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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 136, 9 June 1926, Page 2

THE NEW BgINOESS, HE NE$ PSINpESS, ManncM street. Continuous Pictures, 11 to 10, Reserves ...... Dinl'42-580. I"THOSE WHO DARE." ■■-.■■■ "THOSE WHO DARE." V- "THOSE WHO DARE." "THOSE WHO DARE." . With a Notable Cast, including MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, JOHN BOWERS, EDWARD BURNS. JOHN BOWERS, EDWARD BURNS. A Lively Melodrama of the Sem. 2Something Unique! ALL "SHINGLE CONTESTANTS!" ' ALL "SHINGLE CONTESTANTS!" ALL "SHINGLE CONTESTANTS!" Come and see all of the 70 contestants Who entered this interesting competition. 1- ■ BETTY BRONSON and RICARDO CORTEZ In a Paramount Picture, "NOT SO LONG AGO." "NOT SO LONG AGO." "NOT SO LONG AGO." HERE'S A TRULY DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT. TiE LUXE THEATRE •L'E LUXE THEATRE (The finest theatre under the Southern Cross). , Heated Nightly for your Comfort. LAST 2 NIGHTS D. W. GRIFFITH'S D. W. GRIFFITH'S D. W. GRIFFITH'S (First Paramount Production) "THAT ROYLE GIRL." "THAT ROYLE GIRL." "THAT ROYLE GIRL." "THAT ROYLE GIRL." Cast includes CAROL DEMPSTER, W. C. FIELDS, W.C. FIELDS. HARRISON FORD, HARRISON FORD, JAMES KIRKWOOD. A revelation in screeucraft, acting, dramatic artistry, humour, and thrills. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION: MISS PHYLLIS BATES, WITH HER PARTNER, DANCING— (a.) Exhibition Waltz, (b) Paso Doble (Spanish). ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (Directed by Mr. L. D. Austin). Box Plans at The Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring theatre, Tel. 23-080. STRAND. T R A N D. Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. THREE BIG FEATURES. FRED THOMSON ■ FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON And ■SILVER KING • In "THAT DEVIL QUEMADQ." "THAT DEVIL QUEMADO." Thrilling and Romantic. Also, "STELLA M'ARIS." ' "STELLA MARIS." • . ■ Starring MARY PHILBIN. MARY PHILBIN. A Story of a Woman who loved two men, who both'loved another woman. Also, "BEHIND THE SCREEN." Featuring CHARLES CHAPLIN. E' MPRESS~THEATRE. MPRESS THEATRE, direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. NOW SHOWING, Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. "THE BEST PEOPLE." , "THE BEST PEOPLE," Packed with youth, colour, speed, pretty girls,, and wonderful comedy situations. It's a Paramount Picture, WITH A BRILLIANT CAST. Also "THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," "THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," A Master Picture. AN ALL-ROUND CAST. A Brilliant Western Story of Fair Play and Square Deals according to -man-made laws. Thrills and Delightful Humour. PATHE GAZETTE Includes scenes of Semi-finals of English Soccer Cup, Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, tho World-famous Grand National, and Pavlova's Arrival at Auckland. Reserves at Tho Bristol till 5. then at the Theatre. Ring 43-963. i A RTCR Aw T „T HEA TR E Artcraft theatre (Opposite Parliament Buildings). 7.45 AGAIN TO-NIGHT! 7.45 If you want a Real Evening's Enjoyment you Must Not Miss Seeing "HEAD WINDS" Starring ."HEAD WINDS" House Peters "HEAD WINDS" and "HEAD WINDS" Patsy Ruth Miller. The Most Thrilling Sea Wreck Ever Seen! MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK. Entr'acte: "Schuloff's "Valse in E Flat.' WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE PARENTS' ASSOCIATION. PRESENTATION TO MISS M'LEAN, M.A. PARENTS of past and present pupils are invited to attend at the Presentation to Miss M'Lean, to bo made at THE TOWN HALL On THURSDAY, 10th JUNE, 1926, At 8 p.m. Musical and Elocutionary Programme has been arranged. G. MITCHELL, j President. mO W N ' ' HALL. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 10th JUNE, at 8 p.m. PUBLIC MEETING OF CITIZENS To recognise the services rendered by MISS M'LEAN, M.A., During twenty-six .years us Principal of Wellington Girls' College. His Worship the Mayor will preside. The speakers will include the Prime. Minister, Right Hon. J. G. Coates. The programme is provided by Old Girls. At the Grand Organ, Mr. Robert Parker. All Citizens are cordially invited. PUBLIC PRESENTATION TO MISS MACLEAN, M.A., ON HER RETIREMENT AS PRINCIPAL OF ■• THE WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. THE Public are invited to attend a Public Meeting, to be held in the Town Hall on THURSDAY NEXT, the 10th ■ INSTANT,, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of making a Presentation to Miss Mac Lean, M.A., on her retirement as Principal of the Wellington Girls' College. C.B.NORWOOD, ...... Mayor. 7th June, 1926. /