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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 105, 4 May 1926, Page 2

DE LUXE THEATRE E LUXE THEATRE (The Finest Theatre Under the Southern Cross). TO-NIGHT! 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT! IT'S HERE AT LAST! : James Cruze's; Successor to "THE COVERED WAGON." A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL. A Heroic Romance of the Lightning Riders of the Old Frontiers. Ten Reels of Matchless THRILLS* ROMANCE, AND HUMOUR. "THE. PONY EXPRESS," ■ "THE PONY EXPRESS," " THE PONY EXPRESS," ' "THE PONY EXPRESS," •!THE PONY EXPRESS," "THE PONY EXPRESS," " THE PONY EXPRESS," ■• "THE PONY EXPRESS," "THE PONY EXPRESS," "THE PONY EXPRESS," "THE PONY EXPRESS," " THE PONY EXPRESS," " THE PONY EXPRESS," ! ",THE PONY EXPRESS," " THE PONY EXPRESS," " THE PONY EXPRESS," ■•■■■ Featuring BETTY CO-MESON, RICARDO CORTEZ, ERNEST TORRENCE, -WALLACE BEERY. RIDE AND THRILL WITH THE PONY EXPRESS over burning alkali—through ice and snow, across 2000 miles of unblazed tract; through scorching sun and black ■/ • ■ of night. ' HERE'S THE GREATEST OF ALL THRILLING ROMANCE. SPECTACLES. Special Musical Score. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (Directed by Mr. L. D. Austin). Overture—"The Barber of Seville"...Rossini Box" Plans at The Bristol Piano Co., Ait-ken's Book Arcade, or Ring Theatre, Tel. 23-080. DE " LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE : THEATRE. (The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross.) - COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, ■' • :8 o'clock. MATINEE, SATURDAY, 2.30, A PROGRAMME OF EXTRAORDINARY MERIT. . . No. 1. ■ AN AVALANCHE OF LAUGHS. AN AVALANCHE OF LAUGHS. AN AVALANCHE OF LAUGHS. YOU'LL. LAUGH-ROAR—SHRIEK. YOU'LL LAUGH-ROAR—SHRIEK. YOU'LL LAUGH-ROAR-SHRIEK. When you See ■''DOUGLAS1 MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." -.. "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." ■ , \ "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." j;-;-.'- ..■.-; ;-• :;.,'ln ■ ■'■..,_,■■■■ ... The Funniest • and Jollies Parcel of Joy he's ever given, , . This Picture will send you home smiling. Made for folks who love to laugh and thrill. . The kind of Picture that makes one happy. Douglas: Mac Lean says it's his ■ greatest Comedy. , "" f YOU'LL AGREE' WITH' HIM. YOU'LL AGREE WITH HIM. •Entitled,. , . "INTRODUCE MB." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." •■'■ -"''INTRODUCE ME." - ■: ":"INTRODUCE ME." ■■■'■ ' "INTRODUCE ME."' "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." (It's a Paramount Special.) A Snappy Comedy that effervesces and bubbles merrily to the end. The situations throughout evoke hilarious . laughter. It's a perfect .Comedy. You'll want to see .! ■ „• it; twice. '.. Whatever your ailment—PlP, BLUES or the HUMP, " "DON'T MISS SEEING "INTRODUCE ME.?' ' "INTRODUCE ME." . "INTRODUCE ME." . . Feature No. 2. Another Wonderful Series of those Strange Pictures, No. 4, STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 ■ STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 •■ STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 • STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 STEREOSCOP|KS No. 4. Glasses will be given Patrons each Evening. ( Glnssea will be given -Patrons at the Matinee ■ on-. Saturday. SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. by Mr. Ij. D. Austin. . Box Plans at1. The Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or Ring Theatre, Tel. 23-080. • CHARLEY'S AUNT SOCIAL CLUB. : NOTICE TO MEMBERS. OPENING NIGHT, 1926. mi-IE OPENING SOCIAL EVENING X for 1926 will bo held in the TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER on WEDNESDAY, sth MAY,, commencing at 7.45 slurp. An artistic programme will be presented by members of tho Club. A limited number of Visitors' Tickets will bo issued, and may bo obtained and reservod at N.ORMAN E. AITKEN'S, Hon. Secretary, 5, Courtonay place. THE "WAYSIDE PULPIT." A NOVEL and happy method of convey- ** ing a weekly "Tonic Message" to nil who pass the Church has been adopted by .the Terrace- Congregational Church, coiner of-Boweu. street ■ and The Terrace. There is a neatly-framed poster behind a glass front, which is changed every week, containing a pithy sentence that is as near a proverb as possible without actually being one. It is not tho usual test, or 'the well-known phrase, but a bracing, inspiring thought that will arrest attention, and do a man or woman good. Here is a sample, "Don't worry, it may never happen." Look out for it when you pass next time. Corner of The Terrace and Bowcn The' Minister (the Rev. E. R. Weeks) will give the Second of a series of Addresses on "The Modern Use of the Bible," on WEDNESDAY OF NEXT WEEK, 12th MAY. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD, FREE Cookery Demonstrate- by MISS MARION CHRISTIAN (Liverpool School of Cookery Diploma), WEDNESDAY. sth MAY, 1926, 3 p.m. -Subject: "Mutton Cutlets (Nelson style), Sponge .iPudding, Cornish Tea Cake, Scones."- .