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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 1, 1 July 1926, Page 2

PARAMOUNT THEAT R E (COURTENAY PLACE). . COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY)! Afternoon, 2.30. TWICE DAILY. 7.45 Evening. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. THE WORLD'S GREATEST FASHION SHOW. COLLEEN MOORE "IRENE" In "IRENE" COLLEEN MOORE'S GREATEST COMEDY ACHIEVEMENT-A SPARKLING BIT OF IRISH WIT WHO TEASES HER WAY INTO HEARTS. COME ON OVER-SEE COLLEEN'S FASHION SHOW, THE GREATEST OF.THE AGE -SEE COLLEEN IN THE ALICE BLUE «OWN-MOST OF^THE PICTURE IS IN REAL COLOURS-AND THE GOWNS ARE SIMPLY GORGEOUS. IT'S TOO BIG A SHOW FOR ANYONE TO MISS-AND JUST THE R-IND YOU'LL COME BACK TO LAUGH OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN. The Screen can offer no greater evening of complete entertainment. AND, OH, THAT SWEET "IRENE" MUSIC-"Alice Blue Gown," "Irene " "Castle of Dreams," "Sky Rocket"—all the wonderful melodies that set you thrilling with romance. Come and hear them. THE BEST-DRESSED LAUGH SHOW THAT EVER CAME TO TOWN. ■ With LLOYD HUGHES, GEORGE K. ARTHUR, CHARLIE MURRAY. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION. GORGEOUS '-IRENE" PROLOGUE BY MISS KATHLEENjCTBRIENS PUPILS WILL PRECEDE THE PICTURE PRESENTATION EACH EVENING. ENGLISH GAZETTE. ' / PATHE REVIEW. "FELIX" CARTOON. THE PARAMOUNT SOLO ORCHESTRA. (Eleven Instrumentalists under'-ihe Direction of MR. R. R. CAULTON) BOOK EARLY! • '' * BOOK EARLY! BOX PLAN at the Utility Stationery Shop (next' to Theatre), 'Telephone 21-838. Or Ring Theatre, Telephone 21-842. " ' '■ ■ ' __—-—— —i EMPRESS. EMPRESS. Direction—Fuller-Hayward Theatres.' ■' Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY)! TWO SPLENDID FEATURES -FOR DISCRIMINATING PICTURE-GOERS! JOSEPH. CONRAD'S "LORJ> JIM" IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE-ADAPTED FROM HIS FAMOUS NOVEL. A Superlative, Cast Includes PERCY MARMONT, SHIRLEY MASON, NOAH BEERY, RAYMOND HATTON, and JOSEPH DOWLING. The Greatest Epic of Cowardice, Courage, and Love every written. The tang of the Sea, the lure of the Tropics, the mixture of Races, the seething Seaports of the Onent-r all are to be seen in this never-to-be-forgotten classic. Also, FRED THOMSON &hisfamousHoseSlLVEß KING In " THE - BANDIT'S BABY " (A MASTER PICTURE.) No' greater combination of pathos, thrills, and laughter has ever been screened. A thousand laughs—a thousand thrills. PATHE GAZETTE—lncluding scenes from tlie Australian-Leicestershire Match. The Final of the English Cup, showing the winning goal being scored, as taken by the slow-motion camera, and Armistice Day. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. .BE WISE-BOOK EARLY! TURNING COATS INTO MONEY. FRIDAY ' AT NINE , FRIDAY EVERY DAY ONE_>OUND LESS. 104 VELOUR COATS MUST BE SOLD 104 VELOUR COATS MUST BE SOLD 104 VELOUR COATS MUST BE S JLD 104 VELOUR COATS MUST -BE SOLD We still have 104 Velour Coats left and theie »imply must be sold hefore stocktaking. These coats are all imported English''Coats of high class manufacture, many being-whe-lmed and far-trimmed in the latest flared _$> lei. Many of these coats range in price. ';: *s high *• 0 and -10 guineas <•• > FPtIDAY AND'SATURDAY PICK ANY *'_£._. , VELOUR" COAT AT 5 > . i .J**' • MONDAY r £3. TU,ESDAY-£2. WEDNESDAY- £1. Matrons' Black Velour Coats—Ami'ncan opossum collai? and cuffs, half-lined silk, 10 guineas; On Friday £4 Plain Grey Velour—Flared, half lined «ilk, 'American opossum collar and cuffs, £9 15s; On Friday £4. Wine Ribbed -Velour Fitch Opossum collar and cuffs, lined thiough brocaded silk, 10 guineas, on Friday £4. And many othci Smart Coats , QUEREE BROS., 116, WILLIS STREET. CHEMIST'S SALE. LAST FEW DAYS! WE HAVE STILL A LARGE STOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF ABSOLUTELY AT COST PRICE. ABSOLUTELY AT COST PRICE. IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT GLEN-ARA PHARMACY, 94, CUBA STREET. AUCTION SALE OF FITTINGS, ETC., ON 12th JULY. "THE CHIC." RACE WEEK SPECIALS. THE LATEST IN COATS—In various colours ■ : • - £5/5/SMART MODEL HATS At Prices to Suit All FUJI JUMPERS, EVENING GOWNS (attractive styles), SPANISH SHAWLS (in tempting colours). SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. "THE CHIC," HANNAH'S NEW BUILDINGS, 91, CUBA STREET. SIMS' STOCKTAKING SALE. THE WHOLE STOCK REDUCED. HUNDREDS OF GENUINE BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, CUTLERY, HARDWARE, AND TOOLS. Electric Lamps, 16, 32, and 50 c.p., 1/9 Strong Claw Hammers, 1/9, 2/9, and 3/6 each ." ' each Wringers, 12in., from 27/6 each Pointed Garden Hoes, 2/- each Washing Mops, 1/9 and 2/3 each CROCKERY SPECIALS: 'Casters, 1/3 per set ■ -. jece ga , ad _ et ___, 6/3 H0»s?hold Thermometers, 2/- each.- R ' , Doulton Cups and Saucers, now 4/9 M.I.P. Oil Stoves, 8/- each eac[l Iron Handles, 1/- each Ghi - H Bos with hinged lids now Primus Stoves, 15/6 and 16/6 each j, lO ~-^ Strong Scissors 1/-. 1/6, and 2/- per,pair 3 _ t / Q ' { _, gt _ 18/6 Hedge Shears, 8m 5/6, 9in 6/6 per pan- val\ ,_, * eK-tv*. 2ft Rules, 1/9 each WEEK-END SNIPS. Adjustable Wrenches, 1/6 and 2/3 per pair Parkes's No. 1 Garden Spades, halfUseful Trowels, 2/- each bright, 7/8 each Plasterers' Floats, 2/- each Square Ant. Coppered Coal Vases, old Chisel Handles, 3 for 1/- price 45/-, now 32/6 Gimlets, 6d each Round Ant. Coppered Coal Vases, old Brad Awls, 3 for 1/- price 40/-, now 30/DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! AT BOTH SHOPS THE SIMS HARDWARE CO., LTD., I CUBA-ST., CITY, & JACKSON-ST., PETONE. ■ ■■Il|—!■!!«__■»■■_____——__■■■■■ ll—■■lH—l I ll.—— ——■»»——_—_■——i—M———————■_———■■* < T>AD Legs and Painful Chronic Ulcers THE PEN DOCTOR. . -*> completely and permanently Healed. IS the recognised medic for Fountain 4 to 6 applications of Varex^.will do it.Pens and Eversharp Pencils. Consul- Varex Ltd., G.P.0., Box 1558; Wellingtations free. Geo. Jeffrey, Stationer, ton. Nurse Pearsall, 95, Courtenay-pl., Lambton-ijy. . Wellington.