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Evening Star, Issue 17926, 23 March 1922, Page 8

Empie e. ELSIE FERGUSON In ‘ Footlights,’ 8 p.m. HAROLD LLOYD in ‘ Now or Never,’ 7 and 9.30. Commencing March 28th, ‘ Tho Affairs of Anatol’ (All-Star Cast). Thomas Meiglian m 'GAPPY RICKS.’ Book stalls seats at theatre. Circle Reserves at Bristol. Good Supports. Octagon theatre. Final Screening To-night, 8 o'clock. ‘FALSE KISSES,’ Universal’s Greatest Picture of Married Life, starring Miss Du Pont. 9 pan., ‘THE CHANNINGS,’ from the story by Mrs Henry Wood. A British Master Production. 7.45, Overture and Supports. Reserves Ring 3,091. Friday: (1) ‘ Tho Freeze Out ’ (Harry Carey), (2) ‘Mothers of Men (Selznick). aff B E N ’ S THEATRE. Last Day. Last Day. Happy, Snappy Constance Talmadge in ‘Worlding Bolls.’ Also, Comedy, Gazette, and Review. Plan at Tho Bristol. To-mor-row : A Tale of tho Warm Southlands, where to live is to love and to liato is death, so fierce run man’s passions, ‘ Serenade,’ featuring Miriam Cooper and George Walsh. A First National attraction. pLAZA THEATRE. , TO-NIGHT, at 7. THREE-HOUR DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. SHIRLEY MASON in a Fox feature. ‘QUEENIE,’ and CONWAY TEARLE in Selznick Drama, ‘THE FIGHTER.’ Supports: International News and a New Episode of ‘Flaming Disk’ Serial.

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TENDERS. ELECTRIC PASSENG ER-ELEVATOR FOR NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING, CHRISTCHURCH. FTXENDERS, Closing vri tli the Secretary, J. Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at Noon on 18th APRIL, 1922, aro iirviiod for the supply and erection of ONE ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. Specifications, etc., may be seen at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Hoad Office, Wellington. SPORTING. TUAPEKA COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL RACES, EASTER SATURDAY, 15th APRIL. OWNERS AND TRAINERS are reminded that NOMINATIONS ior all Handicaps Close on SATURDAY, Bbth March. H. L. BRETT, Secretary, Telephone 26. Lawrence. shop/a Dunedin specialists’ young bird SHOW, HELD IN FULLERS* HALL, The. Finest Display of Poultry, Pigeons, Canaries, and Children’s Pets ever seen m Dunedin. To bo Jfeld in FULLERS’ HALL, VOGEL STREET, Opposite Overbridge. Admission, Is; Ctudlren, Bd. FRIDAY, 24th, AND SATURDAY. RELIGIOUS. •R/fETHOHrST CENTENARY OBLKiiRATli TIONS. The Rev. A. APOALLIiai (President Australian, Conference), Will Conduct Services in DuuodTn NEXT SUNDAY, 26th insfc. 11 a.in., TRINITY CHURCH, Stuart street (united sorvico Trinity and Central Mission). 5 p.m., DUNDAS .STKJ4BT CHURCH. 6.30 p.m., OCTAGON HALL (Contra! Mission). M,r JPCallura’s addresses at the Auckland Conferenco were excellent. No one should mi;>s hearing him on Sunday next. GliT Quotations from ‘Evening .Star’ Office for large or small quantities of .Printing 1)010X0 placing your order.