions, BLAZING THE TRAIL OF ROMANCE, "THE COVERED WAGON." THE COVERED WAGON." "THE COVERED WAGON." . "THE COVERED WAGON." "THE COVERED WAGON." "THE COVERED WAGON." THE PICTURE THE WORLD IS TALKING ABOUT. Sealing the Summits of RomancePassing the Limits. for Thrills. The coward" nevei started; the weak died oil the way Only the strong survived the perils, the thrills you'll soo in tho . "COVERED WAGON." The 6tirring days of '49 live again. You'vo nover seen its like before; you'll never see it again. Also, LARRY SEMON LARRY SEMON In THE BARNYARD." ■THE BARNYARD." & Reai Cackle of Fun. And The Paramount Corned/, "OUT WEST,"Featuring AL. ST. JOHN, BUSTER KEATON, and ARBUCKLE. No Keystone Ever Had Anything on This. In Addition: A Selection of the Very Latest Topical, Scemo and Industrial Films. Book at The Bristol, or Ring 40-24&. \ RTCRAFT. ixRTCRAFT, 7.45 Something Good To-night! 7.45 Have you read "Tho Man Without a Heart," Ruby M. Ayros's Great Novel? If 80, you'll need no persuasion to come and see the picture vorsion! •THE MAN WITHOUT A HEART" "THE MAN WITHOUT A HEART" "THE MAN WITHOUT A HEART" Is a story uf a woman's indiscretion, a brother's saciifico, and a girl's devotion. YOU MUST SEE THIS ONE! Then we have a- very fine Gazette and a Most Amusing Comedy. MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK, which is both Appropriate and Delightful. SPECIAL ENTR'ACTE. "Grand Polonaise Heroiquo" (Pieczonka) i~kUEEN'S THEATRE. ' .. THEATRE. (The Cosiest House in Town.) TO-NIGHT — 7.45 — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT — 7.45 — TO-NIGHT. A Throbbing, Thrilling Talc of two men who go down to the sea in ships,"-their perils, their hardships, their romance. A SURGING DRAMA OF ACTION AND iNTRIGUE. "WOMEN WHO GIVE." "WOMEN WHO GIVE." "WOMEN WHO /GIVE." "WOMEN WHO GIVE." "WOMEN WHO GIVE." "WOMEN WHO GIVE." "WOMEN WHO GIVE." "WOMEN WHO GIVE." SUPERB CAST: RENEE ADOREE RENEE ADOREE. ROBERT FRAZER. ; ROBERT FRAZER. BARBARA BEDFORD.' ■BARBARA BEDFORD. FRANK KEENAN. FRANK KEENAN. JOSEPH DOWLING. JOSEPH DOWLING. EXTRA SPECIAL! 1925 MELBOURNE CUP. 1925 MELBOURNE CUP. -». 1925 MELBOURNE CUP. , 1920 MELBOURNE CUP. GRAND FINAL CHAPTER U.RAND FINAL CHAPTER . GRAND FINAL CHAPTER •"THE RIDDLE RIDER." - c "'THE RIDDLE RIDER." '•'THE MIDDLE-RIDER." v"THE RIDDLE RIDER." EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. King 'Phone 22-334 after 0 p.m. for Reserves. / SOCIETY OF' MUSICIANS. FOURTH ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, THURSDAY EVENING, . 19th NOVEMBER, 1925, 8 o'clock. ; —* • 1 Request Items will be,performed:— . 1. Symphony, No. 1, C. Major ] Beethoven 2. Overture, Leonore No. 3.. Beethovn 3. Memuet, "Columbine" Delahu^ c ■i. Four Characteristic Waltzes ■ Coleridge Taylor 5. Prelude to the Deluge (strings only) Saint Saens 6. Valse Triste '..Sibelius 7. Orchestral Suite, Op. 45 (Peer Gynt) Greig Tickets, 2s, 33, plus tax. Reserved seats at The Bristol Company. Conductor: Mr. Ch. W. Kerry. Hon. Secretary: Mr. E. C. Alderson, Highland Park, Tel. 42-438. ISLAND BAY EMPIRE THEATRE (The New Theatre). TO-NIGHT!!. TO-NIGHT!! Splendid Double Feature Programme, See TOM MIX in a New Role, his First Comedy Special, i "SOFT BOILED," A riot of laughter, replete with thrills. "EVERY MAN'S WIFE." | You cannot afford to miss the delightful ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN And HERBERT RAWLINSON, With Dorothy Phillips, the gifted star, who has just returned to the film stage. See this pulsing, moving Picture TO-NIGHT. BAND. FIRST BATTALION BAND AT LYALL BAY. WELLINGTON ARTILLERY BAND AT CENTRAL PA UK. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY i- . At 3 p.m.