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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 108, 3 November 1926, Page 2

LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS-BUT THE LOVE THIEF BROKE HEARTS , AS EASILY AS LOCKS. ■Hi? T TTYT? TTTF A TT?F (THE finest theatre under JL»__ J_U__J_ IIILAIRIL THE SOUTHERN CROSS). COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, 8 o'clock! MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. . 1 SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SOMETHING NOVEL! "THE LOVE THIEF" • „ Featuring NORMAN KERRY With an All-star Cast MARC M'DERMOTT, GRETA NISSEN, AND CISSY FITZGERALD. Duels, fights, intrigues of grasping Foreign Powers, Impressive Court Scenes, beautiful sets. A racy picture of Court Life and Spice, such as you have never witnessed before. See f'.o little bobbed siren make, the famous Love Thief act like an awkward lynteur. , STIMULATING! EXCITING! GORGEOUS! BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (Directed by Miss A. Bryers). Bos Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or Ring Theatre, Tel. 23-080. THE ADELPHI CABARET TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! MISS NEW ZEALAND NIGHT (Members of the International Vaudeville Company, Miss Canterbury, Miss Otago, and their Maids of Honour, also the four Wellington Finalists will be the guests of the Management.) DANCING 8.30 p.ni.-l a.m. BOOK YOUR TABLE AT ONCE—RING 28-294. THURSDAY NIGHT Dancing 8.30-12 FRIDAY NIGHT, Special Night in aid of Wellington Free Kindergarten, Dancing 8.30-1 (By arrangement with Miss Phyllis Bates, Miss Esma Cate and Mr. S. Colledge will dance a French Tango and Miss Wilma Rather and Mr. R. Francis an , Exhibition Charleston.) ' SATURDAY NIGHT '...." Dancing 8.30"l2 AFTERNOON SESSIONS AS USUAL - Tea and Dancing 3-5 PROTESTANT POLITICAL ', ASSOCIATION. > ! ]!M||D GREAT PROTESTANT GATHERING Iflffftl TOWN HALL VPrPvy THIS " THIS EVENING! REV. JOHN ENRIGHT (formerly Father Andrew, of the Passionist Fathers) will speak on "WHERE DOES ANGLO-CATHOLICISM LEAD?", and "PAGES FROM MY LIFE'S STORY." REV. 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