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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 18, 21 July 1926, Page 2

TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. AN UNPARALLELED ACHIEVEMENT IN MOTION PICTURES. "YPRES" "YPRES" "YPRES" The story of the Immortal "YPRES" Salient. Read what the pap"YPRES" era say of the picture: "YPRES" "YPRES" "Dominion". —"It is an epic "YPRES" picture. The picture must "YPRES" must have been planned and "YPRES" executed by a great artist, for "YPRES" never for a minute does one "YPRES" get away from the impression "YPRES" that it is all real." "YPRES" "YPRES" "Times".—The film was "YPRES" shown for the first time at "YPRES" the Opera House last evening, "YPRES'" and was accorded a magnifi"YPßES" cent reception. It created a "YPRES" profound impression. The "YPRES" lighting in the Ypres salient "YPRES"' lias been rendered in a picture "YPRES" of which the British Empire "YPRES" has every reason to be proud " "YPRES" "YPRES" "Evening Post".—"Tank and "YPRES poison gas attacks, trench "YPRES" raids, mine explosions, and "YPRES" concerted attacks and countev"YPKES" attacks, all figure in the pro"YPRES" duction, and leave one breath"YPRES" less with amazement." "YPRES" "YPRES" Passed and approved by "YPRES" J "ypres" his majesty's army "ypres" council, "ypres;; "YPRES" The film that every lover of "YPRES" the Empire ought to see. "YPRES" "YPRES"' Preceded'by '•YPRES" "ypres" -in an estaminet" "ypres" "in an estaminet" "ypres" "in an estaminet" ;;ypres;; "YPRES" (A Diggers' Impromptu "YPRES" Concert). "YPRES" "YPRES" Cast: Messrs. Barton Ginger "YPRES" Rigby, Rogers, Dicke-Bush! "YPRES" Haddow, "MacDonaid, and "YPRES" Diggers. "YPRES" "YPRES" rtRAND OPERA HOUSE. ■ "YPRES" *-* RAND OPERA HOUSE. "YPRES" GRAND OPERA HOUSE. "YPRES" "YPRES" Direction: Fuller-Hayward "YPRES" Theatres. "YPRES" "YPRES" MATINEES DAILY 2.30. "YPRES" MATINEES- DAILY 2.30. "YPRES" MATINEES DAILY 2.30. "YPRES" "YPRES" NIGHT PRICES: D.C. Re- " YPRES" served 4s, Unreserved 3s, "YPRES" Stalls Reserved Ss, Unreserved "YPRES" 2s 6d, Gallery Is 6d (prices "YPRES" plus tax). "YPRES" MATINEE PRICES: D.C. 2s, "YPRES" Stalls Is. "YPRES" "YPRES" Box Plan 'at The Bristol till 5. "YPRES" and after 6.30 at the Opera "YPRES" House. "YPRES" "YPRES" "YPRES" SEASON PALMERSTON NORTH, PALACE THEATRE, 26th,27th, 28th July OUALiT1, tMA'I'rW, ItMD UM. *<* TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Paramount's Great Special Masterpiece, The Greatest Melodrama ever flared upon a Screen. "THAT ROYLE GIRL," "THAT ROYLE GIRL,'-' Produced by the World's Greatest Director, D. W. GRIFFITH. 10 reels of the most gripping and most lavishly produced entertainment you have ever seen. And a cyclonic finish, greater than the climax of "Way Down East,'' featuring Carol Dempster, W. C. Fields, James Kirkwood, and Harrison Ford. ROLL UP! ROLL UP! ROLL UP! ROLL UP! To the WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. ONLY a few days left to see this wonderful display of All New Zealandmade -Goods. Don't neglect your opportunity! Come to-day! Ladies' Rest Room. Red Cross Nurses in Attendance. First-class Orchestra. Catering by Adelphi Cabaret. DIORAMA OF WELLINGTON AS SHOWN AT WEMBLEY. WELLINGTON WINTER SHOW. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. HUNDREDS OF ATTRACTIONS. Wonderful Demonstrations of Glass-blow-ing by Miss Mac Kingsley. Unique Exhibits by Technical School Students. Line up for The Whip, The .Merry-go-round, The Dodgems, The Ocean Wave, and The Merry Mix-up! Exhibition open daily 10 a.m. till 10 p.m., until Saturday, 24th July. Tea, Luncheon, and Supper Rooms from 11 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES. SPECIAL BUS SERVICES. Reduced Fares on Eastbourne Steamers. V- COVERS ADMISSION TO BOTH SHEDS. J The Best Shilling's Worth in New I Zealand! ! INDUSTRIAL SHOW SHED 17, I Head of Eastbourne Ferry Wharf and ! ; opposite Bunny street. WINTER SHOW SHED 29, _. I At approach to King's Wharf. Business Men's Luncheon, hot or cold, at Shed 17. Hot Pies and Cold Lunch can be had at Shed 29. Have Lunch and see the Show at the same time. TNVITATION PIANOFORTE RECITAL By STUDENTS OF MRS. ETHEL MACKAY, Kindly Assisted by MRS. GLEN-GRANGE, MISS EDNA BRADLEY, AND MISS ROSE PALMER. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, 27th JULY, 1926, At 7.45 p.m. Seats may be Reserved at The Bristol Piano Co. on and after Tuesday, 20th July, at a fee of Is Id. ! j^GAIO QUEEN CARNIVAL. WELLINGTON CARD CHAMPIONSHIP NGAIO TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, 22nd JULY, AND SATURDAY, 31st JULY. Cribbage and 500. Two Solid Silver Cups. j Beat aggregate over two nights. Two ! prizes value £2, and two prizes value 10s each night. Commencing 8 sharp till 10 p.m. Hall Heated. Admission, 2s 6d. Supper Provided. Bell Bus leaves Bowen-st. 7.30 p.m., returning 10.10 p.m. Train from Thorndon, 7.25 p.m. (15 minutes' journey). COUNTRY Orders—We give special attenton to Country Orders, and pay freight on amounts of 30s or over. Price lists on application. Send for price list today. Do it now. Sanitarium Health Food Shepv -I* Willis-st, " j