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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 76, 27 September 1927, Page 2

FILMS IN NATURAL COLOUR " ; ' ' ARE' THE PICTURE WORLD'S GREAT PROBLEM. REID'S PROCESS IS DESTINED TO BE THE SOLUTION WITH THE REID PROCESS-There is no stripping; the colour is produced wholly by chemical means; and on one side of the film or slide the whole range of coloii ' families is available. SLIDES m COLOUR HAVE BEEN PREPARED. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE SCREEN ROOM N° 8, BOTJLCOTT CHAMBERS, BOULCOTT STREET. -■NOTE THE HOtJRS: - . , EVERY EVENING (except Saturdays)' .... At 7 o'clock and 8 o'clock' ' ' The interest taken enables us to increase the Demonstrations as above DAYTIME DEMONSTRATIONS BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ONL-Y the wfd'the" Coloured Movie?" ZeaW InVCnti°n ' ~hich ™U eventual*

'BOROUGH OF EASTBOURNE. WRITTEN Tenders, addressed to Box ; " 424, G.P.0., Wellington, will be re- ■ ceived by the undersigned up to 4 p.m. on Monday, 3rd October, 1927, -for the Right to Remove Sand from Kauri, Konini, and Miro streets, Eastbourne; for one year from'date of acceptance of Tender. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Offers may be for the lot, or for sand from any of the three streets specified. Sand must be removed to the satisfaction of the Council, and the roads in the immediate vicinity maintained in good order. , , A deposit of £5 to accompany each ten- ■ J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk. MEETINGS. AUSTRALASIAN ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY. (Wellington Local Branch). A MEETING of the Association will be •**■ held at Victoria University College on WEDNESDAY,.2Bth SEPTEMBER, at 8 p.m., when Sir Apirana Ngata, M.A., LL.B., M.P., will speak on "Anthropology and the Government of Native Races in the Pacific.". Questions and discussion. Meeting open to all interested. 1 I. L.-.G. SUTHERLAND, * • . Hon. Secretary. DANCING. QLD-TIME BALL. OLD-TIME BALL. i TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) TO-NIGHT • DE LUXE ASSEMBLY; ' Victoria Hall, Adelaide 'road (John street tram stop). Back to the days of your great-grand-parents. Valuable Prizes for the Best Paper Old-time Costume. Valuable Prizes for the Best Cloth Old-time Costume. Ladies and.Gents. . Ladies' and Gents' Cloakroom Attendants (free). Supper Free. Prices as usual—Ladies, Is 6d; Gents., 2s. F. M'GONNELL, M.C. M. R. JACKSON, Sec. . MONSTER CARNIVAL. TO-NIGHT TUESDAY. , TO-NIGHT JJLACK AND 'WHITE CAB DANCE, HERETAUNGA HALL, PSTONE. Special Attraction. Balloons, Streamers, Paper Hats. Balloons, Streamers, Paper Hats. Balloons, Streamers, Paper Kats. Balloons, Streamers, Paper Hats. Our Noted Monte CarloLadies—First Prize, Afternoon Tea Set, 21 pieces. Gents—First Prize, Shaving Companion. 14 Other Good Prizes. The Noted Dance for the Valuable Prizes. BLACK AND WHITE CLUB " ORCHESTRA. Nine Musical Sparks. D. Richards, leader, late of the' Ambassador and the American "ZAZZ" Band. The One and Only One. Ladies Is Cd, Gents 2s 6d. Supper inN. GRANT, mlc. H. J. M'GRATH, Sec. SPECIAL NOTICE—Buses leave Courtenay place terminus 7.30.----2s Return. 2s Return. EMPIRE ASSEMBLY, EMPIRE HALL, Upper Cuba .street. ' ' '. I-nPO-NIGHT and EVERY TUESDAY. •*■ Special for this evening: Plain and Fancy Drees Night. Masks on until 10 p.m. Empire Orchestra. Supper. Make a good night of it! L. J. RETALLICK, Hon. Sec. ST. THOMAS'S BASKETBALL CLUB DANCE. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. THIS WEDNESDAY. Great Novelty Night. i Savannah Dance Orchestra. Dancing 8 to 12. , ■ b Ladies Isl 6d, gents 2s. Supper included. • T^HE ADELPHI CABARET.] Telephone 28-294. ; TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. I Dancing at 8.30 o'clock. ,| The Cabaret is Fully Booked for ' Thursday Night. Reserve Your Tables NOW for' the SPECIAL ORIENTAL NIGHT, I WEDNESDAY, 12th OCTOBER; Spend This Night Amidst the. Won- j ders of the East. . ' ! De Luxe Afternoon Teas Daily, 3.5 p.m. PETONE. JAZZ GALA, ■■■■■•/ HERETAUNGA HALL. ' "V'OVELTY Dancing will be a special -1-1 feature of a DANCE to be held TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 28th ' SEPTEMBER, in aid of the Petone Boy Scouts Building Fund. - Good floor, special supper, i confetti, streamers, and music'by Regal Orchestra. 8 p.m. Tickets: Ladies Is Cd, Gents, 2s Cd, Double 3s 6d. ' Be sure you are there. I ■p H E -VIOLET JAZZ. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. EARLY SETTLERS' HALL, 86, Abel Smith street. Wellington's Jolliest Jazz. Prize Night. Prize Night. Lucky Fox Trot; 20 Prizes. Jack Harper's Cabaret Orchestra. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. Sit-down Supper Provided. Direction: IIR. & MRS. J. SHARP. TlflSS- INEZ CONNOP wishes to~"?£ ■"•"- nounce that she has booked " the whole of the Adelphi Cabaret on THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, on which date she intends holding a dance for her pupiU and their friends. SUBSCRIPTION: Double Ticket 8s 6d 'lickets obtainable at the Studio; also Adelphi Cabaret Office. THEATRICAL AND BALLROOM D ASP- DEVITTTI yeare with J. C. *f Williamson, Ltd.,. All phases of Theatrical, Ballet. Eccentric. Modern Ball-' room Dancing. , Studio: Top Floor •'errett's Corner, en-' : trance 113, Willis street. Tel. 20-290 i Amateur performances produced. MISS MARGARET O'CONNOR. of Ballroom Dancing. Studio ■*• Adelphi Cabaret. Telephone 20-660 CLASSES: Studio—Beginners, Intermediate, Ad' vanced, 8-10. Newtown Library—Tuesday,- 7-8 p.m. Kilbirnie, Columbia Cabaret—Saturday 7-8 p.m.