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

IRENE'S HERE! -ARRIVED IN HER ALICE BLUE GOWN WITH SIXTY GLORIFIED HOLLYWOOD BEAUTIES. THE BEST DRESSED LAUGH SHOW THAT EVER CAME TO TOWN! COMMENCING TO-DAY! PARAMOUNT T H E AT RE (COURTENAY PLACE). Afternoon, 2.30. TWICE DAILY. 7.45 Evening. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. BROADWAY'S SWEETHEART FOR TWO YEARS —She left, but they still love her. . . . Never wanted to see her go. But she's here: Irene O'Dare! More nerve than is good for her. A heart that's too big for her. A little bit of salt, but a lot of sweetness—a dainty slip of rare completeness. OUT OF A SHANTY INTO A MANSIONOUT OF HEAVEN INTO YOUR HEART! ! IRELAND MUST BE HEAVEN; IRENE CAME FROM THERE! COLLEEN MOORE In Her Greatest Comedy Achievement. "IRENE" "IRENE" WITH THE AVORLDIS GREATEST STYLE SHOW IN NATURAL COLOURS. A FESTIVAL OF FASHION FOR THOSE WHO WEAR DRESSES AND THOSE WHO PAY FOR THEM. SIXTY GLORIOUS SUNKIST HOLLYWOOD BEAUTIES BRING THE SUNSHINE AND THE GOWNS WITH THEM. . . . CREATIONS A YEAR AHEAD OF CURRENT STYLES. Adapted from the Famous Musical Comedy Success, with LLOYD HUGHES GEORGE K. ARTHUR, CHARLIE MURRAY. A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE. GORGEOUS "IRENE" PROLOGUE BY MISS KATHLEEN p'BRIEN|'PUPILS WILL PRECEDE THE PICTURE PRESENTATION EACH EVENING. ALL THE GLORIOUS "IRENE" MUSICAL SCORE, INCLUDING:—"ALICE BLUE GOWN " "IRENE/ "CASTLE OF DREAMS," "SKY ROCKET." ALL THE! WONDERFUL MELODIES THAT SET YOU THRILLING WILL BE RENDERED BY THE PARAMOUNT SOLO ORCHESTRA. (Eleven Instrumentalists under the Direction of MR. R. R. CAULTON) ENGLISH GAZETTE. PATHE REVIEW. "FELIX" CARTOON. DON'T DELAY, BOOK NOW. BOX PLAN at the Utility Stationery Shop (next to Theatre), Telephone 21-838. Or Ring Theatre, Telephone 21-842. THE NEW ADELPHI CABARET (HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, CUBA STREET) ' PROGRAMME FOR %. ACE WEEK SEASON-/ MONDAY, sth JULY—GRAND OPENING NIGHT, 5.30-1 a.m. Subscription, 7s 6d. TUESDAY, 6th July— ADELPHI RACE BALL. 9 p.m.- 2 a.m. Subscription, 10s 6d. WEDNESDAY, 7th JULY—Red Cross Night. (Part proceeds in aid of Red Cross Funds.) 8.30-1 a.m. Subscription, 7s 6d. THURSDAY, Bth JULY—GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT, 8.30-1 a.m. Subscription, 7s 6d. FRIDAY, 9th JULY-FREAK AND FANCY DRESS DANCE, 8.30-1 a.m. Subscription, 7s Cd. / ■ . SATURDAY, 10th JULY—FINAL NIGHT OF RACE SEASON, 5.30-12. Subscription, 7s 6d. Reservations for any of these Nights should be made by Ringing 28-294. DAILY SESSIONS AS USUAL DURING RACE WEEK, . LUNCHEON 12-2, AFTERNOON TEA 3-5. MANUEL HYMAN'S FAMOUS EXHIBITION ORCHESTRA AT ALL SESSIONS. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ATHLETIC PARK 3rd JULY, at 2.4 a p.m. 'VARSITY v. ORIENTAL. At 1.15 p.m. SELWYN v. HUTT. NEWTOWN PARK. At 2.45 p.m. ATHLETIC v. MARIST. And ATHLETIQ v. TRAINING COLLEGE. (SENIOR B) ADMISSION, 0d; LADIES, FREE. A. E. NEDLSON, Secretary. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALLJ FOOTBALL! TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), MSP.M. BASIN RESERVE 2 . 45 P . M. THE GAME OF THE SEASON, FIRST CUP MATCH FOR E.F.A. TROPHY. AUCKLAND v. WELLINGTON. 1.30 p.m. — CURTAIN-RAISER — 1.30 p.m. SEATOUN v. MARIST N. (A) SIXTH DIVISION. ADMISSION, Is; STAND, Is. SATURDAY, 10th JULY. * BASIN RESERVE. CHATHAM CUP (Final) HOSPITAL v. V.M.C.A. B. MABIN, Hon. Sec, W.F.A. CALCIMITE, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SANITARY WHITEWASH AVAILABLE. SOLD IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. ALL ONE PRICE, 2s 6d per 4-gallon tin. Applied by hand or with spraying machine, one tin will cover eighty square yards. FACTORIES, WOOL STORES, GARAGES, AND ALL MODERN CONCRETE, BRICK, AND IRON BUILDINGS ARE NOW BEING SPRAYED WITH - ' CALCIMITE. ACETONE I. & W. CO., LTD., •243, THORNDON QUAY. Telephone 40-802. NOTICE. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. THE Ladies of Eastbourne who are in- HAWKERS' BY-LAW. terested in the Fire Brigade Equipment Fund are invited to meet the May- AUCTION SALE OF STREET oress at the Council Chambers, East- STANDS. bourne, at 3 p.m. SATURDAY, 3rd July. QTANDS wil] be by Auction at t])o —— £j Office of the Chief Traffic -Inspector, „ ■ „* „,-,» „„,„,„ , , * . , Cuba street, on MONDAY, the sth July, Estate of JAMES HOWIE, late of Auck- im ftt 23 q p m land, formerly of Wellington, Coit- ' Applicants will' bo required to produce tractor, Deceased. • y ic ; r Li ccnS es. Particulars on application , '. ■„. , „ to Inspector's Office. A LL persons having claims against the R TAIT. xl- estate of the above-named deceased 4ctinE-Towu Clerk are requested to forward the same (with „ T , , 09( , * •, . full particulars) to the undersigned. , lst Jwy' iJ-°-MAZENGARB, HAY, AND ' T?ND of Lease Sale—Ladies' Footwear, MACALISTER, . J-J . from 4s lid; Gent's Boots, from 17s Solicitors for the Administratrix, Cd; Slippers, 2s pair. Hooper's, 243, Rid--21, Brandon street, Wellington. diford-st.