EMPRESS. EMPRESS. Direction —Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. COMMENCING FRIDAY! . . ■ The Best Picture Entertainment Ever Offered to the Citizens of Wellington. TWO SPECIAL FEATURES ON ONE PROGRAMME! A Joyride Through Laughland With fITTAPTJTC (Charley's aunt) ox v \jjj.^s.r.uLri (Charley's aunt) In A Screen Adaptation of Harold M'Grath's Famous Novel and Play, "THE MAN ON THE BOX." A MASTER PICTURE. Cab, Sir? Maid, Sir? Laugh, Sir? Syd Chaplin supplies all three in this greatest of all .Comedies. It will get every laugh you've got! Also, H-T fYRTA SWANSON (THE ONE AND ONLY gloria) yjcLjyjJXlJ^ OVY J\~n i3\JJX (THE ONE AND ONLY GLORIA) "STAGE STRUCK." IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE! You'll be Fun Struck! You'll be Gown Struck! You'll be Gasp Struck by Gloria in "Stage Struck." Luxuriously produced, with many gorgeous scenes in Technicolour. BOX PLANS now on view at The Bristol. Positively No Free List. DO YOU REALISE THAT FOX THE S.V:.:\] PRICES AS ELSEWHERE YOU CAN OBTAIN LUNCHEON LUNCHEON At the NEW ADELPHI CABARET With MANUEL HYMAN'S ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. THIS FAMOUS EXHIBITION BAND will play to you also at AFTERNOON TEA From 3 till 5 And at the EVENING CABARET From 8.30 till 12 RODNEY A. PANKHURST, Manager. TELEPHONE 28-294. DON'T FORGET SATURDAY! GRAND ENTERTAINMENT TOWN HALL SATURDAY 12th JUNE, 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY The Rev. T. Fielden Taylor is looking forward to a bumper house at the Town Hall on Saturday Night. Lots of people are coming to see what this big surprise ia going to be, but if you are not interested in surprises, come along and see th« Entertainment, anyway. If Taylor arranged it, it's bound to be good—and 2/- won't break you. MR. ANDREWS'S ORCHESTRA. DANCES BY PUPILS OF MR. J. KNOWSLEY. SYMPATHY TICKET 2/-. REMEMBER—YOU'VE GOT SATURDAY BOOKED! BOX PLAN OPEN AT THE BRISTOL THURSDAY MORNING. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS SALE. HAVING SOLD OUR LEASE, THE WHOLE OF OUR STOCKS HAVE TO GO. BIGGER AND BETTER VALUES AT GLEN-ARA PHARMACY, 94, CUBA STREET. '' ; SHOP FITTINGS AND FURNITURE FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. SHOP FITTINGS AND FURNITURE FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. HEAVY STOCKS AT ' ' .';. \ L EVANS & CO., LTD., DRAPERS, 144-146, CUBA STREET, DEMAND A CLEARANCE SALE OF SURPLUS GOODS. NOTE THESE PRICES: 59/6 "PETONE" ALL-WOOL EXTRA LARGE DOUBLE BED WHITE BLANKETS. Sale Price 42/- per pair. 35/6 GREY "PETONE" ALL-WOOL THREE-QUARTER SIZE BLANKETS. 22/6 100 loV'bROWN BUSH RUGS-Heavy and warm. Sale Price 5/U 56-INOH STRIPED TICKING—2/11. Now 1/6 yard WHITE FLANNELETTE BLANKETS— Single Bed 4/11, Double 6/11 52-INCH UNBLEACHED DAMASK-2/6 yard. Now 1/6 yard 3/6 ALL SHADES RIBBED CASHMERE ALL-WOOL HOSE— For 2/6 ALL-WOOL JUMPER SUITS—New Baraples. 25/- and 39/6 15/6 QUALITY CREAM ALL-WOOL COMBINATIONS— Now 7/6 pair 6 ONLY BLACK VELOUR CLOTH COSTUMES-6 guineas. Now 25/6 VISIT OUR BIG SALE TO-MORROW! L, EVANS & CO., LTD., THE DRAPERS, 144-146, CUBA STREET.
THE PUBLIC! BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! SEE PAGE 6. SEE PAGE 6. MACDUFFS MONEY-SAVING PRICE-LIST LOWER HUTT! LOWER HUTT! ON THE GROUND. SATURDAY 19th JUNE, 1926, SATURDAY At 2.30 p.m. rp'HAT CHARMING AND WONDERFULLY-EQUIPPED BUNGALOW HOME, •*- built for nntl occupied by Dr. W. Little, vrho is retiring from practice owing to ill-health. Tliis home occupies the sunniest corner block in the Valley, viz., Cornwall street and Knight's rond. The Greatest Opportunity ever offered for an everlasting nnd gorgeous home. FULL PARTICULARS LATER. Card to view from JUSTIN M. POWER, Auctioneer, MAIN ROAD, LOWER HUTT. TELEPHONES: HUTT 70, TOWN 46-563.
MARSDEN SCHOOL BAZAAR. ON SATURDAY, 12th JUNE, a Bazaar is to be held at 20, FITZHERBEUT TERRACE, to assist the Marsden School Building Fund. It will be opened at 2.30 and 7.30. There will also be a Concert in the evening. . j
EUCHRE. EUCHRE. S. ANNE'S HALL. Green-st., Newtown, TO-NIGHT and every WEDNESDAY. 14 good prizes. Two £1 open orderß, two 10s open. orders, two 5s open orders, and 8 other good prizes. Admission Is. Euchre 8 sharp.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 136, 9 June 1926, Page 2
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