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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 82, 16 October 1928, Page 2

DE LUXE THEATRE. B LUXE THEATRE. LAST 3 NIGHTS! Presenting A THOUSAND CHANEY THRILLS! No one on the screen to-day can equal Chancy for the thrill of the unusual! As Chuck Collins, underworld power, he weaves a spell of excitement and suspense amazing even for Chancy. Amazing Drama! A Triumph of Thrills! LON CHANEY, LON CHANEY, LON CHANEY, LON CHANEY, LON CHANEY, LON CHANEY, With MARCELINE DAY MARCELINE DAY And JAMES MURRAY, BETTY COMPSON, In the Metro-Gokhvyn Special— "THE BIG CITY." "THE BIG CITY." "THE BIG CITY." ''THE BIG CITY." "THE BIG CITY." "THE BIG CITY." "THE BIG CITY." Pictorial Supports De Luxe. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE And THE MIGHTY WURLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT, Direction of Emanuel Aarons, ■ In Incidental Music. Overture—Musical Gems of Tschaikowsky (arranged by Langley). Novelty Entr'acte for Two Pianos—"Polly" (Zamecnik), Played by E. Aarons (at organ) and J. Haydock. Organ Solo—"Girl of My Dreams" (with Song Slides). BOOKING.—Box Plans at Bristol and Aitken's. Ring Tel. 23-080 for Reservations. "WHEN FLEET MEETS FLEET." "WHEN FLEET MEETS FLEET." The most wonderful production of 1928. Is acclaimed by huge and delighted audiences with unbounded enthusiasm. At • ■ ' At SHORTT'S THEATRE. H 0 R T T ' S THEATRE. As a screen classic of stark realism "WHEN FLEET MEETS FLEET." A mighty and astounding epic of "THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND." Showing actual scenes in this titanic battle. Portraying British and German ships in deadly combat. '■WHEN FLEET MEETS FLEET." A fascinating drama of loyal hearts, magnificent heroism and tender romance. A picture of unabated interest and tense appeal. . "WHEN FLEET MEETS FLEET." A masterpiece you cannot afford to miss. Added Attraction: JACK PERRIN In a drama of thrills and adventures, "DOUBLE-FISTED." "DOUBLE-FISTED." "DOUBLE-FISTED." Splendid Supports. Splendid Supports. PATHE GAZETTE, SCENIC, i ■ CARTOONS. Commencing FRIDAY NEXT: "THE GIRL FROM CHICAGO," A mystery play of the underworld, presents Conrad Nagel and Myrna Loy. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT at 7.30. TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS. No. 1— ESTHER RALSTON in ■ "TEN MODERN COMMANDMENTS." "TEN MODERN COMMANDMENTS." A delightful story of stage life. No. 2- JACK HOLT in "BORN TO THE WEST." "BORN TO THE WEST." •.■: A Zane Grey Western Thriller. our orchestra. deitannia theatre. ■Britannia theatre. Continuous TO-DAY, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Excellent Two-star Programme. No. 1 Attraction— - SIR HARRY LAUDER In "H-U-N-T-I-N-G T-0-W-E-R," A whimsical Scottish romance -with adventure and thrills. ADDED FEATURE: 2—WALLACE BEERY, RAYMOND HATTON in "WIFE-SAVERS." The uncrowned kings of mirth, high-step-ping in the Alps—great comedy, yodelling yodellcrs yodel! AND HOW! IN SUPPORT: GAZETTE, INTEREST, and COMEDY. igEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. Lillian Gisii, the screen's greatest emotional actress,'in "ANNIE LAURIE." "ANNIE LAURIE." Depicting the most stirring of Scottish romances—the clash of clan warfare for. a love that mocked at foes and Fate alike. GOOD SUPPORTS. 'Phone 24-318 for reserves. THE TERRACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Entrance to Church Hall on Bowen-st.) SALE OF WORK, with MUSICAL1 AND DRAMATIC ATTRACTIONS. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 17th and 18th OCTOBER. To be opened by the Mayoress (Mrs. G. A. Troup). WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 3 p.m. Afternoon Teas. from 3.30 p.m. Family Teas 6 p.m. Musical and Dramatic Programme each evening. Commencing Wednesday at 3 o'clock, Thursday at 7 o'clock. No charge for admission, but you will receive a "For what it is worth" envelope as you enter. Friendship. Fellowship, Laughter, Song and Drama. Come and spend a few enjoyable hours with us. ■ . CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL CONCERT By pupils of Preparatory College, Seatoun, WEDNESDAY, 17th OCTOBER, Doors open 7.30 p.m. Commonco 8 p.m.. Admission 2s. Box plan at Bristol. ISLAND BAY ELECTORS AND RATE- - BAYERS' ASSOCIATION. DOMINATIONS are requested for the -4-1 Island Bay Candidate for Queen Eleanor in "Dream of Fair Women." Nominations, close SATURDAY, 20th INST., to he addressed THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY, 30, Avon street, Island Bay. . WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. TfREE Cookery Demonstration by Miss x Marion Christian (Liverpool School of Cookery Diploma), WEDNESDAY, 17th OCTOBER, 1928, 2.30 p.m. 04, Courtenay place. SUBJECT: Lobster Cutlets, Potato Croquettes, Brandy Snaps'. T7LECTRIC COOKING DEMONSTRA- & TIONS WITH THE NEW ZEALAND-MADE "ORION" ELECTRIC RANGE, Now in successful operation throughput the Dominion—will be given in the showrooms of H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., Lower Tory street. On WEDNESDAY, 17th OCTOBER; FRI- ! DAY, 19th OCTOBER, At 2 p.m. EVERYONE INTERESTED IS INVITED TO ATTEND. HOW many Pals can you catch? The Secret explained Town Hall, Sun» 4%y> 2ist October, 3 p.m. ' " ,