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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 35, 10 August 1927, Page 2

BE LUXE THEATRE E LUXE THEATRE (The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross). TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. A Metro-Goldwyn : Mayer Special Attraction, . ' Featuring RAMON.NOVARRO and ALICE "TERRY RAMON NOVARBO and ALICE TERRY RAMON NOVAJRRO and ALICE TERRY ■ ;in . ..•■ "LOVERS' LOVERS," . "LOVERS' LOVERS," ' "LOVERS' LOVERS," —LOVERS' LOVERS," Based on the great stage success "THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE'? "THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE" "THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE" '"THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE" (By Douglas, Furber and Sylvia ■: ■ Thalberg). "LOVERSr-A Vivid drama of modern Spam based on the poisonous effect of the world's invisible enemy-rScandal! la Addition, GAZETTE, CARTOON, COMEDY SCENIC. Also, MR. EMANUEL AARONS AND THE MIGHTY WURLIT2ER, And ORCHESTRA DE LUXE Box Plans now open at The Bristol Pi«no Co., Aitken'a Book Arcade, or ring Theatre, 2^oßo. "PMPRESS. Impress. Direction ...... Fuller-Hayward Theatre*. 'LAST.TWO DAYS. From 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Three Big Features. JOHN GILBERT And ; RENEE ADOREE In "THE SHOW." "THE SHOW." "THE SHOW." Underworld drama that flashes amazingly across the tawdry spectacle of a Budapest Side-shtaw. Also ! KEN MAYNARD, KEN MAYNARD, In "SOMEWHERE IN SONORA." "SOMEWHERE IN SONORA." A Classic in Westerns, And ggW ZEALAND CRICKETEBS NEW ZEALAND CRICKETERS ■ . ■ '■ v. I MARTINEAU'S ELEVEN And I THE M.C.C. wno are making a name for N.^ on the playing fields of England. A°i? ■EJ? ns l at The Bristol till 3, then ,»t the Theatre. Tling 43-963. 'gHORTT'S THEATRE. **> Conlinuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Presents •2 — STERLING MASTERPIECES — 2 • PAULINE FREDERICK PAULINE FREDERICK la a magnificent picturisution of Jaek•ou Gngory's thrilling story, "Judith of the Blue Lake Ranch," "TWO KINDS W WOMEN" "two kinds of women" . *two kinds of women.A. picture that spells solid enjoyment from i start to finish. ' BUCK J^NES BUCK JONES _ In • Win. M'Leod Raine's Great Story. A MAN FOUR SQUARE.'*' "A MAN FOUR SQUARE." . A dazzling exposition on adventure, thrills, and romance. Q»ySL¥i^SlF PAULINE FREDERICK ™luul In A .t«. f , ."DEVIL'S ISLAND." r i ™7r ct white-hpt passions on the - Isle o£ Lost Men. Actual scenes of Devil't Island, the French penal settlement, the storm centre of the Dreyfus case. Also, "DOUBLE FISTED," with Jack Pcrrin and Starlight, N.Z. WRESTLING ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). IJOWN HALL. ~ TOWN HALL, ' MONDAY, 22nd AUGUST, MONDAY, 22nd AUGUST, i At 8 p.m. Of New Zealand. I ANDERSON j ANDERSON (Holder) I Versus 1 DUFTY DUFTY (Challenger), Eight ten-minute rounds. Fastest r.onte«fc ever staged by the Association. Also, J. LACK r. N. NAUGHTON. Excellent Prelims. Booking open* at Ned Perry'g, 15th i M t, 0s and 2s 8d (plus tax). TENNANT COLLEDGE, Hon. Sec. N.Z.W.A. EUCHRE - TO-NIGHT - EUCHRE. AT THE DAINTIES, 18-22, Courtenay •*•*• piece. Eight genuine prizes. Com* pulsory cut of all cards. All cards to be played out. Euchre sharp at 8, Admission Is. J. BAILLIE; H. HEADIFEN. VIOLET DAY, T Naid of Residential Nursery, Owea-sl., •* FRIDAY NEXT. .Street Collcotjoa and St»Ho. . ' t ■ Please help sick tnpthers. TECHNICAL COLLEGE. * npHE ANNUAL CONCERT will b« ■*•■. Siyeii in . the Concert Chamber, Town. Hall, on WEDNESDAY AND JHURSDAYi 10th: and llth AUGUST, at 7.45 p.m. Scenes from "A Mideuminer Night's Dream." One-Act Play, "The Boy Will." ■Dances, Choruses, Songs. Admission: Adults Is 6d, Pupils Js. ■tmtaraSatha hall services; ™U, Lambton quay. TO-MORROW. (Thursday) EVENING, o , At 7.45 o'clock. Speaker: REV. H. E. V7ALLIS, M.A. Subject: -. '"THE LAST 'SHALLS.'" When God says "ehp.ll" it will certainly ul ,V ome heax '^^ *ese mighty Bhalls. Many were ble-seed last week. "BLIND ALLEYS" T BAD nowhere. Follow a good lead and '*•* get . ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. QOBERTSGTTS J.R.D. ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. : WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. ; WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. s WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR, Old and Bellow "Scotch,* PWMmA .. "" .-.-■; palatabla, • ''~-H