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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 143, 21 June 1927, Page 2

QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE, Upper Cuba sti'cct. TO-NIGHT-S-TO-NIGHT. VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS! SUPER PICTURE PRODUCTION! No. 1— A burning action drama covering the whole range of human emotions—Love, Hate, Sorrow, Joy, the Primitive Passion of Battle between Man and Man, and Flaming Love between Man aud Woman. "WINGS OF THE STORM." "WINGS OF THE STORM." "WINGS OV THE STORM." "WINGS OF THE STORM." "WINGS OF THE STORM." "WINGS OF THE STORM." (Fox Super Attraction.) Starring at the head of a noteworthy cast, WILLIAM RUSSELL—REED HOWES And the new Dog Wonder, "THUNDER"—CANINE SENSATION! Attraction No. 2— VAUDEVILLE ITEMS SUPERB. Including the talented Australasian Entertainer, FRANK ANDREWS, FRANK ANDREWS, In Sensational Comedy Piano Playing Act. Also, AMBASSADOR MUSICAL TRIO Playing of Piano, Saxophone, and American Banjo in eccentric style. Ring 22-334 for Reserves. TPMPRESS. ■•^MPRESS. Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. NOW SHOWING. From 11 a.m.. to 10 p.m. DON'T MISS THIS! "THE RANGER OF THE BIG PINES." '•THE RANGER OF THE BIG PINES." "THE RANGER OF THE BIG PINES." "THE RANGER OP THE BIG PINES." Powerfully dramatic aud filled with the romance of the West. Featuring KENNETH HARLAN KENNETH HARLAN And T-lELENE COSTELLO. HELENE COSTELLO. Also, "N-.Z. AT WORK AND PLAY." "N.Z. AT WORK AND PLAY." Featuring ' NEW ZEALAND'S "OUR GANG" KIDDIES. Not a "dry" industrial picture, but a fascinating story of schoolboy adventure, teeming with COMEDY AND THRILLS. And THE AUCKLAND GIRLS THE AUCKLAND GIRLS , Who are Competing in "MISS N.Z., 1927." Can we Beat Them? Box Plans at The Bristol till 5, then at the Theatre (Ring 43-963). STRAND THEATRE. lEASD THEATRE. Direction—Fuller-Hayward Theatres. LAST THREE DAYS. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. SPECIAL DOUBLE-FEATURE BILL, EMELi JANNINGS and ~ ,EMIL JANNINGS and v LYA DE PUTTILYA DE PUTTI " ' In "VARIETY." . "VARIETY." "VARIETY." "VARLSTY." "VARIETY." "VARIETY." "VARIETY." "VARIETY." Behind the Scenes in Theatre a»jl Show Life. . V Also Showing: HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON In "THE DENVER DUDE." '"CHE DENVER DUDE." Fights, Frolics, Comedy, and Romance EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. Screening Times: "Variety," 11 a.m., 2.30, 5.30, and 8.30 p.m. "Denver Dude" 12.60, 4.15, and 7.15 p.m. Ring 43-855 for Reserves. jgEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIGHT TIM M'COY iv "WINNERS OF THE WILDERNESS" "WINNERS OF THE WILDERNESS " With JOAN CRAWFORD. GOOD SUPPORTS. "THE NIGHT OF LOVE. Do Luxe -"- .Theatre, commencing FRIDAY. Dazzling, "tipping. You'll never forget it. QUALITY THEATRE7IsLAND~BAYi TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT The Comedy-drama of the year. W. C. FIELDS. W. C. FIELDS "SOS YOUR OLD MAN." .' , .Don't Miss It. Don't Miss It. Bring the whole family. You're in for a jolly good time. "Sob Your Old Man." fJpHE Knight of Knights in "The Night of Love." The Love of Knightß in "The Night of Love," De Luxe Theatre, commencing FRIDAY. CONCERT CHAMBER, WEDNESDAY NEXT, 22nd JUNE, jgONG- RECITAL, MISS KATHLEEN CRUICKSHANK. The programme will include: "Come Again" (Keel). "Diaphenia" (Samuel). -When Childer Plays" (Walford Davies). (Rosenfeld). "At the Well" (Hagemen). Songs from when we were very young. Folk Songs, etc., etc. Box Plan at The Bristol. Reserves ssothers, 3s and 2s. ' . ' EUCHRE TO-NIGHT EUCHRE AT THE DAINTIES, 18-22, Courtenay -*■*- place. One £5 order, two 10s orders, lour 5s orders, and other good prizes Compulsory cut of all cards. Euchre sharp at 8. Admission 2s. J. Baillie, H. Headifen. PUBLIC NOTICE.' YK7ITH reference to accident to Jackson Brydgee, who was caught in belting at Linley Bros.. Cabinetmakers, on Saturday, the 18th June, he is a married man, not single, as stated. - J. URYDGES. FUNERAL NOTICES. _ ■ FUNERAL CARD. THE Friends of the late William Davis •f- are respectfully invited to attend his I'uneral, which will leave St. Ann's Church, Green street, Newtown, on Wednesday, 22nd June, 1927, at 9.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karqri. . • Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, Cambridge terrace and Karori. WUJLIdNGTONAVATIiKSIIJj!; WORKERS' UNION. THE Funeral of our late member, Mr. ■*• William Davis, No.- 1 Section of Stevedores, will leave St. Anne's Church, Green street, Newtown, at 9.30 a.m. TomortoTr, 22nd inst., for the Cemetery, Karori. J. O. JOHNSON, —— Secretary. THE % Friends of the late James Fran- ■*■ ': cis Sinclair are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave bis late residence, Kahautara. at 2 p.m. To-morrow (Wednesday), for the Burnside Cemetery, Pirinoa. R. T. SAUNDEES, Funeral Director.