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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 107, 6 May 1926, Page 2

EMPRESS THEATRE. Direction—Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT! .. BEBE DANIELS (the Screen's Comedienne), in a saucy, scintillating comedy, "LOVERS IN QUARANTINE." MONTY BANKS in "RACING LUCK." COMMENCING TO-MORROW! SH-SH-SH-SH!!! MYSTERY! THRILLS! SUSPENSE! "SEVEN- KEYS TO BALDPATE," The Mystery Sensation of the Ago, surpassing even "One Exciting Night," douglaTlixean, .-., "■. •"' EDITH ROBERTS, BETTY FRANCISCO. It would bring grins from a wooden Indian. It would raise the hair on a billiard ball. IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. - "THE. DARK SWAN,"; . A startling story of the lure of mere ..skin-deep beauty, With ' . MARIE PREVOST and HELEN CHADWICK. A romance of two sisters—one ravishingly beautiful, the other an ugly duckling—a "Dark Swan." .j.. BOX PLANS at The Bristol till 5 p.m.—then at Theatre (Telephone 43-963). COMMENCING 0$ FRIDAY, 14th MAY: "RECOMPENSE^ THE STARTLING SEQUEL TO "SIMON CALLED PETER." (Frpm the Novel by Robert Keable.) ■•■-; DIRECT FROM THE NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH-SEAS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. FAREWELL TOUR Of the . '■■ . : FAMOUS BAND OF THE 2nd BATTALION ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS. ' THREE CONCERTS ONLY. THREE CONCERTS ONLY. THREE CONCERTS ONLY. THREE CONCERTS ONLY. TOWN HALL SATURDAY, MONDAY, & TUESDAY, 15th, 17th, & 18th MAY. SATURDAY, MONDAY, & TUESDAY, 15th, 17th, & 18th MAY. PRICES: D.C. arid 0.5., Reserved, 4s (plus ta* and.booking fee); Unreserved, 4s (plus tax). Back Stalls, 3s (plus tax). Pit, 2s. Box Plan opens at The Bristol on MONDAY, 10th MAY. . Don't miss hearing Britain's Favourite Band, in the choicest gems from their extensive repertoire, as played in the famous Concert Halls of the Old World and at the Exhibition in Dunedin. ■ Y^^ -■-■'- MARLBOROUGH RACES. SATURDAY NEXT 1 SATURDAY NEXT! Special Excursion by the Luxurious Steamer Tamahine, leaving Wellington 7.30 and returning after last race, reaching Wellington about 10.30. Golden opportunity to see famous Marlborough Sounds and, participate in enjoyable Race Meeting. FINE WEATHER AND GOOD FIELDS ASSURED. ' '•'■■■ -,•" ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ' .'■.•■..■ ■■•'' ' ■ ■ ■ ;- COMPLIMENTARY RACE TICKETS ISSUED TO ALL PURCHASERS OF i ' ' " " .' STEAMER TICKETS.. < .1 •'.:....■■ CHANGE OF ADDRESS: CHANGE OF ADDRESS. LEADING OPTICIANS IN NEW PREMISES! '■'■ Our old 'premises having become too small io cope with our increasing business, we have, in the interests of our clients, moved to more commodious rooms in Willis street, immediately under Gamble & Creed's New Tearooms (late Ambassador Cabaret). Our new rooms are spacious and airy, and ouv workshop is the largest of its kind in New-Zealand, being fully equipped with the latest and most modern scientific apparatus. v Clients can therefore be assured that in future the attention and service we are able to give will be even better than that accorded in the past. ' Our business is purely optical, and you can consult us with every confidence. MORRISON & GILBERD, OPTICIANS, 70, WILLIS .STREET, WELLINGTON. ; , [ESTABLISHED 1892.] - : THE GREAT COAL STRIKE IS A GREAT CALAMITY, AND MUST AFFECT DRAPERY. £500 WORTH JUST LANDED FROM LONDON, TO BE SOLD AT 10/- IN THE £. ARCHER'S, UPPER CUBA STREET. Hat Trimmings, worth 10/6, to go 4/6 yard. Silk Evening Scarves,' trimmed chenille, 30/-. for 15/6. 6 Evening irocks (this seasons), worth 42/-, for 21/-. 60 yards* of Odd Lines of Drew Silks^to go out at 2/11 yard. 100 yards Velveteen, 2 shades only, to go at 1/11 yard. 60 Children's Dresses, to go 2/6 each. 20 only Children's Velour Coats, nil sizes, togo at 21/-. 15 Ladies' All-wool Jumpeiß, to go 8/11.. 6 Ladies' All-wool One-piece Dresses 17/6. Coloured All-wool Dress Flannel, to go 2/11 yard Large Towels, to go at 1/- and 1/6. Single Bed Sheets, to go at ,4/6 each. Double Bid Sheets to go at 6/3 each. Table Lengths of Damask, to go 3/6. each. Pillow Slips, to go at 1/-. Black Fur Stoles, t O> go at 15/6. 1 only Skunk Neok Tie, large size, 847- ---, 20 dozen Ladies' Nightdresses, all samples, to go 4/11. FUR COATS FROM £8/15/-. AIM STRAIGHT FOR ARCHER'S, UPPER CUBA STREET. 2/11 IMPERIAL RECORDS 2/11 EACH. THOUS I A^DS n TO m |E e LECT PROM. THEJEST.AND EACH. Z lFvs j^&^r-' 1410 2^^x%^& s) is2s£^eT^it^L,) ■ MB4M=, a %S^ BabfelH (So f g) 1431 Lolita (Song). 1502 Good-bye |af (F.T.) _ 1433 M^S Came on a' Rainy Day ■iaoo k ' r /S^? hlckl Cmcken (F.T.) Seminola (Song-) ?,?nT$ Tl) 1467 Samson John^n Medley (Vocal) urn UU?«i».7ft i /wT-> Farmyard Serenade (Vocal) 1431 Tffirt tWooS and You AITKEN'S ARCADE, 2/11 EACH. 5, COURTENAY PLACE, 2/11 EACH. Sole Wellington Agents for Imperial Records. Peerless Gramophones-Latest models' / t0 select from— 7/- weekly; no deposit. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. T HE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL GB^ T . PUBLIC^EMONSTRATION In support of the MR H- UTF IMPt'f I \VHTTP STRIKING BRITISH WORKERS, MR. H. TEMPLE WHIIE. STRIKING BRITISH WORKERS STRIKING BRITISH WORKERS! TOWN HALL, SATURDAY NEXT, at 8. In.the . ' X^MPRESS THEATRF; "JUDAS MACCABAEUS." -^MpRESS THEATRE "JUDAS MACiCABAEUS." EMPRESS THEATRE,' _ . . Willis street, . Soloists: , . Soprano .MRS. J. F. WOODWARD 15UNDAY EVENING NEXT, Contralto.. .MRS. WILFRED ANDREWS SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, Tenor MR. HAROLD PRESCOTT At 8. Baritone MR. WM. WATTERS ' ~T ' Speakers: Prices 5s (res.), 3s (res.), plus tax, and Messrs. R. Semple, ,T. Roberts, W. T. 2s. Young, and W. Bromley. Box Plan at The Bristol. «„,, •.„ ._ ~",, ,• A supply of 2s Tickets will be on sale J)°°lS °pen 7" 15- C°"e<*°»at the Box Office To-morrow (Friday). qpjjoiAL Sale Bargains-Winceyette, Is W. E. CALDOW, ° 3d, Is 6d yard; Splendid Double Bed Hon. Secretary. Ticking, Is 6d yard; Ripple Cloths, good Telephone 43-912. shades, Is 3d yard; Strong Damask, Is 6d yard; Good Forfar, Is yard. E. Clowes, 1, Courtenay-pl.